How deep is the pan? could I use it with a fire pit burner and propane?
1972937
I don't think so. I gave it as a gift, but did put it together- and enjoyed the first fire. So I cannot check the depth now. It does not hold a lot of wood. Not meant for a huge blaze.
1532609
It fits perfectly on the large burner of your stove. Bottom is 6" (per my ruler) and the top is 12 inches across. You will love this pan, really!
289710
I wouldn't try it. The issue I had with the pan was with my flat top stove. The burner heats the part of the pan that touches it so quickly and the part that overhang the burner stays cool causing the pan to warp.
806001
There are propane burners designed for woks so yeah. This 16 inch wok will handle propane just fine. google seasoning a Wok or just check videos on youtube
1147767
I purchased this exact set about a year ago. The depth of my pan is 2.25 in. It's a great roasting pan--it quickly became one of my favorite items in the kitchen. It withstands high heat while most of my other pans and cookie sheets can only be used up to about 350 degrees. Hope this helps!
1310342
hi. it's 3.5" deep and besides this the best sauce pan I ever had. very recommended!!!
185342
width is approximately 12-3/4 inches; depth (from to back) is approximately 11-1/2 inches; maximum usable height is approximately 5 inches (this is between the bottom and top burners, so you should really allow less height)
948187
It's 5.5 inches diameter on the bottom. This is the part that actually touches the burner. There is a tiny lip around that where the pan starts to curve upwards, but the part that contacts the burner is exactly 5.5 inches.
582800
It would be too big for the average burner/stove. I use mine on an outdoor propane burner. Takes a while to heat. Very large pot
1801058
Sorry, the pan is not with me right now (I'm away), but I would estimate at least 2 1/2" deep. Fabulous pan!
2170169
9-1/2". The top is about 12". A 12" burner is pretty massive! You probably need a 15" or 16" skillet or a paella pan. There isn't much selection in that size.
1470466
It is about 1/2 inch deep, as I remember. I think it is suitable for frying bacon. I would get a different fry pan. This one did not hold up well.
1958502
the pan is a generous 21/2" deep.I measured it and it is the correct depth.This is a greatcooking pan!!
1775262
There is a flat piece of heavier material affixed to the bottom that sits on the burner and is a little over 6-3/4 inches across. And the actual bottom if the flat piece weren't there is almost exactly 7 inches across. The top is 10 inches from edge of rim to edge of rim. The flat piece looks just a few mm's thick; it appears it's purpose is twofold: to balance the pan snugly on the burner and to assure even distribution of heat.
280255
I just measured mine, the part that hold the wood is 22 inches; the whole is more like 32 inches.....depending how deep your pit is, it could work. This is a beautiful fire pit!
2182051
Yes. you can also probably fit a propane tank under to store. But do know the propane is not used as the cooking source. It is to light the charcoal or lump. It is very convenient to light and to get the coals going. This is an awesome pit for the money.
1119556
6 3/16"---- However if using on a gas stove the flames will lick up the sides making a great stirfry pan. We love ours.