Ok, 1 person says 10 1/4" &amp; another person says 9 x/x". My pan inside diameter is 10 1/16", so I need a 10" diameter outside to outside edge of lip.
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It fits my 10 3/8" saucepan very well. I just measured the diameter of the lid outside to outside edge is 10 1/8" which is larger than the inside diameter 10 1/16" of you pan; therefore, this lid will not fit your pan at all.
439449
I just put a measuring tape on the outside going around and it's 10.5 inches. From outside to outside going across it's 5.5 inches. The picture shows a slight curve at the end but mine doesn't have that curve...it's just a standard U shape.
958046
Jerry, we ordered the 6" and 8" pans. They actually measure 6-3/8" and 8-1/2" inside of lip to inside of lip. Those happen to be the same dimensions as the openings on the range top. Outside lip to outside lip of the pans measures 7-1/2" and 9-3/4" respectively. Hope this helps. R.
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Which pan are you curious about I bought 2. One was 12" and while I haven't measured it, I would estimate the cooking surface area to be 10". I haven't used the other one,it's stored and not handy to check.
1675772
That's the outside measurement (top diameter). Something to consider: the pan tapers to around 9 inches on the actual bottom.
1167086
I believe the pans are measured across the top, not the bottom. My 10 inch pan is also 8 inches on the bottom. I suggest getting 12 inch pan if you want the bottom to measure 10 inches.
2247794
5.5 inches. It's good if I'm making something for myself. If I'm cooking for two then I use my larger 10" pan.
1305805
The pan I ordered was described as a 7.9 inch pan. That's the diameter measured from the widest point.
1553197
It was a little hard to measure, but the bottom of the pan is approx. 10 1/2". (outside measurement) Hope that helps you.
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.
1419469
Your pan should be less than 10 inches max. Mine was 13 inches so the sides just flopped down for me.
898638
10 3/16" total diameter, but due the rolled edge, it will cover pans/pots up to 10" at the most.
821677
I have a 12" pan, and it is the upper opening, not the bottom. They usually list the upper diameter for the pans, not the actual bottom.
409181
Okay! As far as I am able to measure, the outside dimensions are 12 and 3/32 by 18 and 3/32. The edges are crimped or ribbed so it is difficult to be "exact". Pans are generally measured by their interior dimensions so you can be sure of those dimensions. I hope this answers your question.
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The measurements on my 10" pan are:rim diameter outside -- 10.5" rim diameter inside -- 10" bottom diameter inside -- 7.5"The measurements on my 12" pan are:rim diameter outside -- 12.5" rim diameter inside -- 12" bottom diameter inside -- 9.5"
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I measured and would agree with the 2 1/4" depth description... That is measured without lid... Bottom of pan to edge... But the other answer is way more precise and technical... So go with what that person said... ;-)
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I agree with previous answers, although measurements are not completely accurate 2+" for larger pan and -2 for smaller. If you need accurate, contact manufacturer. Circulon customer service is top-notch!