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URBAN NEST TITANIUM COOKWARE

Titanium cookware,
built on plain facts.

A titanium cookware line for modern kitchens — five pans in two families. Uncoated titanium for searing and browning, titanium non-stick for everyday easy release, from 24 cm to 34 cm, for gas and induction cooktops.

We publish the details we can confirm — size, cooktops, what's in the box — and tell you plainly when something isn't documented yet.

Urban Nest Titanium Pan, 28 cm, shown from above with its textured interior, brushed exterior and two riveted side handles.
The pan set on a wooden dining table with chicken, tomatoes and asparagus, ready to serve.
  • Five pans, 24–34 cm
  • Gas and induction cooktops
  • Pan, lid or steamer options
  • Secure checkout

THE EVERYDAY KITCHEN

A calmer kitchen starts with cookware you understand.

Most kitchens collect pans faster than they collect space. A shallow one for eggs, a deep one for greens, another that came in a set and never gets used. None of it is a failure of cooking — it's usually a failure of information.

Cookware pages tend to describe feelings instead of facts: what a surface is made of, whether it suits your cooktop, how wide it actually is, what arrives in the box. Urban Nest starts there instead.

  • Fewer single-purpose pans

    A 28 or 30 cm pan covers a lot of everyday cooking. Five pans won't replace every pot in your kitchen, and we won't pretend they do.

  • Plain material language

    Every surface is named plainly — titanium steel, or a non-stick coating — rather than dressed up into a claim our documentation does not make.

  • Cooktop clarity first

    All five pans are confirmed for gas and induction, and the hammered multi-use pan adds electric. Anything we haven't confirmed stays off the page.

  • Care you can follow

    The care guide supplied with your pan is the one to follow. We point you to it instead of inventing a routine.

WHY URBAN NEST

Built around verified details, not vague promises.

Three of these are product facts. Three are promises about how we sell. We keep them separate on purpose.

  • 24 cm to 34 cm

    From an 800 g breakfast pan to a 34 cm pan that feeds six or seven. Exact weights and depths are on every product page.

  • Gas and induction

    Confirmed for all five pans, so you can check your cooktop before you order.

  • You choose what is in the box

    Pan only, pan with glass lid, or pan with a lid and a steamer tray or spatula — priced separately.

  • Uncoated means uncoated

    The two uncoated pans are titanium steel, with nothing applied to the cooking surface and nothing to wear off.

  • Care guidance, not guesswork

    Your pan ships with the manufacturer's care instructions. We tell you to read them, then follow them.

  • Questions answered first

    If a detail you need isn't published yet, ask us before ordering and we'll send what documentation we hold.

SHOP

Five pans. Two families.

Uncoated titanium for searing and browning, titanium non-stick for everyday easy release. Every product page states that item's exact sizes, weights and cooktop compatibility.

Not sure which one? Compare all five side by side.

THE COLLECTION

One decision, then it is just size.

Coated or uncoated is the only choice that really matters. Everything after that is diameter and what comes in the box.

  • Uncoated titanium pan, engraved Urban Nest mark on the brushed handle.

    2 PANS

    Uncoated titanium

    Nothing applied to the cooking surface, so nothing wears off. Browns and sears properly, and takes metal utensils without qualification.

    SEE UNCOATED
  • Titanium non-stick frying pan shown on a plinth, textured interior visible.

    2 PANS

    Titanium non-stick

    Immediate release and a fast wash, from a 24cm breakfast pan at 800g up to a 34cm pan for the table. The coating has a finite life.

    SEE NON-STICK
  • Pan with glass lid and steamer tray in use on a kitchen cooktop.

    COMPLETE

    Lid, steamer and spatula

    The hammered multi-use pan and the non-stick set both take a steamer tray, turning one pan into a two-tier cooker on a single burner.

    SEE THE SET

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION

What your pan is made of matters.

The material is titanium steel. That is the construction we can point to a source for, and it is what we publish. We don't restate it as solid titanium, a titanium coating, a titanium-reinforced body, or a clad multi-ply construction, because none of those are confirmed for these pans.

24–34 CM ACROSS

FLAT
BASE

TEXTURED INTERIOR

  • Interior

    A textured pattern across the cooking surface, visible in every product photograph on this page.

  • Body and exterior

    Brushed metal finish, a titanium steel body, with an engraved Urban Nest mark.

  • Base

    Flat, and confirmed for use on gas and induction cooktops at this size.

