Borosilicate Glass Baking Dish for Oven, Casserole Dish, Heat Resistant Glass Ovenware, 16 in x 11 in Rectangular Baking Tray, 2 inches Height and 4-Quart Capacity Glass Cookware

All I had to say about this Glass Baking Dish is that it is the most awesome fantastic greatest baking dish I have bought it's big & deep enough for what I need it for I'm very very happy with this Glass baking Dish , it holds a lot of food & that's awesome I told all my Friends that it was Worth every penny I spent on it . The price was not bad either . I also got a $ 5 Amazon Gift card & that's really cool I would like to say thank you for the Grift card . See I love to cook a lot so this Glass baking Dish is going to be used a lot ,I used it the first time for my grandson's Birthday party,I made a Rainbow Jello mold or some people call it cathedral window jelly, Rainbow Broken Glass Jello, so this is what I made in it the first time for 50 people & it was a big it . It came out perfect everyone loved it befor the night was over the Rainbow Glass Jello was gone .So I like to Thank the Company manufacture who made the Beautiful Glass Baking Dish For Oven. Thank You Crystalia for a strong Beautiful easy to clean Glass Baking Dish. I will be purchasing more cookware by your company . Be Safe God Bless Claudia Hightower

Love this glass dish. I use it to bake cinnamon rolls. It is the perfect size and height. It is a great dish to bake with and serve with.

This handle-less Volarium casserole dish that says it's 16" X 11", but its bottom upside down measures less than 15" X 10", the top with rims measures a little more than 15.5" X 10.5". The depth on outside is 2". It's OK for 1 layer of lasagna or it's nice for roasting a chicken. I will keep it as it’s easy to store and the no handles just means you need to be careful with your hotpad.I also bought the Anchor large casserole dish for comparison.It says on the dish it's 10.3" X 14.5" (without the handles), but measuring the bottom turned upside down it’s 9.5" X 13.75", the top with rims is 15" X 10 7/8". Height on outside measures 2.25" which is great for 2 layers of lasagna.I used them both for lasagna and they were worked well, the Volarium just has 1 thicker layer. They both washed up just like my regular Pyrex casserole 9" X 13" dishes. Great to have one a little larger. The Anchor stores nicely inside the Volarium dish.I've tossed all of my metal baking pans, love having the glass casserole dishes.I recommend this Volarium for roasting, baking large cakes, or casseroles. It stores easier without handles.

This dish arrived promptly and was well packed for shipping. It is exactly the right size I was looking for for baking sheet cakes. I like that it is glass (not non-stick coated metal), and it is not made in China. It is quite easy to clean, and is very sturdy. Nothing lightweight with this dish. I highly recommend it, and I'll be looking to replace more metal pans with products from this brand.

I've been making my holiday fudge in an 11x14 inch casserole with kind of rounded sides. It makes the fudge a little too thick, and harder to cut even pieces due to the roundness.I got this dish because the 11x16 size should allow for thinner fudge and easier cutting.

When I discovered that the brand I used to trust (it begins with a P) changed what type of glass they use to make these, I looked for an alternative that uses the same kind of glass they used to use: Borosilicate Glass.The 1st thing I notice with the top lip looked different. However, the weight seemed about right for its size, so I got out the calipers and started some measurements.The old brand flares just a bit at the top while this one doesn't.22" versus .26" Minimal differenceBut what I worried about most was the thickness of the sidesThe old brand side walls stays a consistent .22" prior to the flair at the topThis one actually starts at the .22" on top and ended at .28" towards the bottom.My only concern is regarding the wave pattern in the glass (measurements were all at thinnest spot). The wave patterns on this one are achieved on the inside of the glass rather than the outside. Although this likely creates a minimal advantage in total amount it can hold, I suspect it may make cleaning a little bit harder for hand washers like myself.Overall, this item is Borosilicate Glass that is built mildly different but seeming as solid (if not more so) than the brand I used to trust. This is an awesome replacement brand for what I used to like imo.

I got this for Christmas and it’s the perfect size for a family of 6. 9x13 could never hold enough for our large family. Used it yesterday and I could finally make a full meal with only one pan. Quality is nice too.

It is a beautiful glass ovenproof glass dish and a bit larger which is great. One important thing is there are no grips so when removing it from a hot oven you have to maneuver the dish to the edge of your oven rack to be able to get under the dish. I found it awkward at best. Needs handles or side grips; otherwise gorgeous.

Good size for baking in the oven, premium quality and very easy to clean up.

This is far better dish for my sausage veg dish all on one tray. So this now mostly replaces our standard baking tray

Pretty heavy to handle but feels premium.

Okay

The product is really beautiful and is certainly oven-to-table. Since it is made of glass, it matches any type of crockery. I have used it for formal and informal dinners; it looked good every time. It fits into my oven perfectly and uses its width to the maximum, which is what I really wanted.The tray is a little slippery, so one has to be very careful when taking it out of the oven.