Provisions OvenBond – 9" x 12.5" Tri-ply Clad Stainless Steel Quarter Sheet Pan with Rack

Funny what gets us excited as adults. I've been lovin this baking sheet. Stainless steel body with an aluminum core. Stainless steel gives nice durability and easy to clean (can scrub it hard without damaging it, unlike aluminum sheets), while getting the desirable even heating qualities of aluminum from the core. Included rack is nice. Looks great and I've used it for meat roasts of all kinds and roasting veggies. Plenty big enough to make dinner for multiple people. It feels expensive for what it is but if you could at any sort of regular frequency, I find it easy to justify the price for the quality of the materials and good function.

These may just be the nicest jelly roll pans I have ever owned! I am replacing three or four heavy gauge Aluminum jelly roll pans with these. The Aluminum ones have gotten to the point that they’re difficult to keep that layer of Aluminum corrosion/nastiness off of them , so you felt like you always had to clean them before use. These are heavy weight Stainless Steel and will look good and last for years while doing a great job. Pricey, but worth every penny.

Nice, thick, sturdy, easy to clean sheet! Impressive heat distribution for better baking performance! I like them for what they are, my daughter bakes a lot and loves them for the versatility it gives her.

These are nice and heavy baking pans. Very useful and sturdy for baking. They clean up easily.

The Good News: Who would have thought a quarter-sheet pan would make my heart flutter? This gorgeous piece of stainless did exactly that when I opened the box. A kitchen workhorse that is a truly a work of art. Despite a high price tag, I justified ordering as I could use it the rest of my life. There is an old German saying - buy quality once rather than inferior many times over. The Bad News: I love using a quarter sheet pan and rack for roasting food in my Breville Toaster Oven. Rarely do I turn on “the big oven” when cooking for my husband and I. In fact, we have two Breville toaster ovens, side by side, as it is so much more efficient. The problem, for me, was the measurement for the Hestan quarter-sheet pan was 9 x 12. That is accurate for the interior of the pan but the handles add another 3.5 inches for a total of 9” x 15.5” which makes it too wide to slide into my particular Breville. A real heartbreaker as the Hestand is beautifully made. If you use a full-size oven or a larger toaster oven and are seeking a quarter-sheet pan to invest in for a lifetime of use, this is the sheet pan for you.

This sheet pan is very nice! It is well constructed and it should last a long time. It is heavier than my other sheet pans but this one doesn’t warp! I’ve used it several times at 425 degrees with no warping. I never realized that sheet pans could have handles . This sheet pan has handles —no more sticking my oven mitt thumb in the food! This sheet pan is far superior to other sheet pans that I wish I bought it sooner!

Beautiful and quality. So glad I chose this one. It will last a lifetime. Expensive, yes, but you will only have to buy it once.

This is the greatest sheet pan I have ever owned. It absolutely does not warp or rust. It excels at roasting vegetables - plenty of room for everything to spread out and it browns the food well. The small lip makes sure nothing drips out into the bottom of the oven. It also works really well for cookies. Couple of things you should be keep in mind 1. Because it's tri-ply clad, it is definitely heavier than your average 1/2 sheet pan. If you own any clad cookware, just think about the weight difference between it and a lesser quality piece. This sheet pan is not unwieldy but you're going to need to use both hands to lift it out of the oven when it has hot food on it. 2. The handles really help you handle the pans weight but they also make the pan larger than your normal 1/2 sheet pan. In my case, it makes it awkward to put in the dishwasher. It generally ends up face down on the bottom rack and it's the only thing down there with the silverware caddies. All things said, I would absolutely buy this thing again. It's great.

Mazing quality, as expected from Hestan.....thats not the Heston dude with the issues and stars. Hestan makes great cookware.

Worth the money, with proper care, you're set for life with this one on quality and durability.

Best ever. Expensive but in the following half year from first purchase, we bought multiple and replaced all our trays. They are thick, not warping, strong, really stainless luxury look and feel. No regrets.

I can never get it as clean as it first arrived, then again it was not meant to be displayed. It is a versatile cooking implement that I would suggest is better to have and not need it than need it and not have it. If I can buy a product made closer to where I was born than 95% of the products out there, price would not deter me.