Cooks Standard NC-00269 Standard, Single Bar, 36-Inch Ceiling Mounted Wooden Pot Rack, Brown

You can also purchase extra hanger hooks, which I did. Its sturdy, simple & looks great in our little kitchen while freeing up cupboard space! Superb price too!

I am very pleased with this product. It's well made and quality materials. Easy to assemble and to hang.

Simple in its design but it’s more. So worth it.Assembly: easy. Had to adjust length of chain. Two screw hooks into wood. Husband used hack saw to reduce chain links.Pot hooks: 6 silver hooks. 3 hooks will go on either side of center screw. Each hook has two pieces that fit together like a puzzle piece. Together they fit into the top groove. The two piece hook allows for a 360 degree turn.The hooks slide nicely across once in place. And the pots fit nicely and slide nicely.I admit I was quite impressed with how it looks and how easy it was to place. Definitely worth the 43.02

+Looks good+Sturdy+additional hooks can work with it+pretty wide to hold a lot of pans+inexpensive for what it is-Are you sure you know how to attach to your ceiling trusses? Or even find them?I needed some storage for pans, and the wall hook thing just wasn't working out in my old house. Those fancy stick-n-pull hooks will not work forever. I hung this from the ceiling, but right along the wall. So is like I have pans hanging on the wall, but they are hanging from the ceiling. Finding the right place to fasten to the ceiling trusses that worked where I wanted it was tricky. You can adjust the amount of chain you use, so you can get the height right. If you have the chains not going straight up but apart a little the whole thing wont swing around so much.Its sturdy, good looking, easy to use with the swivel hooks, and holds a lot of pans.

Very nice - adds functionality to my kitchen. I have received several positive comments on this rack from visitors.Only 4 stars on installation because I had to hire someone to crawl around in my attic -- I wanted it screwed into something solid.Good looking with shiny chain-link and hooks. Note in pics: the bar hangs from the chain slightly askew because the S hook from the chain links cannot balance in the middle of the tiny wooden dowl. But really, this is a small thing that only annoys my OCD. This pot rack sways as you use it but never gives the feeling of being insecure. I appreciate the fact that I can add hooks and I like the way the original ones connect: they drop down from the top of the wooden bars and twist to add security from being lifted when un-hooking a pot. And, because of the way the rack is built, I can use hooks of other designs to offer different advantages of "hanging up". For instance, the supplied hooks are bulky and don't fit all my pot's holes well. And I would like to be able to hang utensils with smaller holes.I do wish some sort of washer, or plate, or decorative base had been added to the hooks that attach to the ceiling because (although they are secure) the bare hooks look unfinished and forgotten as though they are meant to be hidden instead of out in the open. They don't match the look of quality like the wood, shiny chain-link and sturdy hooks do.All in all, this is a lovely un-obtrusive pot rack for a home kitchen.

This hanging pot rack rack is good. Since our kitchen counter is on an angle, I couldn't mount directly to ceiling joists and have it centered. The wood strips would've needed to be 48" long instead of 36" I decided to use flip over toggles and 3/16" x 2-1/2" hooks with 12x24 tpi machine threads. See attached photos. The nut on the threads ensures a nice tight connection to the anchor/ceiling. It's not for doing chinups on, holding maybe 20lbs tops worth of pans and pots. I'm confident it won't pull off the ceiling. Also, the hardware that comes with this is solid. It's not bulky or oversized. Nice clean design. Swivel hooks for the pans are great! I ordered another 4. The solid "no" Swivel hooks aren't as practical. Glad I ordered this. I'll probably re-stain the wood to match the other woodwork around adjacent areas. This is a bargain considering it would be more costly to make something similar myself.Paul

This hanging pot rack was exactly what we needed and fits perfectly in our home. It feels sturdy and can hold some pretty heavy pans no issue.Main issue with it is: The hooks are not deep enough for some of my pots and pans though as seen in one of the photos. It hangs off it which is some what dangerous.The directions were also unclear. It’s easy to assemble but the directions just describe how to put it together not giving you a diagram of what parts it comes with and what they are named. There is no drawings to help.

This item is well made, sturdy, and aesthetically pleasing.It comes with everything you need for hanging, and clear assembly instructions.Sadly, I had to return it. I was unable to find needed measurements in the description. I like the look of it so much that I ordered it, hoping it would fit the space I had available. Information for future purchasers: The hooks are approximately four inches from the sliding top to the curve at the bottom. The hangers will add at least another two inches to this length. If you plan to hang it under a shelf, as we did, this information will help you determine if your available space is adequate. Ours was not. Note: returning this product to Amazon was trouble free. Thanks, Amazon.The product is so well made, I considered all the scenarios I could come up with to make this work. I hated to have to return it.If it fits the space you have available, you are unlikely to be disappointed.