Where can I find information on a given pan's bottom diameter?

I am currently looking for a small pan. I measured the plate (ceramic) where it would be used (15 cm) and started looking for 15 cm pans online with little success. So far I've discovered that the advertised measurement for a pan typically refers to the upper diameter of the pan, not to that of the cooking surface, but that takes me back to square 1: how to know whether the pan will fit on the designed plate?

Where can I find this information, when it is missing from the product description?

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How can I tell what size my saucepan is?

Measurements are taken up at the top inside, i.e. at the inside of the edge of the pan/pot; hence the designation of the upper inner diameter, which you will find in our article descriptions. So a 28 cm pan has a diameter of 28 cm from one inside of the rim to the other inside of the rim.

What would you use to measure the diameter of a pan?

The easiest way to measure the diameter of a cake pan is with a ruler or a measuring tape. When measuring your pan, always measure across the pan from inside lip to inside lip across the widest point.

How do you measure a frying pan size?

To properly measure a frying pan simply grab a measuring tape in one hand and then place the frying pan right side up on a flat surface. Then stretch the measuring tape across the center of the top side of the pan. Read the measurement from the top to get the proper frying pan measurement.

Do you measure the bottom of the pan?

Quiz time: When a recipe calls for an 8-, 10-, or 12-inch slope-sided skillet and you don't know what size your skillet is, do you measure the pan across its top or its bottom? Answer: The cookware industry standard is to measure the skillet across its top.

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