Will this oven hold a 10 inch square baking dish?
1839825
No it's too small. Even a 9x9 square fits but it takes up the entire oven. I wouldn't use anything larger or deeper than the tray that come with it. Hope this helps,
1839826
No way. I just measured and a 9" square pan is the absolute maximum size that will fit in. I agree with the comment below about even heating. My oven overheats in the back, anyway. Plus, cleaning out the bottom is a real chore. There is a slide out drip pan but when it slides out anything on it catches on the bottom elements, slides off, and piles up there.
1839827
No, it will hold a 9x9, if it doesn't have handles, but I would not use it. The heat would not circulate properly.
1225753
I don't think it will fit. Our cabinet is about 11 1/2" deep and the oven sticks out about 1 1/2".
1881016
It will hold a 14" pizza, that's why I bought it: the cavity is 14" wide and 14" deep. My issue with the oven was the temperature control, which is still erratic after having it replaced under warranty 4 times.
611506
yes, should be no problem provided you do not have oversize plates. I would say a 10 inch plate should be fine.
2011628
The included tray is 11.5" x 9.5" and it sits on the wire rack. A 12" pizza will fit with no wiggle-room. The only way a 12" pizza or round dish will fit is because there is a round indentation in the rear that increases the depth from 10" to 12". A 12" round casserole dish might fit if it's no taller than 4.5" on the outside and no more than 6.25" with a handle in the center. It cannot be even a millimeter wider than 12" round and if it's rectangular, no more than 12" x 10". Really that's pushing it. 11.75" wide dishes would be a much better fit. Within those restraints, it's a really great oven. I've replaced 75% of my full-size oven needs with this.
1599712
Yes it will. My pie plate is 10" and it fits just fine. Inside measurement from post to post is 11". Hope this helps!
532438
neil the unit can only accommodate 10" bottom as there is a plastic edge all around the unit that may melt if you pot goes beyond the ceramic glass
1164967
I purchased the 10.5 in tagine. It will not fit into a 10 in skillet. 10.5 in is the actual outside dimension.
840731
Mine fit snugly on a 9-inch diameter straight-sided pan. I think the best way for you to know if it would fit a 10-inch pan would be to try it yourself. You might consider using the Magicake strips that work for nearly any size pan. Although they are not as convenient (have to be soaked in water before using), they work well and you simply pin them around the pan.
1949735
sorry, I'm not at home so I can't measure for you.I put me 13/9 baking dishes in mine and there is still room to put at least a cookie sheet in the same slot. and the supports are taller than 9 inches. I really like my racks.
1956729
My deep dish pie pan fits. The space is about 2 inches apart and a bit flexible.
211086
No. This oven will not fit a 12 inch square pan. It will fit a ten inch square. It will fit a 9 X 13 inch pan.
654690
I don't know. I found the number on my oven and then found a rack that would fit. You should be able to find a rack by the identifying numbers on your oven.
1468633
I'm afraid it would be tightI just measured and you could make it with 11x8 and truthfully everything I've used my oven for thus far has been just perfect. if you don't use a pan but cover the wrack with foil you could stretch it to 12". the beauty of this oven is that it doesn't use up too much counter space in a not so large kitchen
1580832
I would think so. I have very heavy baking dishes, and it holds them very well.
1059779
I measured the width inside the oven and it about 14" . As long as the handles don't stick out that far it should work.
1061250
The width is 12 1/2" however, front to back is just shy of 12". Since you said it is a bit bigger than 12 in. & if it is square I don't believe it will work. The back of the oven is not flat and is in the shape for a pizza. I measured from the deepest part and again just shy of 12".