Did anyone buy this lid for all clad pans? All clad pans have handles that are slightly at an upward angle. Thanks!
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I bought it to work with my All-clad 12" fry pans. The fit is not great, but it works well enough.
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I guess you saw my review of this lid? "...Just doesn't work with the T-Fal pan I needed it for. I knew I was taking a chance but hoped it would fit well enough. If the edges of the lid were slanted inward instead of 90 degrees, it would work much better." Below is the pan I wanted to use it with. It works OK but it sits 'inside' the edge of the pan instead of a snug fit around the rim. Hope this helps.T-fal E9380874 Professional Total Nonstick Oven Safe Thermo-Spot Heat Indicator 12-Inch Fry Pan / Saute Pan Dishwasher Safe Cookware
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The handles do stick out on each side and would not fit 17.5" opening. However, this is THE best roasting pan I have ever owned.
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Not sure the gauge is listed but I'll check... The handles are on the ends but not centered: they are off to one side (the handles in the top part line up with the ones on the bottom when used as a lid but not when inverted in storage)
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dont really knw how to answer this, the sides onpan is at a slight angle. bottom is slightly smaller than top. my soon is the cook, he is pleased with the pan, he now have two of them and prefers this pan over his others. i hope this helps.
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This set of pans has a logo on the lid and on the bottom, neither of which is very large. Our All Clad pan has, in my opinion, a more prominent logo where the handle connects to the body of the pan.
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I've not had that problem with this stainless steel steamer. With an older aluminum one, I found that if I rotated the pans I would get a better seal and the steam would stay inside, where it really needs to be. I'd contact the manufacturer (you've probably already done this) since the fit must be defective. Also, there are several canning sites--one in Georgia, one with Oregon State University and another through Utah State University Extension that may have some advice for you. You could create a better seal with some kind of a rubber ring, but that would be a bothersome fix.
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To the best of my knowledge this is NOT part of the All Clad D-5 line. It would be suggested that you contact All Clad Customer Service to secure a definitive response.
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I think these would be too loose for your purpose? Looking at the teapot you actually pour using the handle and it's not just a "lid". I like this item from amazon and all my pots/pans are either circulon or allclad. It's more secure when you use it. Lovely teapot by the way ... I may get one now that I've seen it. Dexas Pot Handle Holder, Red
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Mine has never fit the pot they claim it is for.The outside of the lip is 9 15/16 and rides up on the pan. The diameter of the lid is 10 1/4.[Looking at the other answers, they are just all over the map. Where is their quality control.]
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Calphalon is one of the best...the lid fits perfect for my Calphalon skillet because it was made for it. However, I do not know how the lid would fit on other cookware products. Cast iron sell lids for their products. Also, I don't mix and match. Hope this was helpful!
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My lid is heavy enough to kept any moisture from escaping. I don't have that problem with my All-clad. Sorry, maybe you should have them to replace your lid.
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This one has handles that slant up and the Lodge L10DOL3 handles are flat. (actually easier for seasoning it)This one has a lid with concentric rings, while the other one has drip points, not rings. (seems easier to season) That's why I got this one.As a note, I got this when it cost the same as the other model. I don't think it's worth paying extra.
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Unfortunately at the time I bought this wonderful skillet, there wasn't any lid offered. I ended up buying an All-Clad lid from Crate and Barrel for a reasonable price which fits perfectly.
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Cuisinart doesn't make one specifically for this skillet - I don't think. But, I had a set of stainless Cuisinart saucepans (not coated) and one of the lids fits my skillet perfectly. :-]
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Yes, but the pans I received did not lay flat, they were unsteady and tittered on the pans edge closest to the handle. I found the handles were too big and heavy for smaller pots and pans, causing them to tip at the handle. Remedying this requires slightly bending the handles upward in a vice. After doing this the pans seemed to improve to an acceptable steady level. If you use the cover or add a fair amount of food prior to placing pots or small pans on cook top, they will be fine. If you intend to melt butter or make sauces or other light food items, they will tip over without the cover and the handle will come in contact with direct heat or open flame. Hope this was helpful and good luck. Yes, but the pans I received did not lay flat, they were unsteady and tittered on the pans edge closest to the handle. I found the handles were too big and heavy for smaller pots and pans, causing them to tip at the handle. Remedying this requires slightly bending the handles upward in a vice. After doing this the pans seemed to improve to an acceptable steady level. If you use the cover or add a fair amount of food prior to placing pots or small pans on cook top, they will be fine. If you intend to melt butter or make sauces or other light food items, they will tip over without the cover... » Read More Yes, but the pans I received did not lay flat, they were unsteady and tittered on the pans edge closest to the handle. I found the handles were too big and heavy for smaller pots and pans, causing them to tip at the handle. Remedying this requires slightly bending the handles upward in a vice. After doing this the pans seemed to improve to an acceptable steady level. If you use the cover or add a fair amount of food prior to placing pots or small pans on cook top, they will be fine. If you intend to melt butter or make sauces or other light food items, they will tip over without the cover and the handle will come in contact with direct heat or open flame. Hope this was helpful and good luck. « Show Less
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Thanks for pointing this out to me. The L8SGP3 pan is deeper than the pan I purchased. There is no depth to the pan I have. There are no "sides". I might like this other pan as well.