The bottom of my skillet says 12 inch. do I need a 12 inch lid?
1636417
yes the size of the lid is the size of the pan in the pan size is located on the bottom so that is 12 inches you need a 12 inch ILid.....I hope this hElps
1636418
yes, i know it's deceiving because the sides flare out, but i bought both the skillet and the lid and the lid fits perfectly.
727717
The bottom of my Emeril Pro-Clad 12-inch pan has a diameter of 9"--I just measured it. :-)
469663
The lid I ordered was for the 10 inch pan. If you click on the Amazon link for this product it will give you the option for a 10 inch or 12 inch lid. Good luck!
1890773
measure across your pan if it measures 12 inches it should work unless your pan has some special lip I use this lid on two different brands of cookware.
1119909
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.
225879
The bottom of the 12" wok is 7&7/8 inches (almost 8 inches) across. I do not have induction burners, I have glass
661752
The lip on under side of this lid is 6 and 7/8 inches in diameter. I don't know the size of the 10" skillet you refer to. You will need to measure for yourself.
1863104
The bottom diameter is 12 inches. I love this skillet as I can easily do one pot cooking and don't have handles sticking out everywhere. My wife is not as fascinated as I am, but she is not the type to do one pot cooking. Once it is seasoned properly it is a joy to use and clean.
1906330
Yes, because silicone stretches. With the 10" and 12" skillets, you have to give the holder a little nudge to slide it all the way on (it slides easily on the smaller skillets), but it definitely will fit.
885422
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.
1437250
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.
1099423
the pan measures exactly 12" in diameter. Any universal lid that is for a 12" pan should work. A grill pan is usually not used with a lid because that causes the food to steam rather than sear. A splatter screen would be a better choice.
1725353
NO--- A 12 inch square pan has a diagonal of 17 inches. The lid will be to small.
591091
I don't actually have the 12" however, I don't believe it comes with a lid. I notice that many skillets don't while the sauté pans do. I have a glass top but, not induction. You might check at emerilware.com and check out the pro-clad line there about compatibility with induction. Another thought, if you don't mind paying a bit more All-clad offers a choice of buying a 12" skillet w/o lid, with a flat lid or domed lid. The lids are stainless. I do like the handles on emerilware pro-clad the best.
1750128
I wasn't aware that lodge made a 13.5 inch skillet. I know they make a many 3.5 to 12 inch with a self basting lids (I own a lot of these) and a 15 inch skillet. Sorry I this doesn't help.
1228538
No. But I'm using a 12" glass lid from a chicken fryer we have. Any standard 12" lid should work.
1311588
Amazon has the "All-Clad Stainless 12-Inch Fry Pan Lid". If you search for the for the 4112 skillet the lid should show up on the same page. It cost just under $50, but it's good to have.