Our Place product data: cookware, sizes and care
A field guide to Our Place cookware and appliances, with distinct materials, sizes, included pieces, model-specific care and attributed claims.
Our Place is a kitchenware and countertop-appliance catalog
The U.S. storefront currently groups cookware alongside countertop appliances, bakeware, utensils and multi-piece sets. Its all-products collection is paginated, so a visible collection is a view of the assortment rather than proof of a complete catalog. Keep the product family and source page attached to each item.
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| Catalog layer | Examples shown by Our Place | Record boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Cookware | Pans and pots across Ceramic Nonstick, Titanium Pro and cast-iron lines. | A shared product family does not mean the material, surface or care details match. |
| Countertop appliances | Wonder Oven, Wonder Oven Pro and Dream Cooker product pages. | Keep appliance model and generation separate from cookware and from similarly named accessories. |
| Bakeware and kitchen tools | Bakeware, utensils and other individual kitchen products in the U.S. collection. | Use the item page's own product type and dimensions rather than assigning pan fields by default. |
| Sets and bundles | Cookware sets with a separately stated list of included pieces. | Model the set and its components as related records; do not collapse the set into one pan. |
| Collection scope | The current U.S. all-products collection and its linked product pages. | Preserve storefront and observation date; do not treat a collection view as an exhaustive or permanent inventory. |
Material lines need separate construction and surface fields
Our Place's cookware FAQ distinguishes Ceramic Nonstick, Titanium Always Pan Pro and Cast Iron lines. Its titanium guide describes a layered construction. Preserve the manufacturer's wording and model context; a material label alone does not establish every component or performance claim.
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| Our Place line | Source-specific distinction | Fields to keep separate |
|---|---|---|
| Ceramic Nonstick | Our Place identifies this as a ceramic nonstick cookware line; individual product pages specify the product construction and included parts. | Body, cooking surface or coating, lid and handles, product model, and source wording. |
| Titanium Always Pan Pro | Our Place's titanium guide describes a stainless-steel exterior, aluminum core and titanium cooking surface, with finish-dependent guidance. | Exterior, core, cooking surface, finish, model, and the linked manufacturer statement. |
| Cast Iron | The cookware FAQ distinguishes its cast-iron products from the other named lines. | Product identity, listed material, component details and the item's own Care & Use guidance. |
| Material or food-contact claim | Our Place publishes testing and statutory disclosure material for its products. | Attribute the statement, retain its model and disclosure scope, and link the supporting page; do not convert it into an independent safety verdict. |
Sizes and appliance generations change the specification set
A product family name is not enough to compare dimensions or capacity. Our Place pages distinguish size choices on cookware and separate Standard, Large and Pro oven models. Preserve the chosen option, model generation and the measurement label shown by the manufacturer.
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| Product example | Distinction stated on Our Place pages | Comparison fields |
|---|---|---|
| Perfect Pot | The product page offers 2.75 qt and 6.5 qt choices and reports capacity, dimensions and weight. | Selected capacity, source units, dimensions, weight, lid/accessory configuration and exact product URL. |
| Wonder Oven | The page distinguishes Standard and Large and reports interior and exterior measurements separately. | Model option, interior dimensions, exterior dimensions, capacity, weight and included pieces. |
| Wonder Oven Pro | The Pro page describes a distinct model with its own capacity, controls, heat range and components. | Generation, named model, control/features, heat specification, capacity and component list; do not borrow values from Standard or Large. |
| Dream Cooker | The product page describes a separate electric multicooker with its own modes and included base, lid, inner pot, collector and cord. | Appliance model, capacity, mode labels, electrical fields when stated and each included component. |
| Finish and selected configuration | Some product guidance depends on the selected finish or configuration. | Store finish/configuration with the specification and its source page instead of attaching one limit to every variant. |
Set contents and accessory fit belong to explicit relationships
A cookware set has its own title and included-piece list, while the included pan or pot remains an identifiable product. Our Place's Perfect Pot page also lists accessory compatibility by pot size. Keep those relationships explicit instead of inferring fit from a shared brand or category.
