The description refers to a 12" skillet. Is the top diameter 10.5" or 12" ?
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At the top the 10" pan is 10 inches wide, the depth is approximately 2 inches and the bottom is approximately 9 inches wide. The depth is about 1 3/4 inches at the side, not less than that, maybe 2 inches at the center. At the top the 12" pan is 12 inches wide, the depth is approximately 2 1/4 inches and the bottom is approximately 11 inches wide. The depth is about 13/4 inches at the side, not less than that, maybe 2 inches at the center. 10 and 12 Inch lids from other pans fit well.TREATED PROPERLY the non-stick properties work well. Keep the maximum heat in the 75% range of your stove. At the top the 10" pan is 10 inches wide, the depth is approximately 2 inches and the bottom is approximately 9 inches wide. The depth is about 1 3/4 inches at the side, not less than that, maybe 2 inches at the center. At the top the 12" pan is 12 inches wide, the depth is approximately 2 1/4 inches and the bottom is approximately 11 inches wide. The depth is about 13/4 inches at the side, not less than that, maybe 2 inches at the center. 10 and 12 Inch lids from other pans fit well.TREATED PROPERLY the non-stick properties work well. Keep the maximum heat... » Read More At the top the 10" pan is 10 inches wide, the depth is approximately 2 inches and the bottom is approximately 9 inches wide. The depth is about 1 3/4 inches at the side, not less than that, maybe 2 inches at the center. At the top the 12" pan is 12 inches wide, the depth is approximately 2 1/4 inches and the bottom is approximately 11 inches wide. The depth is about 13/4 inches at the side, not less than that, maybe 2 inches at the center. 10 and 12 Inch lids from other pans fit well.TREATED PROPERLY the non-stick properties work well. Keep the maximum heat in the 75% range of your stove. « Show Less
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I have the 12 inch skillet and the 12 inch glass lid and they are a match. (they should have sold them together and saved us some bucks.. but i digress) My guess is if you have the 10.25 Lodge brand pan then this Lodge lid should fit it just fine. Try a local Target or Macy's that has Lodge products and measure them before you buy? If you catch a sale you might even get a better price.
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No, not a 12". That is too wide. The biggest I use is a 10". The entire cooktop is 11 3/8" wide. Hope I answered your question.
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You shouldn't overhang or cover the cylinder area. I just measured and a 10" won't overhang it at all. A 12 will cover it a little. I've used a 12" skillet and it was fine. The main worry is overheating of the cylinder and control area I suspect.
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The 10 in cover would work best on the 10in skillet. The 12 in covers the 12 in skillet and most of the spout except that you can slide in a couple of toothpicks, so some steam will escape.
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11" in diameter. Actually a great pan/skillet, one of my favorites. It is quirky in that I've cooked eggs on it in morning, then used it as serving tray for dessert in evening. Multipurpose. I've had no issue with things sticking. I recommend it.
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It's 8.5 inches inside diameter. The 12" measurement is handle edge to handle edge.
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It is 12" across the top. It is rounded on the sides and only about 1.5" deep, so it does not hold as much as the 12" skillet I was replacing. It is great, as nothing seems to stick to it!
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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.
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The top where the lid fits is 10 in. but the actual flat cooking surface is 7 inches.
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They used the same pictures as the 10.5" version because it looks identical to the 12.5" pan. The pan you receive should be the 12.5" model if it says so in the description. The 10.5" pan can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/T-fal-C8390564-Performance-Stainless-10-5-Inch/dp/B002HWRUF2/ref=pd_cart_recs2
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Sorry, the 12" pan is in our home in South Carolina and we are back in our home in Ohio. I do have the 10" here and it is about 1 5/8" deep.
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The 10 inch frying pan comes with a lid. The 12 inch does not. It's fantastic stuff, you won't be diappointed.
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electric skillet is 16" x 11 3/4". I would imagine they would call is 12" in advertising this skillet. It is a great electric skillet!
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10 inches. The one with the side handles is roughly 2.75" deep while the skillet is roughly 2.5".
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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.