Kuhn Rikon ClassicCHF 39.00New price 54.00Frying pan · 24 cm
Dorre Eminence
CHF 39.00
New price 54.00
Description
Dorre Eminence frying pans feature a multi-layer construction of stainless steel and aluminum—for even heat distribution—and are suitable for all types of stoves, including induction, as well as the oven. RePan manufactures them locally in Winterthur, using the proven pan body and a 3-layer coating in commercial-grade quality.
- Brand
- Dorre
- Quality grade
- PremiumWhat does this mean?
- Pan type
- Frying pan
- Recoating
- Recoat your Dorre Eminence
- Size
- 24 cm
- Cooktop type
- Electro, Gas, Induction, Ceran, Oven
Our pans are recoated – but not new. Traces of a former life or small cosmetic differences are part of the deal. We call that “imperfect”. What matters: they cook like new and last just as long. With warranty. Examples: what is normal
1. Sustainability
Better for you. Better for the planet.
80%+
fewer resources than buying new
PFOA-free
without APEO & BPA – a safe coating
Regional
made in Winterthur, no destructive mining
Brühlgut.
partnership for fair, inclusive work
Winner of the Swiss Sustainability Award 2025
More about RePan’s sustainability2. Quality
Coating in pro quality.
We apply a professional 3-layer non-stick coating – the same quality professional kitchens rely on every day. Robust, durable and free from harmful additives.
- Robust 3-layer non-stick coating
- PFOA-, APEO- & BPA-free
- 1-year warranty on the recoating
8,934+
pans recoated
and more every day
3. Reviews
Thousands are cooking like on day one again.
4.8 out of 5 · 486 reviews
„Beschichtung und aufbereitung der Pfanne ist super. Wie neu."
„Alles super! doch teuer! aber definitiv sehr sinnvoll!"
„Besser als das Original. Vielen Dank."
4. Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most important questions about coating, care, compatibility and warranty.
Yes, our 3-layer coating is free from PFOA, APEO and BPA. It is safe for everyday use and meets foodservice quality standards. Guide: Is Teflon toxic?