Antrader Tempered Glass Lid,12" Glass Covers for Pots,Pans and Skillets,1Set,Clear

Once you pop the silicon washer thingies INTO the holes, it’s easy & quick to attach the handle. Everything fits together well & it’s a good seal. You just need a Phillips screwdriver. The outer part of the lid sits just inside the skillet (so it’s not a perfect fit like the 8” lid I bought for my cast iron Lodge pan where the outer part of the lid sits nicely outside the outer edge & the inside just inside the pan), but this will serve its purpose of keeping food from drying out while reheating. The other size Antrader lids seem to have maybe a quarter inch more generous sizing, so it’s odd that the 9” one is skimpier, but 9” lids are hard to find! this one has the kind of handle I wanted & wasn’t the same price as the pan! (I’m looking at you, Mauviel. Tsk.) I think this one is worth the price. I’m happy with the purchase.

Would absolutely buy again. As good or better than the Kirkland that it will replace. Highly recommend. Same weight, glass thickness and fit. Handle is screwed to glass unlike originals which are riveted. Greatly appreciated that they sent twice the nuts, bolts, washers, and spacers. I would not hesitate to buy this again. Thank you for making such a great replacement product. They even included two silicone hot pads, which was a very nice surprise.

The cover fits the pots that I purchased and are of good quality, However, the instructions are not good but it is not hard to figure out if you watch the pictures on Amazon otherwise it is good quality considering the price..I ordered the covers separate from the pans I wanted and they fit fine

Very good product but not perfect. If you happen to buy a frying pan or pot that does not come with a glass lid, this is a good solution. The user has to install the handle, which is easy and saves shipping space. It is glass so you can see what is cooking and It has a vent hole to keep it from rising on a pot of boiling water. The only problem is the fit. If you don't buy a lid made for the pot or pan, you find different ideas of size. Is it 12" to the inner or outer edge of the pot, or lid? This does not impact its functionality, it fits well but not perfectly. I would buy it again if I had a pan without a lid, but I would rather buy a pan with a matching lid.

You have to attach the handle but it's easy to do. This lid does well with the Calphalon pot that I got from the thrift shop. Totally worth it, since I got the pot for 5 bucks. It's not an absolute perfect fit but pretty close and I knew that when I neasured, so measure your pot as I did. It just as described.

Fits great on my Cuisinart 8" skillet

There is some assembly required, but it's really quick and easy for an average adult. Lid works fine; I haven't had any problems. The little hole to vent steam is useful. The screws are kind of tall on top, but that doesn't bother me. I really appreciated not having to buy a whole new pot or pan when all I wanted was a lid. This is really useful as a replacement item or to add to cookware that didn't come with a lid.

I'm disabled so assembly was difficult. I just reviewed the post and nowhere does it say "some assembly required ". That fact would have been good to know BEFORE making my purchase. It's a lid so assembling it before shipping would have been good. You can't ship a lid with the handle attached?