How is the radius of the pan measured... from the widest point or from the base of the pan?
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Diameter is 10.2" at the top rim, 7.25" at the bottom. It is a little more than 2" deep.
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the cooking surface (bottom of the pan) is 5.5", perfect for a egg or 2 or a small piece of meat. I have this dedicated egg pan, works great!
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The pan I ordered was described as a 7.9 inch pan. That's the diameter measured from the widest point.
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It is a 12 inch pan which is measured as its diameter - measured one point to another on the opposite side. It is an ok pan - there is nothing special about it.
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10.25 represents the inside rim to rim measurement. The outside rim to rim measurement is 10.75 in. The flat interior cooking surface is approximately 8.25 inches. Counting some of the curve at the bottom of the inside of the pan, the cooking surface is approximately 8.75 inches.
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Are you measuring along the bottom edge or from the bottom left corner to the top right corner?
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It measures 9 5/8 (9.625) inches at the widest spot (top of the brim). But at the base, it's 9 inches. So this qualifies for a 9 inch pan.
173328
The base of the pan is about 61/4 inches, a bit less than 61/2. The inside is rounded. It fits well on a large burner on an electric range.
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I'm not good with geometry, but I'll try to answes. Think of a circle having 360 degrees,thus 180 in a half circle. 100 degrees is the size of a goof sized slice if pie.
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Measure top-edge to top-edge of skillet/pot at the WIDEST point. For instance, some skillets measure 12-1/2", so the 12" lid will sit inside & lower than the edge. I really like these lids!
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I'm still deciding whether to buy this... Looking at the very different answers for how wide this oven is -I'm assuming the wider is measured with those black 'feet' that stick out beyond the sides (to keep a good distance from other things I suppose.. ) Is this correct?
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You measure the diameter of your circular base and order from that measurement.
885287
Hello Rebecca...Since these pans do not have tapered sides, the only difference between inside and outside measure is the thickness of the sides themselves.
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Fourteen-inches may be "pushing" this unit a bit (this device's instruction/recipes book recommends cookware of no more than 12" in diameter). Like other "induction"-type devices of this price range, it concentrates it pan-heating, centrally-located circle of about 5.5 inches diameter.
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No, the 17" pan is measured from the outside edge of the pan. Since the pan has taper sides the actual inside diameter is much smaller. I measured about 14.25" for a pizza to lie flat on the inside of the pan, still a pretty big Pizza:)Jmccaule
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7 and 3/4 inches diameter on the outside at the bottom. Maybe slightly wider at the inside bottom since it slopes up and out from the base. Nice pan.
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I agree with previous answers, although measurements are not completely accurate 2+" for larger pan and -2 for smaller. If you need accurate, contact manufacturer. Circulon customer service is top-notch!
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Measurement is taken from the diameter of the drum head. Measure across the center of the drum from one edge of the ring to the other.
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rim to rim 12", but actual cooking surface is 9 and 1/2" because of the curve of the pan. depth is max 2"