What size is the wood chip pan?
802352
It's fairly small, but works very nicely with the recommended wood pellets. Not sure how it would work with wood chips, but the pellets work very well.
802353
The wood chip Pan's about 5 by 7 by 1 inch deep , sits over the heating element , use about a palms with of wood pellets add about every 45 minutes.
802354
Approx. 6 inches by 6 inches and about 1 1/2 inches deep. But keep in mind that they only suggest 1/4 onces of pellets or about 1 hand full of chips be used twice only during a "smoke" otherwise your meat will have a creosote taste.
802355
about 6 x 8. Unit uses pellets not chips. side door for loading pellets works well
1542471
At the time I ordered mine it was called a 9.5" size pan. But now the listing gives no size for it. I can only assume this one listed on Amazon is the same as the one I got.
1736150
6 x 9 inches give or take an 1/8th of an inch , with rounded corners. Great little pan, very handy.
1908663
Pan is 10.5 x 10.5. Wife loves using this pan so much we purchased another just to have.
347243
Not really sure...It has a rounded back. I would say a 9x11. sorry. Its a great oven though.
1495870
This pan is eleven-and-a-half long, by one-and-a-half inches deep, and between seven-and-five-eights wide, and seven-and-eleven-sixteenths wide. These are the exact outside measurements of my pan. I noticed the other two answers on this page differ from mine. I checked these measurements three times to make very sure of them. Make sure you don't drop this pan. I dropped mine and the glaze chipped off a corner. I treat it like glass now and still use it all the time -- the chipped part doesn't contact the food.
1146938
I was going to guess 2" to 3", but I found this answer to another post on this pan: "10.25 inchs by 2.25 Deep". It is NOT as deep as I would like; this pan was actually a little bit of a disappointment to me, but I love my frying pans and my sauce pan. I would have preferred this pan to be at least 4" deep.
1290460
My pans are 20.5 x 14 x 1.25 inches. They are full size muffin/cupcake tins. Not minis
849842
Sorry I don't remember the size, I thrown it away. I think it was higher than the fry pan, it was wok high.
136942
about 1/2 inch. Big enough to chop half a large onion at one time. Love mine and have since ordered more for others.
1454808
This is considered a "mini" loaf pan. Measurements are approximately 5-3/4" long x 3-1/4" wide x 2" deep.
995487
Just a personal pan sized. Have to cut a larger one into sections for it to fit.
2209441
I'd say 7x5; they are somewhat small. It works for me since my infrawave oven doesn't allow for larger pans.
1068828
The one I have is about 2 inches. I love this pan and wouldn't part with it.
969506
The inside measurement is 9.75 inches by 9.75 inches. Whether you can make 4 pancakes at once depends on the size of your pancakes. I make 4 at the time. I have found a new wonderful use for my skillet...stir frying. I love to do sliced zucchini with onions, peppers, and broccoli slaw. You can put a little oil on the skillet and brown your zucchini first on both sides. I put the onion in with it. Then add other veggies and cook them. They are yummy! It makes better stir fries than a Wok. I really use my skillet a lot. And it is very easy to clean. After cooking while it is still hot add a little water to it. Everything will losen up and then I usually stick it in the dishwasher/ or if I need it right away I wash it by hand.
2185476
The pan is approximately 14" X 11" X 2" deep. Typical all clad quality. Last forever.
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.