Does the cover seal the pan?
1069119
Not 100 percent. The pan is not round. It has a small lip on each side. But the lid is round, so there is a small opening on each end of the pot, so you can drain and the pot without removing the lid.
1069120
No - there are two pouring spouts. The lid has a deep lip but it does not extend far enough to completely cover the spouts. The lip incorporates two different patterns of holes to act as strainers when the lid is aligned appropriately.
1069121
I am not certain what you mean by "seal the pan". It is not a pressure seal as a pressure cooker would have, but it does fit snugly into the pan.. The lid has an interior lip made of a silicon type, heat resistant material that fits into the pan. The pan has an indentation or notch at the top (for ease in pouring out the contents) and the silicon lip on the lid is solid, but there is a place on the lip with a series of small holes which can be positioned to either vent out stean through the pouring indentation or to remain closed when venting is not desired.
1069122
No, the rim of the lid is not tight enough to seal the pan. That would create a pressure cooker and be dangerous if it did. Not only do the slots for the built in strainer in the lid provide an escape for steam but the silicone on the lid is short enough that it doesn't completely seal the pan at the pour spout so that the lid doesn't seal even when the lid is turned so that the strainer is not aligned with the pour spout. Nice feature is that the strainer in the lid has two different sized holes depending on how you turn the lid. You do have to hold the lid over when straining or the gap at the bottom of the pour spout will be too large and it won't strain. No, the rim of the lid is not tight enough to seal the pan. That would create a pressure cooker and be dangerous if it did. Not only do the slots for the built in strainer in the lid provide an escape for steam but the silicone on the lid is short enough that it doesn't completely seal the pan at the pour spout so that the lid doesn't seal even when the lid is turned so that the strainer is not aligned with the pour spout. Nice feature is that the strainer in the lid has two different sized holes depending on how you turn the lid. You do have to hold the lid over when straining or the gap... » Read More No, the rim of the lid is not tight enough to seal the pan. That would create a pressure cooker and be dangerous if it did. Not only do the slots for the built in strainer in the lid provide an escape for steam but the silicone on the lid is short enough that it doesn't completely seal the pan at the pour spout so that the lid doesn't seal even when the lid is turned so that the strainer is not aligned with the pour spout. Nice feature is that the strainer in the lid has two different sized holes depending on how you turn the lid. You do have to hold the lid over when straining or the gap at the bottom of the pour spout will be too large and it won't strain. « Show Less
1381458
No, but it seals quite nicely. The door has "U" shaped grove that closes around the base of the case. I haven't had any issues with leaking.
2211749
The cover does fit the fry pan. the sauce pans are the stated size. I have 2 sets of this cookware and one is an older set. It was purchased some years ago the fry pan has a very good teflon coating but the great thing is that with these 2 sets I have all of these sizes of saucepans and all of the lids interchange so if I happened to break one I still have lids.
115885
I imagine it might be, but the cover is different because it has the opening for the basket handle. and to allow steam out while you're frying. I found the cover from one of my All Clad saucepans fits it perfectly. Although they tell you to keep the cover on the pot while frying, I don't do so because I want to see my thermometer and I'm afraid of condensation forming on it and dropping into the oil.
1960545
Yes. My husband says it's the best pan we've had, and I tend to agree. It is extremely durable and long wearing. I'd recommend it to anyone whos wants a long lasting pan.
1075106
Yes! Both the large skillet and flat skillet are big enough to cover the bottom of the dutch oven. It's not a perfect seal, but it's pretty darn close. Great idea!
2130227
It does! I put on some teflon at the bottom and it seals nicely. So far, we are happy with the machine.
1546255
Yes it does. I use this pan almost every day and so far it has performed well.
714521
Yes. This is a wonderful pan. We've used it several times already and it's great.
1012872
I haven't had the pan for over a year yet so unfortunately I can't answer you on that. I have had it for 2 months and so far it has been extremely durable. I use the Ozeri pan cover that came with it anytime I store the pan away so it won't get scratched easily.
1853817
No seal, just sits on top - not loosely, but not securely either. Could fall off if you don't grab it properly. Hope this helps.
644791
No, it doesn't. I just bought this to throw in with some baked goods I made for someone. I do have another type that has a cover. If you really don't use it alot, go by price. You can just keep a piece of Saran wrap over it with a rubber band. Must admit, I like it with a cover.
924660
No, it does not seal up on the bottom. But I love this cover!!! It has exceeded my expectations.
1238066
As long as the dish is covered with no air holes, the cover should seal. I just tried a round cover on a square Corning ware and it worked well. Love these things!
177380
No, it has a rubber-type covered handle which does not come off. For that size pan, it's a good thing because it offers a sturdy grip.
1345422
Yes but not like it was made for it. The one I use doesnt sit down completely on the pan however it fits well enough to not make a mess
560102
Alas, the pan is made in China. Yes, it has a cover. I have been really happy with my Pullman which is used at least once every two weeks.