KINGSTAR GLASSWARE is a top manufacturer of square glass baking dishes. Our high-borosilicate, thermal shock-resistant pans are oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe. We offer factory-direct wholesale, custom sizes, and airtight lids for premium kitchenware brands. Ensure superior baking performance and durability with heat-resistant, professional-grade KINGSTAR GLASSWARE.
- Material:
- The dish is crafted from high-quality, thermal shock-resistant borosilicate glass. This advanced material allows it to safely go from the freezer to a preheated oven, offering a level of convenience and durability that standard glass cannot match. The non-porous surface is naturally non-stick, stain-proof, and odor-resistant.
- Design & Capacity:
- Featuring a classic square shape with comfortable, easy-to-grip handles for secure transport from the oven.
- Standard Size: 20 cm x 20 cm (8 in x 8 in) or 23 cm x 23 cm (9 in x 9 in)
- Capacity: Typically around 2 Liters (2.1 Quarts) The dish is designed to be compatible with many third-party silicone or plastic lids (sold separately) for easy food storage.
Glass Baking Dishes – 1.0L to 3.0L, Soda-Lime or Borosilicate, Oven-to-Table
There's a reason glass baking dishes are showing up on more countertops and in more commercial kitchens. They let you watch what's happening inside without opening the oven door. They don't react with acidic foods. And they go from oven to table without a transfer — one dish, fewer things to wash. For wholesale buyers supplying houseware retailers, restaurant suppliers, or foodservice distributors, that combination keeps reorders coming.
The global glass bakeware market was valued at USD 1.53 billion in 2025 and is projected to grow from USD 1.66 billion in 2026 to USD 2.34 billion by 2034, exhibiting a CAGR of 4.6% during the forecast period. The broader glass dishes market was valued at USD 4.49 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow from USD 4.64 billion in 2025 to USD 6.5 billion by 2035, at a CAGR of 3.4%. The glass bakeware segment is estimated to witness the fastest CAGR during the forecast period owing to rising trends of home baking and growing demand for multifunctional, thermoresistant kitchen products worldwide.
Borosilicate glass formulations provide superior thermal shock resistance that mitigates cracking under rapid temperature changes, and manufacturers are leveraging advances in borosilicate chemistry that boost durability by up to 200% compared with conventional soda-lime glass.
Four capacities. One design family. Oven-to-table.
| Capacity | Dimensions (approx.) | Best Use | Who Buys It |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.0L | 25.5 × 15 × 5 cm | Small casseroles, side dishes, single portions | Cafes, gift sets, retail |
| 1.5L | 29.5 × 17 × 5 cm | Standard family casseroles, gratins, lasagna | Volume leader – houseware retail, restaurants |
| 2.2L | 34.5 × 21 × 5 cm | Large roasts, batch cooking, tray bakes | Restaurants, catering, commercial kitchens |
| 3.0L | 39.5 × 24 × 5 cm | Bulk cooking, buffet service, large gatherings | Catering, banquet operations, foodservice |
Custom sizes available beyond the standard range – tell us your target capacity and we'll work with it.
For buyers who need a slightly shallower profile suited to gratins and oven-baked pasta, the Glass Gratins Dish offers the same heat-resistant glass construction in a shallower format. For buyers who prefer a simpler clear-glass baking dish without the deeper side walls, the Clear Glass Baking Dish line delivers the same thermal performance with a more open profile.
What's in the box:
Glass baking dish – lead-free, food-grade. Clear, scratch-resistant surface. You can cut directly in the dish without scratching it.
Oven-safe – soda-lime versions handle up to 230°C. Borosilicate versions handle -40°C to 450°C+ with thermal shock resistance up to 120°C, making them safe for fridge-to-oven and freezer-to-microwave transitions.
Microwave-safe, dishwasher-safe, freezer-safe – one dish covers multiple cooking and storage functions.
Reinforced rim – thickened edge for easy handling and reduced cracking risk.
