Do the handles of the rack fit OVER the handles of the pan so the rack doesn't slide around? Please reply asap!
759958
No the rack fits inside the pan, and if you are worried about scratching the pan with the rack don't be, i have used this pan and rack about 25 times and it still looks as good as new.
759959
No they do not. The rack will move some in the pan but its a close fit so not much of a problem.
759960
No, the handles of the rack do not go over the handles of the pan. What keeps the rack from sliding is that it is the same size as the pan. I have not had any trouble with this.
1585018
Yes they do fit.However in My case I found that I needed to use different bolts than the ones it came with, my pans needed slightly larger ones, but handles fit.
926667
The handles do stick out on each side and would not fit 17.5" opening. However, this is THE best roasting pan I have ever owned.
1642888
This has a like a rectangle shape in the back where the rack slides to. Hope this helps.
500246
It should, especially if the handles aren't too large that it throws off the size of the pan.
786061
You should have just enough clearance. I measured mine how I think you would use it and it measures about 9-1/4 inches. I would think the main concern would be your pans. You will want to make sure they can fit in that space on their side. I hope this helps.
341735
Hi Judith. The insert fits beautifully in the pan. It's loose enough to be easily removed, but snug enough to not slide around. The pan is extremely well designed. Hope that helps.
411400
The sides and the dividers of the basket are open, (just one horizontal wire) so unless you take your time and place each utensil in the basket, they slip down - - you can't just rinse and drop them in. They don't slip completely out of the basket, but they end up laying diagonally in the basket. That being said, the rack is great and I would purchase it again.
1633229
Are you sure that the rotating part has not slipped slightly when you placed the food on the tray? Sometimes we have the problem and find that the tray slipped a hair and then from the weight of the food, it slipped enough to stop completely or rubs on the side of the appliance. Was cooking a chicken in a bag (in half-time) and the bag got so heavy with juice that it hit the side of the appliance and stopped completely. My wife loves the half-time. Does not use the regular oven at all anymore.
38432
I did not experience any of these issues. Some of the dividers fit a little tighter than others, take your time and they will go in. My handles sees to be on solid. I have two and am very happy with them.
1419469
Your pan should be less than 10 inches max. Mine was 13 inches so the sides just flopped down for me.
502713
Are you sure you have it properly locked in place at the handles? That's what keeps it from sliding.
106779
Great question. I've never tried that so I had to go to my cabinet and try it to answer your question. The answer: YES, you sure can slide the lid handle over the pan handle. Great idea for those who hang their pots and pans. It's a good skillet. I use mine a lot.
1938492
It appears to. I have two side by side on carpet. both appear to have 1/4 in space above the handle attachments, which rise about 1/4 inch above the rack. but with carpet, it is hard to be sure. I think you would be ok, but if it does not fit, you can always send it back.
1019807
I have half sheet baking pans and it hangs over the edge on the sides. It probably would fit a full sheet pan. All I can suggest is measure your pan and compare it to the measurements on the rack
1287932
They mostly stay stacked. The top two (1/8cup and 1/4 cup) tend to slide around a little bit because they are the smallest and lightest and may not line up directly with the handles below. I keep them all stacked in my cabinet and it hasn't been a problem. They are not entirely flat though, no.
2113306
No, the handles are too large on the pot. My only disappointment as we're traveling with ours.