Winco 1/3 Size Pan, 4-Inch,Stainless Steel,Medium, 12.75"D x 7"W x 4"H

A great ice cube holder! "GREAT!"

My roaster came with pan inserts, and when I borrowed it to a friend it came back without them. I ordered these as replacements, and they worked out nicely at a much more affordable cost.

This is a sturdy item an should hold up for years. I placed it between the fire box and smoking chamber on my offset smoker... Filled with liquid it prevented dry heat and dry meat.

Pelican - 32-45Q-OC-TAN - Pelican 32-45q-oc-tan Progear(r) Cooler (45 Quart)...which is why I purchased these. They are great for short outings with the ice chest, but for longer excursions they simply take up too much room. I have to leave them behind so I can fit all the food I want to take along.When I do use them they are great for holing meats and cheeses away from the ice and still keep them perfectly shilled.

I purchased this pan for $13 instead of a $50+ custom made pan for my Oklahoma Joe smoker. I'm using this strictly as a water pan and it does exactly what it's supposed to. Seems like a typical culinary pan you'd find in a restaurant kitchen, with good quality. Recommend it!

So I bought this as a bunny litter box to replace the plastic one I had. My bunny was chewing on the plastic one, so my only option was to get something metal, which works perfectly. I have a two-story hutch, that I also purchased on Amazon, and in the upper floor behind the solid door, is where my bunny likes his litter box. Well, to my fortune, this pan fit perfectly in the little dark room. It is perfectly deep to hold the wood shavings too! Sturdy, good size, and a perfect litter box for my bunny, 5/5

Primarly bought to be used in my pellet smoker.Does the job. It is sturdy and feels built to last.There was discoloration that I could not clean off, then again, it was used in a smoker. Other than that, great product.

Fits perfectly in my Pelican 35 quart cooler. Keeps food items high, dry and cool.Update: I discovered these are perfect for making ice blocks so I purchased two more and now have a quick and easy way to make ice blocks to throw in the cooler for boating. Fill about 3/4 of the way full, they freeze solid in under 24 hours then I turn them upside down and give them a couple of bangs of a piece of carpet. Ice block slides right out. They keep everything cool and last much longer than cube ice which is important for weekend overnighters on the boat.