  • Handles

    Two metal side handles, riveted to the body. Metal handles get hot on the cooktop — use a cloth or mitt.

Macro photograph of the pan's textured interior pattern meeting the brushed rim and engraved mark.
The pan tipped to show its flat brushed underside and both side handles.

What we don't claim

Whether the cooking surface is coated or uncoated, and how it behaves with sticking, is not something our documentation settles. Until it does, we don't say either way — and we'd rather tell you that than guess.

HOW TO COOK WITH IT

Four steps, and one guide worth reading.

  1. 01

    Check your setup

    Confirm you're cooking on gas or induction, and that your chosen size suits your burner or hob zone.

  2. 02

    Prepare as directed

    Follow the first-use and preheating instructions supplied with your pan, exactly as written.

  3. 03

    Cook with control

    Stay within the heat levels, fats and utensils the manufacturer permits. Handle the metal handles with a cloth.

  4. 04

    Cool, clean, store

    Clean and store the pan the way the supplied care instructions describe, and keep that guide somewhere findable.

Preheat times, temperature limits, seasoning, dishwasher use and cleaning products all come from the documentation supplied with your pan — not from us. If a page ever tells you otherwise, trust the manual.

Read the care section

EVERYDAY COOKING

The meals it was made for.

Cooktop cooking, at everyday heat. Each photograph below shows our pans on a gas or induction cooktop — the two we've confirmed.

  • A fried egg cooking in the Urban Nest pan on a gas cooktop, held by one handle with a cloth.

    Eggs

    Breakfast on gas, one or two at a time, with room to move them around.

  • A steak with rosemary and garlic searing in the Urban Nest pan on an induction cooktop.

    Steak

    Enough width to sear without crowding, then rest and serve from the same pan.

  • Broccoli, peppers, mushrooms and snap peas cooking in the Urban Nest pan on an induction cooktop.

    Stir-fries

    Sloped sides for tossing vegetables, with up to 34 cm of surface to keep things moving.

  • White wine being poured over browned chicken thighs in the Urban Nest pan on an induction cooktop.

    Skillet dinners

    Brown, deglaze, simmer — four portions of chicken with the sides still visible.

Cooktop use only. We haven't confirmed oven, broiler, grill or open-fire use for these pans, so please don't assume it.

FIRST COOK TO EVERYDAY ROUTINE

The first week, honestly described.

  1. Unbox and check.Check the size, and whether a glass lid or steamer tray was part of the option you chose.

  2. Prepare it the supplied way.Whatever the manual asks for before the first cook, do that and nothing more.

  3. Learn its heat.Every pan behaves a little differently on your own cooktop. A few meals is usually enough to settle in.

  4. Keep the guide.Care questions come up months later. The supplied instructions are the answer we'd give you anyway.

Two hands carrying the Urban Nest pan, full of chicken and vegetables, to a wooden table.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS

What customers say.

How we handle reviews

  • Ask before you buy

    Send us the detail you need — surface, care, dimensions — and we'll reply with what our documentation actually says, including when it says nothing.

    Contact Urban Nest
  • Every photograph is ours

    Each image on this page shows a pan we sell, in the finish we sell it in. Nothing here is a stand-in for another product.

  • Claims stay documented

    Size, cooktops, handles, base and box contents are published because we can point to a source for each one. That's the whole list.

CHOOSING BETWEEN PANS

How the categories differ.

Urban Nest details below are specific to the pans we sell. The other three columns describe cookware categories in general terms — individual products vary, so check the maker's own documentation before you compare.

  • Urban Nest titanium pans

    SURFACE
    Textured interior; a titanium steel body.
    COOKTOPS
    Gas and induction across the range; electric on the hammered multi-use pan.
    HANDLING
    Two riveted metal side handles; use a cloth or mitt on the cooktop.
    CARE
    Follow the care instructions supplied with the pan.
    IN THE BOX
    Pan only, or with lid and steamer, by option.
  • Coated nonstick, generally

    SURFACE
    An applied coating, with release behaviour that depends on the coating and its condition.
    UTENSILS
    Makers commonly restrict metal utensils and abrasive cleaning.
    HEAT
    Usually sold with a stated maximum temperature.
    LIFESPAN
    Coatings are typically treated as replaceable over time.
  • Stainless steel, generally

    SURFACE
    Bare metal; cooks often rely on preheating and fat to manage sticking.
    HABITS
    Rewards a preheating routine more than a coated pan does.
    CLEANING
    Discolouration and residue are common topics in makers' care guides.
    SEASONING
    Not usually part of the routine.
  • Cast iron, generally

    WEIGHT
    Heavier to lift and to store than most metal pans of the same width.
    SEASONING
    Bare cast iron is normally seasoned and maintained over time.
    CARE
    Drying and storage instructions are usually specific and worth following.
    STORAGE
    Bulk makes stacking in small kitchens harder.

