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Will I be able to find leading brands of skillets at The Home Depot?

We carry a variety of the leading brands of skillets, such as Staub, Oster Cuisine, and Gibson. These brands are trusted for their quality and durability.

What kinds of shapes are offered?

Skillets come in a variety of shapes, each adding a unique look to your decor. Some popular shapes to consider are rectangular, novelty/specialty, and round.

What if I need help paying for my new skillets?

At The Home Depot, we know that taking on a new home improvement project can be difficult on your budget. We are proud to offer everyday financing on our consumer credit card, an early pay discount for commercial accounts that use our commercial account card, and a way to earn perks faster with our Pro Xtra credit card. Learn all about our credit card services by visiting our credit center.

Which skillets are the best selling?

The 12 in. Cast Iron Skillet in Black with Pour Spout is one of our best-selling skillets. It's a consistent customer favorite.

What color should I choose for skillets?

The most popular choices include gray, brown, and black. When picking a color, consider your overall decor scheme.

Could you recommend which features I should look for?

There are many skillets features to choose from, like non-reactive, microwave safe, and corrosion resistant. Think about what you need and want as you narrow down your options.

Skillet Pan


Prepare delicious food for any meal -- fried eggs for breakfast, grilled cheese for lunch and stir-fry for dinner—from non-stick copper to cast iron, a skillet will do the job. Here’s how to choose skillet pans for all your cooking needs. 
 
Types of Skillet Pans 

Cooking skillet sizes range from 6 to 20 inches in diameter. Choose a range of sizes to suit a variety of cooking needs. Make sure to consider the skillet pan’s construction before making a purchase, as the type of metal may affect how you cook your food as well as care and maintenance of the pan. 
 
● Cast Iron Skillet Pan. Cast iron skillets can go from stovetop to oven and last for years. Season the pan to maintain its non-stick quality.
● Enameled Cast Iron Pan. With all the heat retention benefits of its uncoated cousin but with simpler care and clean-up, an enameled cast iron pan is perfect for searing meat and then finishing it under the broiler or in a preheated oven. Enameled cast iron skillet pans also come in a variety of colors to coordinate with your kitchen decor.
Stainless Steel Skillet Pan. Durable and a great conductor of heat, a stainless steel skillet pan will last for years and often features a sturdy, comfortable, heat-resistant handle that makes for simple stovetop-to-oven use.
● Non-stick Skillets: Made of stainless steel or aluminum, these skillets come in traditional black or ceramic non-stick surfaces.
Aluminum Skillet Pan. Lightweight aluminum skillet pans heat up quickly for cooks on the go.
Choose skillets and non-stick frying pans with lids for sautéing large quantities of greens, for braising, and for keeping cooked food hot.
 
Caring for Kitchen Skillets 

Keep your skillets like new, and wash them by hand. Use non-abrasive sponges to clean, and make sure to follow any specific care and cleaning instructions from the manufacturer.