will a 12 inch lodge lid fit a 13.5 lodge skillet.. i cant find a 13.5 lid anyware.. only for more than I paid for my lodge skillet
1750126
No, it will not fit. Sorry, I have not been able to find a 13.5 lid with a reasonable price either. Merry Christmas.
1750127
No, it won't. You have to get a 13.5 inch lid. Now, the lid for the 9 quart pot will fit the 13.5 skillet. It's the same lid. So, get a 9 quart pot, and you have another pot AND a lid.
1750128
I wasn't aware that lodge made a 13.5 inch skillet. I know they make a many 3.5 to 12 inch with a self basting lids (I own a lot of these) and a 15 inch skillet. Sorry I this doesn't help.
1401206
I bought the skillet and then tried to find a lid. Bought this lid, and it did not fit, so I returned it. I contacted Cuisinart via telephone and learned that it was not crafted to fit. I would have to purchase an entirely new 'set' with the lid and pan made for each other!
1369545
Farberware may sell replacements, but have you tried entering your need in an ebay search? Perhaps a 12 inch lid for a frying pan may be listed...even if it is a similar line of frying pans. 12'' is 12'' so maybe it would work?
2150601
The lid I bought was for 14" iron skillet and no it fell inside. I think need either15" or 16" .
830191
Based on the size pot they are suppose to fit, measure your skillet on the inside edge straight across at some point and record that length. Do not measure pour lip area as this would make measurement to big. Then compare to size lids fit, I think 11 and 13 inches. You will have to confirm that size. You get about 1/4" extra play so an 11 1/4" diameter pan should accept an 11 inch lid and still sit on top of pan edge. Be accurate and good luck, John Swinford, a satisfied Amazon customer.
304226
No. It only fits the 5 inch skillet. I use a Revere Ware lid for the 6.5 inch skillet.
1442589
Yes it will. It is 13inches so it should fit your 12inch skillet. Thanks for your inquiry
469663
The lid I ordered was for the 10 inch pan. If you click on the Amazon link for this product it will give you the option for a 10 inch or 12 inch lid. Good luck!
1586526
The 7 qt. dutch oven lid does fit the 12" skillet and the 5 qt. dutch oven lid fits the 10 1/4" skillet. As the previous poster said, buying the dutch oven is a great way to get a lid for the skillet and an extra piece of cookware. If you don't need two dutch ovens, it is cheaper to get the 7 qt. dutch oven with the spiral handle and the 10 1/4" lid ($55.97 total) than getting the 5 qt. dutch oven and the 12" lid ($57.65).
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Don't know for sure. I have a 10.25" lid that will fit a 10" skillet loosly. I suspect the 12" would cover the pouring spouts, but the handle will prevent it from setting down level and sealing. The Lodge glass lids are round and will not cover the lips. If a sealed lid is important to you, go ahead and spend the money for the correct sized cast lid. All the Lodge cast-iron lids I have do have ears that close the pouring spouts.I've been using Lodge skillets for years and have found that when t comes to mixing pans and lids, if Lodge doesn't state a particular lid will fit the skillet in question, it probably won't (at least not very well). Skillet and dutch oven lids do interchange fairly well. Don't know for sure. I have a 10.25" lid that will fit a 10" skillet loosly. I suspect the 12" would cover the pouring spouts, but the handle will prevent it from setting down level and sealing. The Lodge glass lids are round and will not cover the lips. If a sealed lid is important to you, go ahead and spend the money for the correct sized cast lid. All the Lodge cast-iron lids I have do have ears that close the pouring spouts.I've been using Lodge skillets for years and have found that when t comes to mixing pans and lids, if Lodge doesn't state a particular lid will fit... » Read More Don't know for sure. I have a 10.25" lid that will fit a 10" skillet loosly. I suspect the 12" would cover the pouring spouts, but the handle will prevent it from setting down level and sealing. The Lodge glass lids are round and will not cover the lips. If a sealed lid is important to you, go ahead and spend the money for the correct sized cast lid. All the Lodge cast-iron lids I have do have ears that close the pouring spouts.I've been using Lodge skillets for years and have found that when t comes to mixing pans and lids, if Lodge doesn't state a particular lid will fit the skillet in question, it probably won't (at least not very well). Skillet and dutch oven lids do interchange fairly well. « Show Less
348797
I measured the lid and diameter is 8". But to find out for sure that it fits the 8" skillet, only Lodge would be able to answer that question.
1164967
I purchased the 10.5 in tagine. It will not fit into a 10 in skillet. 10.5 in is the actual outside dimension.
2088361
Since it fits up to a 12 inch pan, it would seem that a 12.5 inch pan would be too big for it and there wouldn't be a close fit. However, if you don't mind that the lid slips inside the skillet a bit, then it would probably work for you.
1031787
Sorry. The largest pan this lid fits is 12". Good luck--and Happy New Year!
1405642
the lids are sold is 10 and 12 inch lids however there is a half inch to 7/8 inch less measurement because of an inner rim if the inner part of your skillet measures approximately nine and a half or 11 and a half inches they should fit I bought two Pro clad Cuisinart fry pans and they fit perfect
191569
The Farberware lid I bought was an 8" lid and doesn't fit any of my 8" skillets, saute or omelet pans. I don't know about a 12" lid fitting a cast iron skillet, but I wouldn't order one online. I'd take my skillet to a "brick and mortar" store and try out the lids.
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Lids shown on Ebay indicate a 6" lid will fit a 1-1/2 saucepan. I cannot verify this but there were used lids at a very cheap cost. It might be worth your while. I do not know how I contacted them in the past as I tried now and could not locate a number.