I'm getting a little frustrated at all these dishes & pans that advertise themselves as extra deep, high sides, etc. 3 inches??? For lasagna??
462192
I love this pan. It is deeper than my previous lasagna pans, but I never actually measured it. I'm guessing it's about 2.5" deep. And it cleans up so easily. It's very sturdy, and I highly recommend it. It's a winner.
1179391
Yes, this pan is a deep 3" inch pan for baking your lasagna. However the construction is flimsy. I question even heat being distributed for proper baking. I don't see this pan lasting for a long duration. Would I buy this pan again? My answer would be no. I would rather spend more to have a pan last for the long haul.
1179392
This one is really deep, a little over 3 inches. My only problem with it is it's too large for my recipe. I have to almost double up. But other than that it's a good product.
1179393
I loved this pan so much, I ordered a second one for my daughter. It is perfect for lasagna, plenty deep enough. Cleans up like a dream. Light weight but very sturdy and stable. I would highly recommend this pan.
2031338
A little over 3". Seems deeper than your normal saute/fry pans. I find this pan very useful.
869357
There not 5.2 inches deep. I don't know where they came up with that. Best cookware you can buy. Buy with confidence!
42880
Why can't I find a saucepan of no more than 6-inch diameter and whose height is MORE than 6-inches??
1528851
Cathy, after looking at the skillet I think it is over 3" deep. Nice. With the domed lid you even have more room. Three inches is the answer, my husband said.
400087
I'm not sure where people are getting the measurements from. I have what is pictured above (red, ceramic, round tortilla warmer). I just measured with my tape measure. It is 8" round and 1 and 3/4" deep. 9x9x3 and 10" are NOT correct. I believe you're measuring the wrong dish.
451881
The usable depth of this pan is about 2 inches and the sides are about 3 inches high. Great product by the way. Heavy and well made, but remember, it is not intended for high heat use.
512470
All the lasagna noodles I have used fit exactly the width of the pan. Hope this helps.
653813
The height of the pan w/o the lid is 10 1/8", if the lid is turned upside down it is 10 3/8", if the lid is put on right side up that adds another 2 5/8" for a overall total of 12 3/4". I have not used this pan very much as it is taller than it is wide and not very user friendly as most of my spoons aren't much longer than 13" and that doesn't give you much to hold on too. If given a choice, i would NOT buy this pan again.
782850
2-21/2 inches Won't handle your deeper pans. The item is more trouble than it's worth. Won't stay put on shelf.
1947750
It's not deep enough. I would barely fit one layer of my lasagne in it. I love these, though. I use them for leftovers.
3864
I am sorry but I really don't know, they are great pans, I own two and use them for Lasagna
107839
My 3 dishes are 1 1/2" deep. I don't remember the description given, but it was never 4" deep. If the ad had said that, I wouldn't have ordered it! A 4" deep individual au gratin dish, would be ridiculous!Joan
2114383
It's 14 1/2 inches long on an inside measurement, and around 15 1/2 inches outside, if you include the handles. It's 10 1/2 inches wide inside measurement, and almost 11 inches across including the "lip" at the top. It's a nice, sturdy pan. I like it for vegan lasagna dishes using zucchini and eggplant slices for the "noodle" part. The veggie noodles make the recipe too thick for regular lasagna pans, but this dish is roomy enough to stack everything high and cook it down slowly over time without bubbling over. If you're trying to cut carbs using veggie lasagna "noodles", this dish is a good investment. It's 14 1/2 inches long on an inside measurement, and around 15 1/2 inches outside, if you include the handles. It's 10 1/2 inches wide inside measurement, and almost 11 inches across including the "lip" at the top. It's a nice, sturdy pan. I like it for vegan lasagna dishes using zucchini and eggplant slices for the "noodle" part. The veggie noodles make the recipe too thick for regular lasagna pans, but this dish is roomy enough to stack everything high and cook it down slowly over time without bubbling over. If you're trying to cut carbs using veggie lasagna... » Read More It's 14 1/2 inches long on an inside measurement, and around 15 1/2 inches outside, if you include the handles. It's 10 1/2 inches wide inside measurement, and almost 11 inches across including the "lip" at the top. It's a nice, sturdy pan. I like it for vegan lasagna dishes using zucchini and eggplant slices for the "noodle" part. The veggie noodles make the recipe too thick for regular lasagna pans, but this dish is roomy enough to stack everything high and cook it down slowly over time without bubbling over. If you're trying to cut carbs using veggie lasagna "noodles", this dish is a good investment. « Show Less
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The length and width of the rack seem too tight for your dish. It measures 14.25 inches in length, 11.5 in width and 5 inches deep from top to bottom. The depth is not a problem - I use mine in shallow dishes that measure only a couple of inches deep. I believe there is a smaller version of this rack, which would work better for you.
90015
The bottom of the pan measures 5 by 2 1/2 inches. No a lasagna noodle would not fit in the bottom unless you made your own.
940563
I just got mine. I have a 9 X 13 that I was hoping to be able to use, but the handles make it entirely too long. Do you know where I could find a 9X13 GLASS pan WITHOUT handles? I need this size for my cake, but I HATE to use the big stove oven.