How heavy is this pot?
1424810
Four pounds without lid; just under five pounds with the lid. It's a great pot for things like stocks or boiled dinners.
1424811
Less than 5.3 pounds with lid on. With lid off it is 4.15 pounds. 12 quart gives enough head room for boiling without spitting all over stove with a normal size soup recipe or stew. Evenly heats without scorching on my electric stove.
1424812
About 60 ounces. The bottom (base) is about 1/4 inch thick. This is a great pot for making large meals. Deep enough where it's not splattering all over the stove. IF this is not big enough, you need to buy a missionary kettle.
1424813
It's a good weight without being too heavy to lift. I love it and use it often when I'm making a large amount of spaghetti sauce to can.
1424814
Yes. I bought it for my daughter-in-law this Christmas and it's very well-made. It's heavier than I expected it to be.
1424815
The weight of the pot is 3 lb, as stated in the item description. However, I think your question refers to the balance of weight in the pot. It has a very solid, weighty bottom that holds the heat superbly.
190641
I don't remember the weight. It was reasonably heavy. I returned mine as the lid was warped.
1340320
I just stuck it on my kitchen scale. I came up with 67 1/2 oz which would make it about 4 lbs. It doesn't feel like 4 lbs but then, I lift pots all the time. It is pretty substantial. Not flimsy.
1918729
It is heavy- maybe 8 lbs. we used them for shower centerpieces and they were beautiful planted
838772
I don't know exactly but it is heavy. not something I want to drop on the tile floor or in the sink. It's probably about 15 pounds.
950830
The weight is listed somewhere in the specifications of the product. I believe it's close to 4 pounds. It's definitely more than the little plastic cookers, but I LOVE this hot pot. It's much more stable, reliable and controllable than my previous ones.
520128
I believe the specs say 25 lbs. I've had a full size stock pot with 3 gal of water in it and the unit worked perfectly.
589763
I think it weighs about 2 lbs or slightly less. I believe it to be average or below average in weight, especially when compared to other heavy plastic or metal kettles. I don't often fill it to the 'fill' line but if I do I can use both hands if necessary. It has a really great large handle that is very easy to grip, large enough for two hands if necessary.
14187
I would say 12 - 15 pounds. It's pretty heavy. Not something you will want to move around much. I love it.
1415646
I put it on my scale and it says it weighs about 2.3 lbs. It is certainly sturdy, my cat knocked it down off my dishwasher a couple of times and it didn't even dent which is more than I can say for my other pans that now have flat edges : )
2141321
It's about 5 pounds or so. It boils water so quickly. I love it no matter what it weighs!
968047
Hard to weigh it. Pot and saucer are 32" dia. and 18" high, filled with dirt and a 5 gallon camellia. My guess is 100lbs maybe. I believe the stand could handle much more than that. One other thing, this is at our front door so it has to look beautiful. We looked at every stand available and this is by far the best looking!
1616898
Not sure actual weight but it's one of the heaviest items in my kitchen. Makes me second guess using it sometimes.
465849
Has a nice heavy (thick, less likely to warp) bottom. This does not make it a heavy pot.
1385677
It is very light weight, but I have dried my stock pots and skillets on it. I have stainless cookware which is mid-weight. I would not place heavy cast iron on this but I trust it with my glass lids. Considering the price, it is quite serviceable. It comes dismantled and you have to assemble. Make sure you tighten the bolts and check them occasionally when in use since they will work loose.
1945852
I would say about 60+lbs mine is full of pots and pans I even have a few cast iron pans and its still hanging in there. I'm very happy with it and love it.
228518
I'm not sure what constitutes "heavy..." It seems the same weight as any other pots and pans I've used; the same as my old T-Fal teflon pots and pans. I can tell you that when I'm filling up the larger saucepan with water, it does become heavy and difficult to hold because of the shape and size of the handle. My old T-Fals had straight and thick handles, these are thinner and curved. I also find I have to use a potholder (for cushioning) and two hands when I want to use a strainer to dump water out of my pasta. This could also be because the saucepan holds more water than my old ones used to. If you're asking if they're flimsy... no, they are nice and sturdy. Hope that was some help, at least. I'm not sure what constitutes "heavy..." It seems the same weight as any other pots and pans I've used; the same as my old T-Fal teflon pots and pans. I can tell you that when I'm filling up the larger saucepan with water, it does become heavy and difficult to hold because of the shape and size of the handle. My old T-Fals had straight and thick handles, these are thinner and curved. I also find I have to use a potholder (for cushioning) and two hands when I want to use a strainer to dump water out of my pasta. This could also be because the saucepan holds more water than my old... » Read More I'm not sure what constitutes "heavy..." It seems the same weight as any other pots and pans I've used; the same as my old T-Fal teflon pots and pans. I can tell you that when I'm filling up the larger saucepan with water, it does become heavy and difficult to hold because of the shape and size of the handle. My old T-Fals had straight and thick handles, these are thinner and curved. I also find I have to use a potholder (for cushioning) and two hands when I want to use a strainer to dump water out of my pasta. This could also be because the saucepan holds more water than my old ones used to. If you're asking if they're flimsy... no, they are nice and sturdy. Hope that was some help, at least. « Show Less