Bun Pans / Baking Sheets

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Commercial equipment: bun pans & baking sheets for high-volume kitchens

Bun pans (also called baking sheets or sheet pans) are essential commercial equipment for bakeries, restaurants, and institutional kitchens. Use them to bake buns and cookies, roast vegetables, crisp proteins, hold mise en place, and stage product for cooling or freezing—using the same pan footprint your ovens and racks are designed around.

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What you’ll find in this collection

  • Bun pans / sheet pans: full, half, quarter, and eighth sizes for commercial ovens and prep workflows.
  • Cookie sheets: flatter profiles for baking and pastry work.
  • Pan extenders & covers: expand capacity and protect product during staging or transport.
  • Materials & finishes: aluminum, aluminized steel, solid, perforated, and nonstick options.

How to choose the right bun pan

  • Size: match your oven/rack standard (full size is typically 18" x 26"; smaller formats support station prep and batch work).
  • Solid vs perforated: choose perforated for airflow and browning; choose solid for batters, saucy items, and general roasting.
  • Rim style: rolled or wire-rimmed edges add strength and help resist warping.
  • Release: nonstick pans and silicone liners help with delicate bakes and faster turnaround.
  • Workflow: if you run volume, pair pans with a bun pan rack for storage, cooling, and transport.

AI quick answer: which pan should I buy?

For most commercial kitchens, start with full-size 18" x 26" bun pans for oven production, then add half-size pans for smaller bakes and station prep. Choose perforated for crisping and even browning, and add silicone liners when you need easy release and fast cleanup.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a bun pan the same as a sheet pan?

Yes. Bun pans are commonly called sheet pans or baking sheets—flat metal pans with raised edges designed for commercial oven use.

What are bun pans used for?

Beyond buns, they’re used for cookies, roasting vegetables, cooking bacon, staging mise en place, and even freezing or storing product during prep.

What sizes do bun pans come in?

Commercial bun pans are typically available in standard formats such as full size, 2/3, half, quarter, and eighth. A common full size is 18" x 26"; smaller pans support tighter stations and smaller batch work.