Universal Lid for Pots, Pans and Skillets – Tempered Glass with Heat Resistant Silicone Rim, Fits 8″, 8.5″ and 9.5″ Diameter Cookware (Black)

Good back up for a glass lid that broke for my pot set. Set had warranty but not on the lids ☹️
Handle came off the glass lid. Lagostina set and they could not replace the lid even if I paid for it.

The lid is well made and a decent value. I would give it five stars if it fit the product I purchased it for, and was advertised as fitting. It is advertised as 9.5″, 10″, and 11″. This might seem like I am being too picky, but strangely the pans are very sensitive to the ring diameter in order to fit. The actual steps in the lid are 9 3/8″, 10 3/16″ and 11″. It absolutely will not fit a 10″ pan, which is what I have. The second step needs to be just under 10″, not slightly larger than 10″, or it wont fit. In my case this means something between 9 3/4″ and 10″. It will fit a 9.5″ pan and an 11″ pan (as advertised), but not a 10″ pan. I guess it would also fit a 10.375 to 10.5″ pan, but not a 10″ pan

I thought about giving it fewer stars, but i figured that if they fixed the advertising description, that would not be a fair rating. I likely will not return it due to it not being that expensive, and figured that it would sort of fit other things for now. Unfortunately, I now wonder if other vendors advertising a 10″ lid will fit a 10″ pan now.

Since I ordered a couple different sizes of these, figured I would chime in.
I don’t know how high people who say these melt have their burners, but I have used these to cook both meat and fish in Calphalon saute pans that did not come with lids (and bought many years ago). I have a glass top stove, and even though easy to clean, everything surrounding it is not. So I usually have to set up a couple of fold up grease guards around each pan to contain any splattering.
Bought these so I didn’t have to always do that. I have used them with pans on medium and medium high heat, with no issues. Anything beyond that, you are gonna burn what you are cooking anyways….
Anything I have that I use on high heat, such as pots I boil water in, has their own glass and metal ringed lid. But, i threw one of these on one of those pans, just to see what would happen, and nothing melted or smelled.
But hey, it IS silicone, and I imagine it WILL melt if something is cranked long enough.
Use your best judgement on how high of heat your burners put out, and use accordingly.

Update: No issues still, ordered a 2nd one for another 10 inch pan I have, as I find myself cooking with both of them sometimes and only had one cover.

This is not a very good product. It is very basic – in a sense that it keeps your food from splattering all over the place. However, it fogs up within 7 seconds or so when placed on a hot pan with food that gives off steam – that’s pretty much everything. Then you can’t see anything.

Universal Design:
We bought the 9.5″, 10″, 11″ model. Yup, it fits our 11″ frying pan just fine.

Tempered glass & food-grade silicone & BPA Free:
I’ll have to take their word on this. I’m not a chemist. Tempered glass – not going to drop it on the floor and see if it breaks. Food-grade silicone – again, we’ll have to take their word on this. BPA free – BPA is found in many plastic products. This doesn’t have any plastic in it, just silicone, which is BPA free.

Easy to clean & maintain:
Yup, wash it and it gets clean. Will the silicone edge deform or deteriorate over time? I don’t know. Speculation. The fogging problem is so quick and bad, I’ll be throwing it out if I can find a Te-Chef or T-fal that will fit my pan. Out Te-Chef almost fits our new pan, and I love it, but almost doesn’t quite cut it. If I can modify the Te-Chef to fit, this one goes in the trash bin.

Easy to view & sleek modern design:
Easy to view – not even close. Well, unless you just use it to cover a stone-cold pan. Once you place it over a hot pan, it only takes about 7 seconds to be completely fogged up. And you can’t see a thing. I look at my omelets, through the glass, to see when I need to flip them. With this lid, you have to open it up and let all the heat out of the pan to see what’s going on. Sorry, but this isn’t going to work. If the glass was higher in the middle and the sides a little steeper, the condensation might be able to run down to where you could see your food inside.

Sleek & modern design – I suppose, bt that’s its downfall. I like the silicone handle. It stays cool as expected.

100% Money back guarantee:
I threw away all the packaging and have used the product for about three weeks, so I don’t usually try to initiate a return under such circumstances. It’s only $16 plus tax. I think I can afford to throw that in the toilet, but I do want to let others know that this isn’t that great of a product. If you don’t care about seeing your food through the glass, then this is a good product for you at a great price. For me, I bought it for the glass, so I could see my food.

One last problem:
The vent is way too small. Steam seems to only come out through the edges of the lid. The tiny vent hole instantly gets plugged up with condensate and overall is just inadequate as far as size. When it’s plugged (always), you can push down on the handle and it will pop out the condensate plug and start to vent in conjunction with the venting from around the edges. The it plugs up again. Kind of annoying and definitely a poor design or afterthought feature.

Buyer beware. Or rather buyer be informed.

We’ll see if Walfos-US reads this and reaches out with a response.

This is exactly what I was looking for. For the longest time I have been using the lid from my stainless steel cookware set on my cast iron and T-fal pans, even if it didn’t fit anywhere close to properly. Finally, I just had enough of poorly fitting lids sliding into the pan or sliding off the pan altogether, so I started looking for a lid that would fit a few different sizes of pan. I considered getting one with a stainless rim but just didn’t like the look and eventually decided on this one, and I am really glad that I did. It fits my T-fal non-stick pan very well and fits my various sizes of cast-iron skillets perfectly, and that is what was really important to me. My cast-iron pans are very old, over 75 years, and they were not that particular about being precise in their sizing back then I guess. But this pan fits them as good as I could possibly have imagined. I enclosed pics of my T-fal titanium pro skillet and one of my old cast iron skillets to show how the cover fits. Both are ten-inch pans. It also fits my stainless steel stock pot and other stainless casserole pots, so it will become my main lid unless I have multiple pots going at once.

Now I will need to get the smaller size to cover my smaller skillets and sauce pots because for whatever reason, the lids from my set of stainless pots just do not fit my other skillets or pots and either fit inside the rim or outside the edge and slide off. This lid in a smaller size will solve that problem once and for all.

For anyone worrying about the silicon retaining odours or tastes, you have nothing to worry about. The first thing I cooked under this lid was salmon and the lid retained no odour at all and was very easy to clean, requiring little more than a wipe with a soapy sponge to wipe off the bit of oil that had splattered up. I have other silicon tools in my kitchen which have lasted years without any problems and expect this to give me just as reliable service.

The handle on the lid is also made of silicon, or it is silicon coated, and has a nice surface which is easy to grip and will not slip and slide out of your hand. If you are looking for this kind of lid, I can’t recommend it highly enough. It fits my needs perfectly and maybe it will fit yours as well.