Handles for transport – generous side handles make it easy to carry from oven to table.
Transparent body – lets users monitor browning without opening the oven door, reducing heat loss and improving results.
Material options:
Soda-lime glass – cost-effective, crystal-clear. Industry standard for everyday baking dishes. Soda-lime glass accounted for over 52% share of total glass tableware revenue in 2025 due to cost-effectiveness, ease of production, and wide usage. Soda-lime is slightly more resistant to impact breakage than borosilicate, making it a practical choice for everyday kitchen use.
Borosilicate glass – thermal shock resistant. Handles extreme temperature changes – from -40°C to 450°C+ – without cracking. Can go directly from freezer at -20°C into the oven at 200°C. The borosilicate segment posted an effective CAGR of around 7% between 2022 and 2025, outstripping soda-lime glass and allowing manufacturers to command premium pricing.
All glass is lead-free and food-grade. FDA and LFGB compliant.
Customization options:
Custom capacities and dimensions beyond the standard range
Fluted edges or measurement markings for larger production runs
Light tints or frosting on request
Logo engraving or printing on the glass
Private labeling and custom packaging
Bulk export cartons, individual gift boxes, or multi-piece sets
Packaging:
Protective foam inserts in export cartons. Individual gift boxes or multi-piece sets available. We anneal these dishes thoroughly to improve resistance to thermal shock. They hold up well in daily oven use, though we always suggest avoiding sudden extreme temperature swings. Our packaging uses foam protection tuned for glass bakeware — breakage rates stay under 1.5% across most shipments.
For a detailed look at what causes glassware to break in export shipping – and how to avoid it – we've covered the most common issues in our guide to why glassware breaks in export shipping.
About us:
10+ years in the game. Annual export value around USD 5 million. Markets: Europe and North America about 60%, Southeast Asia 15%, Australia 10%, South America 15%. We know the paperwork for each region. We'll send you the documents before the container leaves Qingdao.
For a full breakdown of supplier selection, documentation, logistics, and cost planning, check out our complete guide to importing glassware from China.
Price & MOQ:
Standard: 1,000 pieces per size. Flexible for mixed sizes and test orders. Custom sizes or private labeling require higher volume – tell us your number and we'll work with it.
Samples:
Available for evaluation before bulk production. Sample fee applies, refundable on first bulk order. Shipping cost on you.
Lead time:
15–30 days after sample approval. Depends on customization level.
Who buys these dishes?
Houseware retailers stock them because glass baking dishes are a staple of home cooking – consistent demand, steady reorder cycles. Restaurant and foodservice suppliers buy them because glass goes from oven to table without transfer – fewer dishes, less labour. Caterers use them for buffet service and batch cooking. Gift retailers stock them as part of bakeware sets.
Post-pandemic home-baking activity remains robust – industry analytics show a 7% year-over-year increase in retail sales of baking accessories across North America and Europe during 2023–2024. Premium adoption is strong – sales of high-end glass baking dishes rose 6.8% year-over-year in 2025 as consumers reward uniform heat distribution and the ability to watch browning without opening the oven. 13% of households now buy glass bakeware exclusively because it eliminates chemical leaching concerns.
If you're evaluating bakeware suppliers for the first time, our guide on how to choose safe and reliable glass bakeware covers what to look for in material, thermal shock resistance, and oven safety ratings.
FAQ
What's the difference between the 1.0L, 1.5L, 2.2L, and 3.0L sizes?
Capacity and use case. 1.0L is for small casseroles and side dishes. 1.5L is the volume leader – it covers standard family casseroles, gratins, and lasagna. 2.2L handles large roasts and batch cooking. 3.0L is for buffet service and large gatherings. All sizes share the same rectangular profile and reinforced rim design.
What's the difference between soda-lime and borosilicate glass for baking dishes?
