Rev-A-Shelf - 5CW2-1222-CR - 12 in. Pull-Out 2-Tier Base Cabinet Cookware Organizer

La verdad me encantó, para mi es muy práctico👍se ve todo ordenado en mi cocina, y se ve muy lindo👏👏gracias😉

I got the Rev-A-Shelf - 5WB2-1222-CR - 12 in. W x 22 in. D Base Cabinet Pull-Out Chrome 2-Tier Wire Basket and thought they were pretty great, extremely sturdy. So I got this pot organizer for an adjacent cabinet expecting similar quality. The lid storage is quite decent. I was happy to find that it fit my old style tall domed Farberware lids easily — it seems like a lot of pot lid racks expect a flatter shape. It also stores them at an angle where they use very little vertical space. (Though I would sacrifice vertical space to fit 1-2 more lids, oh well.) As for the pot organizer, it works ok, but seems like a step down. In terms of construction, it's flimsier. The wire gauge is narrower than on the wire basket pullout, and there is a lot of open space in the "grid" that supports the pans, even in the center area between the two rows for the pan bodies where there's no reason to leave empty space. Even though the drawer glides are rated to support a lot of weight (100 lbs or more) the drawer itself has more flex and doesn't feel that sturdy. While it might actually be able to support a couple cast iron skillets, I can see why other reviewers have suggested they wouldn't do it. Well, and because the vertical dividers aren't designed to supported that much weight. Also, not really Rev-a-Shelf's fault, I was hoping for too much. This style of non-nested storage was just too inefficient for me given the number of pots and pans I wanted to keep close to hand. You can basically fit 4 saucepans into an entire lower cabinet space (12" unit). Whereas you can *easily* fit 6 or 8 nested saucepans in less space by storing them nested and sitting flat. I tried nesting and storing sideways in the organizer but it seemed like the worst of all worlds at least with my pans. Ultimately, I ended up not storing any pots/pans in the sideways method recommended. I am using the back half of the pot organizer as a flat surface to store a stack of stock/soup pots, and have some of the dividers set up in front to store small flat items like prep bowl lids and collapsible colanders. My saucepans are nested in one of the wire baskets in my other pullout. So if you just want neat and easy access to a small set of pots and pans that aren't too heavy, this could be really great. But at least on this 12" unit, if you have more then 4-5 pans that you need to find a convenient home for, you'll probably be disappointed.

Item arrived on time and took some time to put together. First screw wouldn't engage using a power tool so switched to hand-held screw driver to finish the project. The assembly instructions weren't exactly clear as to which way the sliders went on but after 20 minutes or so I figured it out. After that it went quickly. I was unable to attach one screw to the side of the cabinet but all the rest made it super sturdy so I left it out. Holds almost all of my pots and lids for much easier access in a bottom cabinet so definitely happy with this purchase.

I'm litteraly in love with this rack! Took an hour and a half to install, my husband took his sweet time to make sure everything would align perfectly, and it turned out great. The tracks are very quiet and my brand new cookware set fits in it! Lids included! No more stacking, clanging, banging and everything is within reach!!!

Love it!