Do they warp if using at 375?
925913
They do bend a little, but a few minutes on my marble counter and it snapped right back. A bit annoying, but nothing I'm stumped over.
925914
Slightly, but surprisingly they always return to the original shape...great brand!
1587744
depends on how it is fastened. I use them for records so they are on the ground. The back (all sides) are fiberboard and can crumble but if you drill a hole and have the right fastener it could work. Mine haven't warped as some folks have reported.
999007
I live in Arizona, where the outside temps get to 118*F, and have had no issues with anything warping.
960954
I've had mine nearly a year.I use it to roast meat and veggies. So far no issue with the pan warping!
1793339
We use on a gas stove, but have had no warping after years of use. We don't use with high temperature. Our purpose for using is to get lower temperature than the lowest flame setting, for simmering, so high temps and warping seem like moot points.
1337437
We have had no problems with warping. But we live in California. Not very hot or very cold area
1121611
Have never tried that. Not sure what would happen, but I don't believe they would warp. They're pretty sturdy. I do often take a hot pan from the stove top and add water and detergent to quickly loosen the pan brownings, for cleaning. They have never warped.
529880
Maybe, you may need at least a couple inch lift. They may rub while turning without a small lift.
190925
Mine run nice and smooth.Check that the overlap ends are flat.Stay with them.JT
1666042
Warp? No, I don't think so but we only have natural gas. One thing we have learned, if you get the temp too high, it will ruin the non-stick surface so we don't go much above medium to medium-high for our cooking temps.
2189197
legs screw right in, so don't anticipate instability issues. They are solid wood, not spindly and definitely will not warp.
543951
Not really.. "low" is still kinda warp factor 7 on this one. The higher speeds only increase a tiny bit from there.
1219090
7 gauge steel is about 3/16" thick. (.1793") It's plenty thick and heavy. I haven't had any issues with warping but it's best to let it cool slowly/evenly on a flat surface.
650942
It depends on what board you're throwing them on. I use a 1/4 inch riser so I don't get wheel bite.
1959431
I use it at 350 all the time with no issue. Can't imagine 375 would be a problem, but have not used it at that temperature.
346360
Yes, no problems there, no warping. I've been using these trays for many years, I always have one on my lap because I use a wheelchair full-time. With all that use, I like to sanitize them in the dishwasher.
2102402
Mine have not warped as yet and I've used them several times but who knows in the future! I love mine thus far and they do a much better searing job than the original porcelain ones that came with the grill.