When putting the liner on the bottom rack, can I put a pan on top of it then?
760294
This is only for an electric stove. You do not put the liner on the rack but directly on the bottom of the oven with the element on top of it.
760295
I know it says to put the liner on the bottom rack. I did not!! I placed it on the bottom of the oven itself. My heating element is not visible - but even if it were I would slide the liner under it. It seems to be working just fine.
760296
You cannot put a pan directly on the liner. The liner does not sit on a rack. I lines the bottom of the oven. This is not the most durable liner i have purchased. i would not buy it again.
760297
I would bet you can although I used the liner on the bottom of the oven. It does work as a cookie sheet liner too.
1725180
This is a cooling rack, so it isn't specifically designed to go into another pan, though it will fit as others have described. We found that the grid is very hard to clean if used for baking or roasting. It works very well for cooling since the grid is close together. Things don't tend to fall through while cooling. For using in a jelly roll or roaster, the non-stick racks seem to work much better, especially if oiled first.
1880340
Not as a stand-alone rack. You can place it on top of your regular oven rack and use it for smaller items that may fall through the regular rack.
152097
Yes it can! I did it and it looks great. I have it sitting above a 2nd oven that makes it look like dual ovens.
2092001
When you can you can't have the jars resting on a flat bottom. They make it that way in case you dontUse the rack inside
1398388
No you cannot. It will rise too high and then fall due to lack of space. The dual pans will only fit a 1 lb. loaf in each side.
338656
You do not want to cook directly on the liner. If you are unable to put this on the bottom of you oven i would put 1 rack on the lowest setting possible then put the liner on that then on the next rack put your food you are cooking. Another option out be to use a cookie sheet or a silpat
2263404
Absolutely not. I searched to find a pan that had a stainless steel rack, but I could not find one. Eventually the rack will deteriorate, but kitchen stores sell a replacement (also not stainless).
266172
Only on the top rack. The middle and under space may not accommodate them without touching the rack itself.
1345422
Yes but not like it was made for it. The one I use doesnt sit down completely on the pan however it fits well enough to not make a mess
439944
I think you can. It seems to me you would put the liner in and pull it over the top, then snap the lip on. The lip would hold the liner in place at the top. This is a nice looking box, quite tall.
311442
As long as you install it correctly, i.e. on studs, it should be no problem if the pans have holes in their handles for the hangers. If not, you can always store them on top as well.
319264
I would think yes. The rack seems sturdy yet not too heavy that it would make the pan bend. Never tried it though, so I can't say for sure.
744655
Yes you can, you can only not insert the rack and you´ll have an open space.
1470944
Yes. If u don't there will not be a hot spot on the bottom. The heat will crawl up sides too far to cook at different levels in one pan.
249651
I have my pans stacked from biggest to smallest as in the one pic. I'm able to put extra smaller pans ontop of the two larger pans on the bottom. So it actually can store two pans on the bottom toer and two pans on the second tier from the bottom.
576639
If my former answer wedding address the question, I'd suggest using two smaller pans and stacking them with one of the elevated racks included with the product. Those racks are also great for proofing bread.