Soda-lime glass is cost-effective, crystal-clear, and suitable for standard oven baking up to 230°C. It's the industry standard for everyday bakeware. Soda-lime is slightly more resistant to impact breakage than borosilicate. Borosilicate glass handles extreme temperature changes – from -40°C to 450°C+ – without cracking. It can go directly from freezer to oven. It costs more, but it's the better choice for buyers who want freezer-to-oven convenience and superior thermal shock resistance. We offer both – your buyers choose based on their application.
Can these dishes go in the dishwasher?
Yes. Both soda-lime and borosilicate glass handle commercial dishwasher cycles without clouding or weakening. The clear glass surface is scratch-resistant – you can cut directly in the dish without damaging it.
Is the glass oven-safe? What's the maximum temperature?
Yes. Soda-lime versions are oven-safe up to 230°C. Borosilicate versions are oven-safe up to 450°C+. Both are microwave-safe and freezer-safe. We recommend avoiding sudden extreme temperature swings – like moving a frozen dish directly into a preheated oven. Gradual temperature changes are always safer for any glass.
Are the dishes stackable?
Yes. The uniform rectangular design allows for stable stacking – saves space in commercial kitchens, retail warehouses, and shipping containers. More units per carton, lower shipping costs.
Do the dishes come with lids?
Not as standard. These are open-top baking and serving dishes. For storage or transport applications, we can supply matching lids on request – tell us your target quantity and we'll confirm feasibility.
What's the MOQ for custom sizes or private labeling?
Standard sizes (1.0L, 1.5L, 2.2L, 3.0L) start at 1,000 pieces per size. Custom dimensions or private labeling require higher volume – tell us your target quantity and we'll give you a specific number.
Questions about sizes, glass types, or shipping? Drop me a line – I've been shipping these for years and I know the answers.
From oven to table, from baking to storing, a great glass baking dish is the unsung hero of the modern kitchen. The KINGSTAR GLASSWARE Square Glass Baking Dish is engineered for ultimate versatility and reliability, designed to be the go-to vessel for countless culinary tasks.
This is more than a baking dish; it is a cornerstone of everyday cooking. Crafted from robust, heatproof glass, it provides even heating for perfectly baked lasagnas, casseroles, and brownies. Its clean, classic lines mean it's elegant enough to be placed directly on the dining table for serving. The enduring consumer need for "multi-functional cookware" and "oven-to-table convenience" makes this a staple product with constant demand. It offers a durable, non-toxic, and incredibly practical solution, making it an essential item for any kitchenware department.
Applications:
Home Baking: Perfect for daily cooking, baking, and serving meals.
Restaurants & Cafés: Ideal for presenting dishes elegantly to customers.
Gifting: A practical and stylish gift for cooking enthusiasts.
Specifications:
Color: Clear
Features: Oven-safe, microwave-safe, dishwasher-safe, eco-friendly
Packaging: Bulk carton / Gift box / Customized packaging
MOQ: 500 pcs (custom orders accepted)
About Qingdao Kingstar Glass Co., Ltd.
KINGSTAR GLASS simplifies the journey from preparation to preservation. Our glass bakeware with airtight lids allows you to bake, serve, and store leftovers in the same container. This versatile approach is reflected in our entire catalog, including glass storage jars, spice jars, and glass food containers, helping B2B buyers offer a seamless kitchen organization system.
FAQ
Is it safe to use this dish under the broiler?
Yes, the borosilicate glass baking dish is safe to use under the broiler. However, you should ensure the dish is not taken directly from the freezer or refrigerator and placed under the broiler to avoid extreme thermal shock, and always maintain a safe distance (at least a few inches) from the heating element.
Can I use metal utensils in this glass baking dish?
While the glass is very durable, we recommend using wood, silicone, or nylon utensils to serve from the dish to avoid scratching the surface over time. This will help maintain its pristine appearance.
Does the dish come with a lid?
This product is typically sold as the baking dish itself. This allows customers to use their existing lids or for you to bundle it with various lid options as a separate offering. We can advise on compatible lid solutions if you wish to create a set.