This pan says it is 9", however in specifications, it says 10". Big difference here, which is it? I need a 9" pan.
320056
The one that I purchased was a 9" pan. I have a 10" also and it stores inside of it when not in use.
320057
The one I ordered, and really was looking for, is the size that is exactly 11 inches in diameter. Mine has a bottom to it for leakage, which would measure possibly 11 1/2 or 12 inches. I wanted a big one exactly like the old one I discarded. So, I am very with my true 11" diameter. So quite possibly the 9" that you are seeing, might have the tray at the bottom measuring 10" like mine.
320058
I think the 10" is referring to the widest point which is at the bottom rim.
1906421
the saute pans are 8 and 10". the others are 10 1/2, 6 1/2 and 5 1/2. i would not personally recommend this product. the saute pan handles are heavy and can tip over on the burners. i have had them since april and the teflon is already scratched. already with nothing in themt
1775263
Most fry pans, including this one are measured at the top. For example, my 12" Analon pan is about 10" at the bottom surface. That is a very large fry pan. Would estimate the 10" is about 8" at the bottom. I prefer slightly smaller pans, can do 5 egg scramble in 8' pan.
2075276
The 10 inches is the top of the pan - the bottom is probably closer to 8 inches.
398328
I have the 9.5 inch pan. It works very well. Make sure to season it first, per the enclosed instructions.
1937323
The bottom is 9" exactly. Hope it works for you...this is a great skillet. You will never have to buy another one. This is one of those things that get handed down from one generation to the next and it will still perform like new.
150194
I'm really not sure. I purchased this as a "kitchen warming " extra for my son that is re-establishing his bachelorhood in Phoenix AZ , so that's where the pan is and I didn't actually ever see the pan. He did tell me he really liked the size and was quite pleased with it. I've since purchased two other sizes for him and he really likes them.
23508
I don't know what kind of pan the others have but mine measures exactly 6 7/8" and 10 5/8". Two fit perfectly in my toaster oven. I hope this info is helpful.
1960616
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.
1502254
I just measured my pan and measuring the inside of the pan it is 10". The 10" lid fits it perfectly. If your pan is 10.5" it is too big.
940517
That would be 6.8", otherwise it would be a REALLY big pan. Merry Christmas!
2235084
I use a 10" USA metal pan for browning. It is 7" on the bottom. I use a 10" ring which is 8.25" on the inside and 10.25" on the outside. The 9" ring is probably 7.25" on the inside and 9.25 on the outside.I use Pillsbury pie dough or make my own because the frozen crusts are so fragile. Measure the 9" crust across to decide. If it is more than 9" buy the 10" size . If less the 9". I bake for 15 minutes before adding the ring.
1333421
Pan comes with a lid-but I just measured it for you and it is 10" measured on the inside of the lid. Hope that helps.I love the pan, my favorite!!
1429316
Sorry took so long to answer was at work... It goes by the size of there lids all pan size goes by that.... it take a 12" lid so that's why it's a 12" Pan I know it sounds odd but that's it!!! I measured to be sure when I got home.... Hope this helps????
550060
I don't know - when I saw that the size was not as advertised I returned it immediately. It is NOT a 28 inch pan.
1752404
It's a typical loaf pan with a difference of approximately 1". I love mine and have used them repeatedly.
2199696
This is a shallow pan and I was aware of that, as my brother had the same pan, only an older version. I can see how you would be very disappointed because the listing reference of 5 and 3/4" was definitely incorrect. I would suggest that you contact both Amazon and the seller and ask for a postage paid return label. You should not have to pay for the return postage due to the listing error. I hope this helps!