When these bowls are stacked together for storage, what is the total height of the stack- do the two smaller bowls disappear into the largest one?
1421538
They stack six inches high when nested. And yes, the two smaller bowls do "disappear" into the largest one without sticking above. They truly "nest".
1421539
Height at highest point, the handle side is a bit over 6 1/2". The littlest bowl disappears in the middle sized bowl. The body of the middle sized bowl disappears in the largest bowl but the handle edge of the middle bowl rests somewhat on the handle end of the largest bowl.
1565344
I just measured for you and measurement is 7 3/4 inches for two stacked. Hope that helps.
1500414
I just measured and it is right at 11 1/2 then goes down to 10. If you did stack some, it would only be a couple. I hope this helps!
1763891
Kind of... They stack, but if they actually nest they are a bit difficult to get apart. We actually have a storage area where we keep stuff we don't use all the time so we actually store them in the boxes they came in so that they stay clean and together. For making mini cheesecakes - they are fabulous. We purchased 4 pans to make 90 smoked salmon cheesecakes which were the hit of the party.
1116850
They are slightly more than 5 1/4" diameter and slightly more than 3" tall.They do stack but not too well. I stack 3 or 2. They really are beautiful.
347381
Hello, Brandon...your question ends with: "will stack on top of this item? "--but which item are you referring to" Do you mean whether they will stack upon themselves? --If so, I say yes, they can do that; they are already stacked together as a 3 drawer unit, and other units of either the same or approximate size can be stacked on top of them. --In fact, that's what I've done with mine; I bought 4 of these and stacked 2 on top of each other in one area of my kitchen counter and 2 in another area. They function very well. ...Cheers to your stacking!
1156910
Each bowl is 2" tall by 3" wide. You should be able to get the bowls snuggly fitted into a 9x9" container as long as the depth of the container is at least 2" so that you can close the lid. Like so :::
723623
I just checked and they do stack well, right on top of each other. They would probably fall off each other in the course of a drawer opening and closing, but sitting still, the bottom of one piece nestles fairly well with the top of the next piece. I didn't try the knives but assume they do not stack :-)
1513861
Yes. They stack very well. My stack of four pans is just under 3.25 inches tall. (One pan is about 2.25 inches tall.)
1244664
Since all of the bowls vary in size and stack for storage, none of the bowls share common dimensions. However, all of the bowls make contact to the metal base sides in addition to having the bowl bottom contacting the metal base. My guess is helps distribute the heat more evenly around the bowl. (It is possible the base has heating elements in the sides also....the contact to the sides could be important...)I measured the metal base for you. The bottom is 8-1/4" dia. The measurement at 1-3/4" above the bottom is 8-1/2" dia.Then it curves outward to the top of the rim which is 3-3/8" above the bottom. The opening at the rim is about 9-1/4" dia.Hope this helps you - be safe if you choose to alter its intended use. Since all of the bowls vary in size and stack for storage, none of the bowls share common dimensions. However, all of the bowls make contact to the metal base sides in addition to having the bowl bottom contacting the metal base. My guess is helps distribute the heat more evenly around the bowl. (It is possible the base has heating elements in the sides also....the contact to the sides could be important...)I measured the metal base for you. The bottom is 8-1/4" dia. The measurement at 1-3/4" above the bottom is 8-1/2" dia.Then it curves outward to the top... » Read More Since all of the bowls vary in size and stack for storage, none of the bowls share common dimensions. However, all of the bowls make contact to the metal base sides in addition to having the bowl bottom contacting the metal base. My guess is helps distribute the heat more evenly around the bowl. (It is possible the base has heating elements in the sides also....the contact to the sides could be important...)I measured the metal base for you. The bottom is 8-1/4" dia. The measurement at 1-3/4" above the bottom is 8-1/2" dia.Then it curves outward to the top of the rim which is 3-3/8" above the bottom. The opening at the rim is about 9-1/4" dia.Hope this helps you - be safe if you choose to alter its intended use. « Show Less
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Lord help me but I still have the box and it's been over a year. The biggest box had the bowl in it and it was L-23" x W-32" x D-25" The other box was about half as tall, but I can't measure it. Good Luck!
2056238
Hrm, good question. I'd have to go home and measure. But it collapses down into a pretty small, stackable space - if you keep the lids all attached. I typically nest all the bowls and keep the lids separate, not ideal, but very functional for quick use.
1178070
From outside the bowl the height is 2.5 inches. Inside the bowl I measured about 2. Stacked, two bowls measures 3.75 inches. Love these.
764120
I just noticed the top parts come out, giving you a little more than half an inch to nest the next level, so, sorry, my former answer was wrong. They do appear to be stackable.
1898122
The lids stack when empty. They do not stack when in use e.g. When on top of the bottom bowl part. They are not level enough or designed to stay stacked on on each other well. They do have some flex.
1414942
Yes. Each bowl is about 2" tall. Because of the straight sides, they only nest about 1/2" into the one below. I rarely have more than one not in use, so it isn't a problem. When I do, I make sure they are dry and stack them with lids on. It makes it easier to find the lids when I need them and protects the rims from chipping!
2041679
Yes, but do stack better with the lids on them. They have a tendency to slip without the lids and don't stack like bowls.