I have an electric range so can anyone tell me how many inches the bottom of the 10.2 inch measures? I'm trying to fit the pan to my elements.
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The flat bottom measures 7 1/2" across. That is the area that actually touches the burner. I have an electric stove with a flat "glass" top (no coils) and this pan works extremely well. No warping.
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I have the 10.2 inch pan and use it on an electric range. Bottom measures 7 inches, which fits my large elements.
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I have the 10.2 inch and also have a electric range....just measured the bottom and it is 7-1/2 inches....I love the fry pan and just got one for my daughter
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The bottom measures close to 7.5 inches. On my glass top electric range the large element is 9 inches
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Just measured mine and I have about an inch and a half between the cooktop and the bottom of the cover. Hope that helps!
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Hello, As confirmed with Calphalon the diameter at the bottom of the pot is 10.2 wide. Thanks! Buyhappier
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I must modify my first answer. It is 1.75 as the customer rep answered. I just looked at the picture and incorrectly assumed it was a different piece. When I followed the link, I see it is the grill pan you are asking about. The bottom is 10" to where it starts to curve up, so you would have 10" touching the burner. We use our pan for swordfish. It cooks it nicely and the cover keeps it moist and helps with messy splatter on the stove.
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I no longer have the 10" lid, so I can't measure it. All I know is that the so-called Farberware 10" lid did not fit my Farberware 10" frying pan. The lid went inside of the pan rather than sit on the edges.
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Hi, I just measured my pan- it is pretty much a round bottom so it is pretty hard to measure: the full bottom measures 9 1/2"but: where it will fit the burner it measures 9" so I hope it helps you.I just love this pan and so will you.Anita
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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.
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It was a little hard to measure, but the bottom of the pan is approx. 10 1/2". (outside measurement) Hope that helps you.
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The outside diameter is 12". The inside bottom dia. is 10". The depth from bottom of pan to rim is 2".
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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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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 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.
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My induction cooktop has 6/7/10 inch elements. Largest pan is 10 inches, will not work on a 12 inch element. Pan must be at least the same size as the element
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The bottom of the pan is about 10 1/2" and the top is 12". Fantastic pan especially with the lid. I just bought the 9 1/2" one. They have an embossed coating so nothing sticks.
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1/2 inch, but it is not very dependable. Mine is 10 degrees off on the low side. Stuff comes out under cooked.
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The pan I have is relatively shallow so the sides do not "slope" that much. I would estimate that my 10" pan gives me at least 8" of flat surface area, probably a bit more. Based on that, I suspect that an 8" pan will give you 6"+ of flat cooking area.
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Both 10" & 12" pans have 2" depth. We use daily on induction stove top. They are heavy pans that remain perfectly flat along the bottom.