Will two pans nest together for easy storage?
450683
Yes, one fits inside the other for storage and cooking. This is the only one I found that has the value of feet when you turn it over so you can tap out the cake.
450684
I don't know if they will nest together I only bought one.i wil say that the pan is great!
2040193
They fit together very well, saves a lot if space. They are also great pans, I think you will be very happy with your purchase!
1688005
I don't know if I would recommend stacking two without placing some sort of mat for stability between them. The tops and bottoms of these are metal and my only fear is them sliding against one another. With a mat, though, they shouldn't have a problem.
730172
No not really but I store them with the lids on and they stack just fine. They do not take up that much space with the lids on.
2195311
I only have one, but I would think they would nest because of the angles. But, I wouldn't do that unless I had a slip of wax paper between them, just to keep them from wedging together.....
1902958
Absolutely. Neatly fit inside each other without taking up a ton of space. These are the best stainless bowls I've ever used. The special bottoms keep them from sliding while mixing. Love them.
1721624
They stack better with the lids. Without them, they don't collapse into one another.
2164754
Yes, that is indeed fitting. The largest pot and the frying pan as well as the two small pots are able to share one lid.
1061837
Yes. It's no problem at all... yet they stay in place once you've positioned them. Pots and pans don't slide around so easily that they bang into each other if bumped.
1705326
If you only have two, you could probably stack them. For anymore than that, you are going to have a height consideration which means more storage space.
2188967
Yes. The lids enable you to use your pans for storing what you have made on them. They are slim enough that you can stack 2 pans with there lids on in the fridge on a shallow shelf.
394344
No, they won't nest. They will sort of stack, but I keep mine in use enough that it hasn't really been an issue.
480949
You can absolutely store pots and pans, but I would say that only your smaller to medium size pots/pans would probably fit. The shelving is setup so there's a decent amount of usable height below the pull out drawer so stacking is a very viable storage method.
202927
I don't have any of the large flip top storage boxes so I can't tell you for sure but they stack VERY, VERY WELL with themselves. I wouldn't trust the "nesting" in an earthquake and I wouldn't expect them to remain stacked after a drive across Kansas but for sitting on the shelf or carrying several stacked units from the basement to the garage they stay together. I'll edit this answer to add that according to Amazon's reported measurements, the large box is longer (obviously) and wider. I'd bet the smaller box would stay put just fine with the feet on the larger lid, again with exception to earthquake, etc.
1603276
No, only the grease/baking pan. I don't think you could fit 2 items on 2 different racks in there, anyway.
1042863
I have a 35 quart and can fit two. There is a little extra room but not enough for a third pan. Also, careful with the depth. The deeper pan eats up a lot of space in the cooler. I usually have to decide for what purpose I need the cooler. The pans are not always an option and I usually reserve them for day trips where I want to have easy access to items they can hold. Otherwise I leave them home and opt for the extra space in the cooler.
462820
Not really. I would not stack them. There are no notches or groves for them to stay put. I would be afraid of one sliding off the other and the lid is not all that sturdy to bear a lot of weight.