Keeping several single-purpose pans works too — it simply costs more cupboard space, and more decisions at dinner time.

COMPATIBILITY & CARE

Know the limits before you order.

This is the part most pages bury. Ours is deliberately short, because a short confirmed list is more useful than a long hopeful one.

Confirmed

  • Gas cooktops
  • Induction cooktops
  • 24–34 cm across five pans
  • Riveted metal handles — hot on the cooktop, so use a cloth or mitt
  • Pan only, or with glass lid and steamer tray, by option

Not published yet

  • Ceramic cooktop suitability
  • Oven and broiler use
  • Dishwasher use
  • Approved utensils and cleaning tools
  • Maximum heat setting

Follow the instructions supplied with your pan for all of the above, or ask us and we'll send you what we hold.

Full care guideRead the FAQs
The Urban Nest pan photographed on a dark studio surface, showing the engraved mark on the outside wall.

WHAT WE CHECK

Instead of borrowed credentials.

We have no chef endorsements, no laboratory results and no certificates to show you, so we're not going to imply any. What we do have is a short, checkable process.

  • Every unit is inspected on arrival

    Rim, base flatness, handle rivets and finish are checked before a pan is packed for a customer.

  • Documentation travels with the pan

    The manufacturer's own use and care instructions are included in the box, not summarised away.

  • New evidence updates this page

    When a detail is documented — oven use, dishwasher use, weight — it moves from “not published” to a plain statement of fact.

FAQS

The questions people actually ask.

  • What are the Urban Nest pans made from?

    The uncoated pans are titanium steel. We publish that description exactly as given, and we don't expand it into a claim about solid titanium, a titanium coating or a layered construction, because those aren't confirmed for these pans. The non-stick pans carry a titanium-reinforced coating, stated on each product page.

  • Is the cooking surface coated or uncoated?

    It depends which pan, and it is the only decision that really matters. The two uncoated pans have nothing applied to the cooking surface. The three non-stick pans have a titanium-reinforced coating for easy release. Every product page says plainly which one it is.

  • What about substances like PTFE, PFAS, PFOA, lead or cadmium?

    We hold no test report for these pans beyond the manufacturer's food-grade and PFOA-free statement on the non-stick items, so we make no further claim in either direction. We won't put “free from” language on a page without a document behind it. If you need material or test documentation for a specific requirement, ask us and we'll tell you honestly what exists.

  • Which cooktops can I use them on?

    Gas and induction are confirmed for all five pans, and the hammered multi-use pan is additionally listed for electric. Ceramic cooktops are not confirmed in our documentation, so please don't assume them.

  • Can I put them in the oven or the dishwasher?

    Neither is confirmed for these pans, so we don't describe them as oven-safe, broiler-safe or dishwasher-safe. Treat them as cooktop cookware and follow the instructions supplied in the box for cleaning.

  • What utensils and cleaning tools should I use? Do they need seasoning?

    On the uncoated pans, metal utensils are fine — there is no coating to damage. On the coated pans, silicone, wood or smooth-edged tools make the surface last longer. No pan in this range needs seasoning. Beyond that, follow what the instructions supplied with your pan permit.

  • What sizes are available?

    Five pans, from 24 cm to 34 cm. The uncoated frying pan comes in 26, 28, 30 and 32 cm; the hammered multi-use pan in 24 to 34 cm; the large non-stick in 30, 32 and 34 cm; the lightweight pan in 24 cm; and the set at 32 cm. Each product page lists the sizes, weights and depths confirmed for that item.

  • Is a lid included? What arrives in the box?

    A glass lid or steamer tray is included only with an option that names one. You receive the pan and option you ordered, with the manufacturer's use and care instructions. Any food, utensils or tableware shown in photographs on this page are there to show scale and are not included.

  • How do they compare with coated nonstick, stainless steel or cast iron?

    Those are broad categories, and individual pans vary a lot within each one. The comparison section above sets out the differences at a category level, with our own column limited to what we've confirmed for these pans.

Shipping, returns and warranty terms are shown at checkout, where they apply to your address and order. We'd rather show them there, accurately, than summarise them loosely here. Ask us anything first.

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