KES 30-Inch Kitchen Pot Rack - Mounted Hanging Rack for Kitchen Storage and Organization - Matte Black 2-Tier Wall Shelf with Guard Rail for Pots and Pans Organizer with 12 Hooks - KUR215S75B-BK

Great shelf. Very easy to put together and install. The coloration is perfect. I got bronze. The hooks are wonderful because they have a half twist in them so that they go over the bar and then you can hang the pot handle on it and it lines up in a nice way correctly. Very sturdy. I was able to put a number of items in my kitchen that had been hanging every which way, and now they’re all together in one place and easily accessible. I’m using it for pots and pans and sieves that are less frequently used but necessary. I even have cast-iron hanging on it. Fabulous item. My only caveat is that the screws that come with it - there’s no instruction what type of tool to use with it and you do need to use a drill. My Handyman indicated that it actually takes not a Phillips head but a square bit to use with these screws. I did end up stripping out a few of the screws and so he got some other ones and the project was completed in 10 minutes after I had half assembled it. Yes would buy again.

This item is exactly what I needed. My pots are where I can reach them and no longer cluttering my bottom cabinet. It also can hold a lot of pans and pots as long as you screw into studs in the wall.

The Pot Rack takes 2 people to install which is okay. We had to make sure it was leveled out perfectly. All in all it’s very sturdy and my All Clad Pots, Pans and lids look great in my studio type kitchen. I even store Tangerines in my soup pot and other fruit & Veggies in other pans. When your kitchen is very small, this is the only way to have all your cooking tools available. I’m sure full sized kitchens would appreciate its convenience and a truly sturdy rack. I get lots of compliments from neighbors who come inside with the same issues living in a studio kitchen. The other thing most handy and very attractive is a 24” Magnetized knife holder. It’s the space right below my 2 kitchen cabinets and counter. My butcher Block knife holder was very heavy & bulky which took up too much counter space. I went from a Super sized full kitchen with all the bells and whistles to studio living which was a trick! Amazon has everything I needed to do a creative transition. Too bad the rack wasn’t In stainless steel! That would have been super awesome!

This pot rack is very simple but functional and good looking. The best part about it in my opinion is the screw holes being set 16 inches apart so they line up with the studs in your wall. With something like this I'd rather not rely on drywall anchors. Initially I had some trouble because I didn't realize the instructions included 2 nearly identical models and I was looking everywhere for shelf brackets that weren't there. Thats the only difference in the 2. I also seemed to be missing 2 screws for where the sidebar attaches to the wall. Other than that its pretty easy to install and works well.

So my husband and I got married and moved into a small 1 bedroom apartment in Arlington. I quickly realized that 1. "Wow our kitchen is small," and 2. "Wow, when I hand-wash dishes or rinse produce, I literally have no counter space to put them anywhere." That is when I heard about over-the-sink dish drainers. I did a WHOLE ton of research to find the one that perfectly fit over our sink (and also around our tall sink faucet) and came upon this one. I will say, it works like a dream. I will sometimes absolutely load this thing up with heavy dishes, and it is perfectly steady. I kinda re-organized the attachable holders to meet our needs (like having one of the small and tall holders be a place for dish-scrubbing brushes). And can I just say, it is really cool to have that flexibility? Imagine if it was right next to a wall, I could just move all the pieces to the left side, so that I could still use them! We hand-wash a lot of our dishes (all pots and pans, all chef's knives, etc) and somehow we always have room on it for all of them. This is a good investment, would highly recommend! P.S. Sorry for the not very pretty photos, it is just a true representation of our kitchen state haha.

Just what we needed.

Great pot rack! Holes along backs of shelves are 16” apart which is common stud distance, but you have to choose wether or not you want the arms in studs or the shelves. I went with the arms and I did have to stretch them out an inch each direction to get into a stud as this rack is 30” wide. The studs if you’re going for the arms are usually going to be 32” apart. Flexible enough to do it. My only complaints are the anchors that come with this thing suck, (get your own) and the screws are silver, not black and cheap metal so they strip easily. I used my own hardware for a sturdy installation. I see a lot of pictures with people putting the acorn nuts on the outsides of the shelves... those go on the inside. Looks great. A pain in the *%$ to install, but once it’s up, it’s perfect.

It is a pretty soft brushed gold, just as picturedand is super functional. They include a cardboard templete for the nail holes which makes installation a breeze!

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Muy bueno, lindo y de calidad.

Très bien. Supporte toutes mes casserole

Tablettes murales pratiques, notamment pour la cuisine.

My favourote part of my kitchen! Easy to use, looks nice and is so strong! So glad we got this.