can this be trimmed a little? trying to fit a pan that's 11x17
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Hi Gottaluvlabs, Please not trim the mat. Doing this will expose the fiberglass core which would make it unusable. The only solution is to have overhang, unfortunately. We are currently looking at adding new sizes so you can keep an eye out for that. Happy baking! BrightSpring
1625737
Hi Gottaluvlabs,Please not trim the mat. Doing this will expose the fiberglass core which would make it unusable. The only solution is to have overhang, unfortunately. We are currently looking at adding new sizes so you can keep an eye out for that.Happy baking!BrightSpring
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I suppose it can be done, it's not too awfully thick. The integrity of the matt would not change at all is you had to make it smaller.
1401579
yes, the clear width is 11" and the length is 17" it may be tight getting the cake pan out though. especially if you have hot pads
1058182
I had to cut mine down to make it fit the cake, but part of that might be because the cake had a large border of trim icing.
1257613
I have been covering the pan with disposable aluminum foil sheets to avoid clean up on my pan. I also use small foil pans that I bought at dollar tree and they fit perfectly.
343590
You probably could trim them to size, it would be fairly easy to cut with a pair of good kitchen shears. Seems like the original packaging said something about how to trim them, but I no longer have any of it.
2012800
It does not have to fit perfectly. My grates are 9x18, the Griddle is slightly shorter and slightly wider.I'm not sure if 1" extra on each end will cause the flames to leak around the sides. You could line up a baking pan (or something similarly square) to simulate one of the extreme edges of the griddle. It is heavy enough to stay put and it heats very evenly.
1164968
Mine is 11" across so it will not fit, why do you want to put it in a skillet?
1725354
Pretty close. Try cutting a 13" circle of paper and putting it over the square pan. That'show much coverage you'll have.
181984
I'm sorry this answer took so long, but yes, I've used them for 11 x 15 pan...I just over lapped them a little.
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I must admit I have not used it much. I covered something that that I had already baked in that size pan, but did not bake with it or try to get it to "seal" on. It seems to be MADE for 9x13 though. Good luck!
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Yes. You just have to trim the excess with tin snips. Seal the whole thing with aluminum tape before placing the two sides. It says 0-18" because you can slide the two closer together but it doesn't mention the trimming involved. Mine works great!
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You have to trim it a little bit with scissors. Also, before you modify it, spread it out and check for improperly attached seams. My middle panel was not smoothly joined to the others and I have a permanent wrinkle in the middle.
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I'm afraid it would be tightI just measured and you could make it with 11x8 and truthfully everything I've used my oven for thus far has been just perfect. if you don't use a pan but cover the wrack with foil you could stretch it to 12". the beauty of this oven is that it doesn't use up too much counter space in a not so large kitchen
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Not really. Along the bottom edge is a magnet embedded in the plastic and along the top the plastic is molded and a bit thicker. So no real way to cut it down without losing one of those features. You should buy the correct size. It would be easier and, I suspect, cheaper.
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It is listed as 12 x 17, and is actually 11.5 x 16.5 (so as to fit in a 12 x 17 pan), so if you want it to fit IN the pan, no, it will not.
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It is too big; have you considered using metal tongs, even taking them apart (mine detach) and using one side? Might be the solution you are looking for. Good Luck-
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I'm not sure. I don't have a pan that size, but the pan than comes with the oven is 11 x 10