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Lloyd Pans Chicago-Style Round Pan

A nominal 12-inch Chicago-style pan combines a solid base, rolled rim and seller-described self-stacking arrangement.

Specifications, advice & FAQ ↓
Model
HSSR-12X2.25-PSTK
Package
One round pan
Body/base
Aluminum; solid deep-dish form
Nominal selection
12×2.25 inches
Product envelope
12.62 ×12.62 ×2.25 inches as listed
Single dark round deep-sided pan with a rolled outer rim.
Listing image of one round deep-dish pan. Nominal diameter and depth are not measured from the angled view.

A CLOSER LOOK

A solid round deep pan with separator-free stacking

Choose the Lloyd Chicago-style pan when you want a continuous round base rather than perforations or mesh. The aluminum body has a rolled rim and self-stacking form; the maker says separators are not needed between pans.

The nominal size is 12 × 2.25 inches, with a listed 12.62 × 12.62 × 2.25-inch product envelope. Confirm the flat base and usable depth if either determines your choice. One pan is included, with a PSTK release finish that requires no pre-seasoning. Dough proofing is also a named use, without a lid supplied.

Hand washing and metal-utensil suitability are listed. The heat guidance distinguishes empty from food-loaded use, with a 700°F rating; follow the actual conditions rather than treating it as a baking setting. Compare the perforated round Lloyd pan for another base construction, or four smaller Chicago Metallic pans for separately topped portions.

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Specifications & package contents

Documented details for Lloyd Pans Chicago-Style Round Pan
DetailSelected listing
ModelHSSR-12X2.25-PSTK
PackageOne round pan
Body/baseAluminum; solid deep-dish form
Nominal selection12×2.25 inches
Product envelope12.62 ×12.62 ×2.25 inches as listed
RimRolled rim
StackingSelf-stacking; separators not needed as described
FinishPSTK; no pre-seasoning required
CareHand wash
UtensilsMetal utensil safe as listed; no independent coating-durability test
Temperature scope700°F field; prose distinguishes empty and food-loaded conditions rather than one universal cooking setting
Other named useDough proofing is explicitly named in a feature; no lid or controlled-proofing system is supplied.

Measurements retain the listing’s original scope. Details marked unconfirmed need checking for the selected variation.

Where this model is useful

  • A continuous base offers a different support form from mesh or perforated pans.
  • Self-stacking avoids separate spacer pieces in the described storage arrangement.

Trade-offs to check

  • The source does not provide a measured safe stack height or load.
  • Nominal height and diameter are not a complete interior drawing.

Fit & buying checks for this reference

Choose the base construction

Compare solid and perforated forms according to the preparation you want to make.

Plan rim and storage clearance

Check the complete pan profile and the space to lift it from a stack, rather than only the nominal diameter.

Care instructions

Ready-to-use finish and hand washing

The listing says the PSTK finish eliminates pre-seasoning and identifies hand washing. Follow this model’s delivered instructions for its surface.

Questions about this selected product

Do I need separator pieces to stack these pans?

The seller describes self-stacking without separators. That is a product-design claim, not a measured stack-load limit.

Is 12 inches the complete outside rim?

The nominal size is 12 inches, while the product dimensions give 12.62 inches across. The flat base is not separately dimensioned.

Is the bottom perforated like the other round Lloyd pan?

This selected form is the solid round Chicago-style pan, rather than the separately listed perforated deep-dish design.

Can I use it for dough before baking?

Dough proofing is a named use. No lid or proofing schedule is supplied.

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About this product information

Selected listing and source photographs reviewed. Product information is research, not a hands-on test.

Selected Amazon listing ↗ · Listing checked 2026-11-06 · Information reviewed 2026-11-06

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