Winco Anti-Jamming Steam Pan, Half-Size x 6-Inch, Standard Weight,Stainless Steel,Medium

Found this pan searching Amazon for grill-safe braising stainless steel pans with lids. Amazon's Rufus assured that the reviewers use it on gas grills successfully. Used the pan (standard weight, medium) to roast/braise turkey. It went from grill into the oven just fine, producing a tasty dish. Glad to use NSF-certified steel instead of aluminum foil (we consume too much aluminum as is), so need to get more sizes/depths. My petty grievance is that I couldn't make the inside look as shiny again, and also these stickers and glue: so hard to remove without scratching the surface, even plastic scrubber leaves scratches (hairdryer and rubbing alcohol didn't work). These pans and lids come in bags, so why not to put stickers on bags instead?

We did not use this for the traditional food use it is made for. We needed a sink for the kitchen set we were making for our daughters! It worked great for the sink! Good quality and highly recommend! I am sure it would work great for food too!!

We have 3x dogs and were looking for a water bowl option that wouldnt require us to replenish every day. This works great. We built a decorative box using left over deck wood for this to drop into. It looks great on our deck and offers a large bowl for our dogs to drink out of during the hotter days. its built very well and shows no signs of corrosion or wear even after being outside for the better part of a year.

Trying to move away from buying plastic products. Used as a dish pan in a standard kitchen sink. Edges are a little too sharp for comfortable handling. Pan is thinner than same product from Vollrath. Has a couple small micro divots that are beginning to show rust stains within a few months of purchase. Has been constantly in use since arrival. Much more acceptable for occasional use. Purchased this one because a returned item from Amazon Warehouse was one fourth the cost of a purpose-built stainless steel dishpan. If you have the cash to spare, get either a high quality made-in-USA Vollrath Superpan of the same size, or spring for a stainless dishpan, which are currently selling for sixty dollars. That's too expensive for my blood, but it would probably be nicer to use.

I got tired of using and wasting throw away aluminum pans when I’m smoking meat. I did some research and found these. They serve my purpose nicely. They are decent quality for the price and are easy to clean. I’m happy with my purchase

Too small!! Decent quality but description and photo shows it at 14”… it’s only 12.75”

Great quality!

This was bought for the boat in order to hold and clean fish filets. Light enough gauge I was able to drill lots of drain holes. The size was right to set and suspend over the live well. This served my purpose.

I used this in an unconventional way, put wood in it, with the lid on, and then into my woodstove to make charcoal. Stainless steel is amazing stuff. This is not really heavy duty but absolutely no problem in a very hot woodstove for hours. So far, four batches, and of course it’s a little discolored, but otherwise it’s good as new

for use as backup dish pan at off grid cabin

It was a good price and worked well for my application to boil maple sap to make maple syrup. It was much lighter ( thinner material) then I expected but has stood up well.

Very thin metal body and will dent severely if dropped. If not careful this will dent even when washing or coming in contact with other dishes.

Using it in my woodstove to produce char. After 30 or so firings it isn't shiny anymore but it still serves the purpose well. I bought a smaller one last year am still using it so they seem durable enough.