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| Relationship | Evidence to record | Do not infer |
|---|---|---|
| Set to component | Set name, selected configuration, listed pieces, quantities and source page. | That a set equals one product or that every component is also included in a different bundle. |
| Component to standalone listing | Whether the product page identifies a piece as included or separately listed. | Availability or sale status from a past or differently configured bundle. |
| Accessory to product | The exact compatible model or pot size named by Our Place, plus the source URL. | Compatibility from category, appearance or approximate dimensions alone. |
| Option to parent product | Selected size, color/finish and any explicit option identifier on the product page. | A standalone product ID or sibling option not shown by the source. |
Care guidance belongs to the exact model and component
Our Place's cookware FAQ and product pages give care and use guidance by product line and model. Store those statements with their source and product context. This field guide does not turn manufacturer instructions into generalized cooking or safety advice.
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| Guidance field | Context to preserve | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Cooktop compatibility | Named product or line and the cooktop types stated by Our Place. | A line-level statement may not apply to every generation or configuration. |
| Oven temperature | Model, finish, lid/component condition and the manufacturer's stated limit. | Some limits vary by finish or component; keep the exact qualifier with the value. |
| Dishwasher and utensils | The specific product page or FAQ statement for the cookware material and model. | Do not apply one line's cleaning or utensil guidance across the catalog. |
| Appliance components | The named appliance generation and instructions for trays, inserts, lids or other included parts. | A component may have different care guidance from the appliance body. |
| Evidence record | Official URL, model/configuration and review date for the statement. | If the manufacturer's source changes or omits a value, leave the field unknown rather than filling it from another model. |
Attribute testing, warranty and material disclosures to their source
Our Place publishes product-testing information, California AB 1200 disclosures and a warranty program with U.S./Canada and product-class conditions. These are manufacturer statements with specific scope, not a universal safety certification or fixed promise for every item. Keep support and policy evidence separate from product specifications.
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| Evidence type | Source context | How to represent it |
|---|---|---|
| Testing and material disclosure | Our Place's testing page and AB 1200 page describe published information for its products. | Attribute each statement, preserve the named product/disclosure scope and link the official page; do not label it a certification unless the source does. |
| Warranty | Our Place's warranty page separates product classes and U.S./Canada eligibility and purchase conditions. | Store territory, product class, retailer/purchase context, source page and review date; check current terms before relying on coverage. |
| Product support | The support page directs customers to order, return, warranty and product-help flows. | Link to the official route instead of copying support forms or asking for a customer's order details. |
| Privacy boundary | The privacy policy describes account, purchase, shipping, billing and return information as personal-information categories. | Keep customer, account, order, payment, delivery and warranty-claim records outside a public product catalog. |
| Site-content terms | Our Place's terms state limited personal, noncommercial use and restrict other exploitation of Services content. | Represent the policy as Our Place's published terms; do not infer a collection or reuse right from public visibility. |
Keep catalog facts separate from a dated offer observation
A useful Our Place record links a product and its selected configuration to the evidence for its specifications. A displayed price or availability label, if recorded in an appropriately reviewed workflow, is a time-bound observation tied to the exact option and storefront. This table is a field map, not an extracted Our Place record.
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| Record layer | Fields to preserve | Keep distinct from |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Official title and URL, product family, exact model/generation and product type. | A selected size, bundle, customer order or seller offer. |
| Option and dimensions | Size/capacity, color/finish, source units, interior/exterior basis and weight where stated. | A sibling option or measurement inferred from a similar product. |
| Material or care evidence | Component-level field, manufacturer wording, supporting URL, model/configuration and observed date. | An independent safety conclusion or a claim transferred to another line. |
| Bundle and compatibility | Set identity, included pieces/quantity and an explicitly named accessory-to-model/size relationship. | The standalone product listing or unverified fit. |
| Offer observation | Selected option or set, storefront/market, displayed currency, observed amount or availability if reviewed, source URL and observed-at time. | Permanent catalog identity, current price copied into evergreen copy or private purchase data. |
Content reviewed 2026-10-05.