What gauge metal is the pan?
1255612
I checked their webpage before I bought mine and they claim it's commercial grade. It does NOT give the actual gauge. I have several 1/2 sheet pans that I bought from a restaurant supply house and this pan is as thick as the commercial ones that I have. I've used them with temps as high as 450 F with no problems at all. They have NEVER twisted like some from Target, etc. I've been well pleased with and I highly recommend them.
1255613
Don't know the gauge. But does pretty good in the oven. It's not commercial grade. If you cook on high heat, sometimes it will lift on one side, not normally at 350 or 400.
1255614
It is not as heavy as a jelly roll pan I use it to hold a silicon muffin pan and it works great
1969669
It is 18 gauge. I bought it 2 months ago and we have been so happy! It is quite heavy and sturdy. Our contractor commented that same thing. This really helps keep the noise down when we are running our garbage disposal!
596761
Not sure of the gauge but the cloth is sturdy, thicker than aluminum screening.
56940
Well it is a very heavy sturdy pan, overkill thick...SEAMLESS and well rounded edges, I'd answer 14 gauge...which is heavier but honestly it's very well made imho. I love this pan.
462201
The finish is 18/8; that is, the steel is 18% chromium and 8% nickel which, as you say, is a finish comparable to better flatware -- bright, hard to scratch, etc. As to the gauge, which is a measure of the thickness of the metal, I can't say -- but I can tell you that it is quite thick, heavy, and sturdy. It would take a heck of a lot to dent it!
1839579
I'm sorry that I don't know the type or gauge metal, but I can tell you that I've used mine for many years & hang even heavy carpets & blankets on it and it is very sturdy and I couldn't be happier with this item.
517106
I had to throw the pan away after a few months because it started to rust. I'm sorry I can't provide you with the measurement. I enjoyed it while it lasted but I would not buy another one. Five more years of the beltway, and I'm Idaho bound!
345680
Bought as a gift for family member, didn't examine the pan too closely. Sorry can't help you.
808461
The gauge is a decent thickness, seems ready for heavier items.This pan is a fantastic for my 24 inch wall oven...JimK
121633
Don't know the gauge but it is plenty heavy enough for household use. No issues in the 6 months wehavehadours
1042220
The pan is metal, but it is larger than 12" - I had to return it because I use a toaster oven and need to use a pan no larger than 14 inches. Be very careful - so many pans that are listed as being 12" are not. I apologize to amazon for saying this, but I found a few very nice old madeleine pans on Etsy. If you get scruffy used ones, just use some 'Bar Keepers Friend' (available on amazon) - now THAT is a miracle product. And with the older pans, which are not 'non-stick' - just brush each mold with melted butter and you will get nice madeleines with that touch of crispiness.
878251
I'm not sure of the exact gauge but it is somewhat heavy duty. It's not a cheap flimsy grill at all. Very well made in my opinion. I am very satisfied with my grill.
674843
Robspeed is correct, they are T304 stainless steel which is 18/8. They're great pans, quite heavy,even heating, easy to clean. I love them!
540731
interior pan is stainless steel. compatible with standard american outlet voltage.
1839577
It is aluminum, have ho idea what gauge. I am very happy with the dryer though, have used it for more than a year.Can recommend it.Christel C
108409
Sorry, cannot answer specific question-I use this pan to make GF hamburger buns!
48415
Stainless steel. I'm just guessing the thickness but I'd say about 10 gauge