Pot Rack Wall Mounted with 8 Hooks

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Lo e this pot rack. It’s perfect for a smaller area that you want to hang your pans. It is sturdy enough to hold your pans.

I screwed the brackets into the wall studs, so it was well supported. But, when I placed some pots on it, I was concerned that it would not support the weight. I placed all pots and pans as close to the wall as possible.

It's been about two weeks, we have 3 pans, 2 pots and a few smaller things hanging with lids up on the shelf. This was easy to assemble and install and so far has held up nicely. The size was perfect for our space. Very happy with the purchase. At this price I wasn't sure it would actually hold weight but I'm certain we have at least 25 Lbs on it and going strong.

My mom needed a small pot rack for her kitchen and this was the perfect size. Was super easy to put together and hang for her, she uses it every day and it's very sturdy, looks great, and keeps her pots and pans organized!

Cheap:1. charging or obtainable at a low price2. of inferior quality or worth : TAWDRY, SLEAZYWe have a very small wall space, so this was the right size for the space.The manufacturer could use some assistance with right angles in the fabrication process. The shelf is not at a 90 degree angle to the supports and consequently the shelf is not at a 90 degree angle with the wall when installed (shown in the photo with the speed square, prior to hanging on wall). The support brackets are also not at a 90 degree angle, as shown in the photo with the level. You have to physically pull them into a vertical position to mark for the screw. (I found that these install much more easily if you have a metric tape measure, as the holes on my assembly were exactly 400 mm apart. Much easier than trying to divide 15 3/4" by 2, and then center 7 7/8" on your wall. I just dissolve into uncontrollable weeping when fractions and 1/16" measurements are involved.) It would be nice if the instructions included a template for the holes with a center line on the template for easy centering in your hanging space instead of 6 steps on how to drill a hole and put a screw into it.It's a small, inexpensive, pot and pan holder, which ultimately does the job. It's inexpensive (cheap), and fabricated with less-than-rigorous standards (cheaply), but it works. It would be nice if the hooks were a variety of lengths so pots and pans could better nest.And FWIW, the bread machine underneath, which will now have to be relocated to accommodate opening the lid, was the second purchase, I believe, that I made from Amazon, way back in the '90's.

Light weight, looks great, easy install and saved so much space in my kitchen. Great for the cost, helps keep it all organized and easy to access.

These are great! Sturdy, and the hooks are stable too if hung over the front bar. Not swinging around. Got two of them!