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Aluminum Sheet Pans & Bun Pans

Full-, half-, and quarter-size aluminum bun/sheet pans, plus perforated versions — the universal baking, roasting, and prep pan of every kitchen.
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Which size is right?

Standardize on the pan size that matches your ovens and racks:

Full size (18×26″)The rack-standard pan; fits full-size sheet-pan racks and most convection ovens.
Half size (13×18″)Fits half-size ovens and smaller lines.
Quarter size (9.5×13″) & perforatedQuarter for small batches; perforated for airflow/crisping and proofing.

Health-department & code relevance

Sheet pans are food-contact: keep them clean, un-warped, and free of heavy carbon buildup. Standard aluminum pans are for baking/roasting, not for acidic food storage; use the right pan for the job and store clean pans off the floor.

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Common questions

What's the difference between a bun pan and a sheet pan?

They're the same thing — a rimmed aluminum baking pan. "Bun pan" and "sheet pan" are used interchangeably; the sizes (full/half/quarter) are what matter for fitting racks and ovens.

When do I want a perforated pan?

Perforated pans improve airflow for even crisping and are used for proofing and par-baked breads; solid pans are better for batters and anything runny.

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