Pot Racks

This pot rack works perfectly for our kitchen, the only thing I'm not excited about it is the detachable hooks. Sometimes when you take a pot off it may catch a hook and the hook comes off the rack. We thought about welding them in certain locations, but it's great if you change your pot locations around."..."  Read more

We hired an electrician to install the unit and I'm glad we did. This is a substantial pot rack and took him approx 7 hours to install. Definitely a 2 person job at times. The rack is well built and complimented our kitchen well. It is also extremely functional...lots of space on top and for hanging. It took some time for the rack to ship but it arrived in good shape and was worth the wait. About a dozen hooks were included so you'll need some more to make full use of all the hanging space."..."  Read more

I shopped around to find a good pot rack and am happy I bought this one. Unlike others I saw, this one is designed so that the fasteners all align with wall studs; the included hardware was plenty sturdy, we didn't feel like we needed to replace it with something more heavy duty; and plenty of hooks were included. We put it up relatively quickly, just make sure you have a helper to hold it up while you mark the walls for where to hang it, and to hold it while you install the screws. It is heavy gauge and well manufactured, the only minor thing was that some of the finish had come off on some of the fasteners that hold the unit together, but a little dab from a Sharpie is all it took to make it better. It holds a lot, right now I have 10 pans hanging from it in a single row, and none of them are bumping in to each other, plus I have cutting boards and trays on top. And I still have some empty hooks I could use. I was literally giddy the first few times I walked across the kitchen to retrieve a pan! It has made things so much easier in my small kitchen. Highly recommended!"..."  Read more

I appreciate the installation tips included with the product; My kitchen has a 10 foot ceiling, and there were specific instructions for this application. Solid hanging rods were suggested instead of chains. I did this (rods ordered here also). It's more stable and looks more professional than chains. The 27.5" rods bring the pot hanger frame to the same level as tops of kitchen cabinets for a truly integrated look! NOTE: If hanging from drywall, be sure to use toggle type hooks that can support the weight. We have 2 hooks in solid wood (90 lbs each) and 2 hooks in drywall (60 lbs each)."..."  Read more