IKEA 365+ Plate (11”) Dimensions & Drawings

Scale illustrations of the IKEA 365+ Plate (11”) and other similar plates

Description

What you will love about the IKEA 365+ Plate are its plain style, durability, solid feel, clean lines, lightness, and versatility since you can use it to serve food and also a cover for a bowl. It was designed by Preutz, Wihlborg, Braasch, and Karlsson and made of feldspar porcelain, an impact-resistant, and durable material.

Dimensions & Sizes

The IKEA 365+ Plate (11”) has a diameter of 10.63” (27 cm) and height of .91” (2.3 cm).

Set of dimensioned drawings of the IKEA 365+ Plate (11”) labeled with height and diameter in plan and elevation

Description

Dimensions & Sizes

The IKEA 365+ Plate (11”) has a diameter of 10.63” (27 cm) and height of .91” (2.3 cm).

3D Model

Common Questions

What are dinner plates made of?

Dinner plates are typically made of ceramic materials like bone china, porcelain, glazed earthenware, or stoneware. Dinner plates can also be made from other materials like glass, wood, metal, plastic, and even on occasion stone. Some plates are made of disposable materials like paper pulp or plastic-coated paper.

What makes a good dinner plate?

A good dinner plate has a timeless style that will fit in with the style of any dining room or kitchen where it will be used, can easily be picked up, and is durable to withstand daily wear and tear. A good dinner plate should also be highly functional and easy to clean.

What are the different types of dinner plates?

The different types of dinner plates include the common dinner plate that is used to serve the main dish, the dessert plate that serves desserts, and the appetizer plate that is utilized to serve appetizers. Other types of dinner plates include the bread and butter plate, fish plate, salad plate, and soup plate.

What are dinner plates made of?

What makes a good dinner plate?

What are the different types of dinner plates?

What is the difference between porcelain and ceramic tableware?

Porcelain tableware, made from fine, white clay, is known for its strength, durability, and translucency. Ceramic tableware, typically heavier and more opaque, is made from a broader range of clay types. Porcelain is usually more expensive and refined, while ceramic offers a more casual, diverse range of styles.

What are the differences between formal and casual tableware?

Formal tableware often features elegant designs, intricate patterns, and is made from high-quality materials like porcelain or bone china. Casual tableware, in contrast, is typically more durable, made from stoneware or earthenware, and sports simpler designs and patterns, suited for everyday use and less formal occasions.

Can tableware be mixed and matched, or should it be uniform?

Mixing and matching tableware can create a unique, personalized dining experience, adding visual interest and character to your table setting. While uniform sets offer a classic, cohesive look, combining different colors, patterns, and styles can reflect personal taste and make each meal feel special and individualized.

What is the difference between porcelain and ceramic tableware?

What are the differences between formal and casual tableware?

Can tableware be mixed and matched, or should it be uniform?

View of the IKEA 365+ Plate (11”) in 3D available for download

Under Development

Height:

.91” | 2.3 cm

Width:

10.63” | 27 cm (Diameter)

Depth:

10.63” | 27 cm (Diameter)

Length:

Weight:

1.69 lb | .77 kg (Package)

Area:

Materials:

Feldspar porcelain

Designer:

Preutz/Wihlborg/Braasch/Karlsson (IKEA)

Drawings include:
IKEA 365+ Plate (11”) front elevation, plan

IKEA - 365+ Plate (11”)

Wikipedia - Plate (Dishware)

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