KES 24 Inch Kitchen Pot Pan Rack Wall Mounted Hanging Storage Organizer Wall Shelf With Hooks Matte Black, KUR215S60-BK

Went into a space formerly occupied by an overhanging cabinet with a microwave oven cutout. Cabinet was big honking thing, blocking light and basically a useless eyesore. This rack for great in that space, opened up the room, addition of a small shelf below it matches well. Decent and sturdy construction to support more cast iron I have coming. Included hardware for mounting to sheetrock is an accident waiting to happen, definitely recommend toggle bolts if you can’t go to studs. Studs did not line up in my case to have it centered there, so I caught the ceiling crown studs at the crucial top support point, toggles elsewhere, so it’s not going anywhere. Nice update to an older kitchen.

This pan rack is sturdy and attractive and was very easy to assemble. I would recommend two people for hanging though—it’s not terribly heavy, but it would be difficult to level and measure by yourself. It comes with 12 hooks, but unless your pans vary widely in length, I think it would be hard to fit more than 6 pans without scratching the pans or your wall. I recommend checking the diameter of the pots you plan to put on the shelf before buying. A large stock pot probably won’t fit.

It is a FANTASTIC addition to my incredibly small kitchen (DESPITE the fact that it is missing a screw)!I am a chef and home baker on the side, so kitchen space is a necessity. With our most recent move we had none! I purchased a stainless steel prep table but still had too much stuff and too little space. Looking through different items this one was most attractive and functional, and I'm beyond glad I got it!DETAILSIt is surprisingly lightweight, but sturdy nonetheless. It was a little shallower than I expected but still offers plenty of room for my plans and pots below. I LOVE that you can choose how you want it installed.My husband had it up in less than 10 minutes. I read others say that the anchors are less than ideal, so we purchased different ones and I'm glad we did. We have my iron skillet hanging on it now with no worries! It was missing one screw to attach the base to the arm, we will have to go buy one but it feels sturdy enough for now.All in all, I am very happy with my purchase!

This is a well-made shelf that feels extremely sturdy. However, it is a complete pain to install, for two reasons.First, because of the shelf's shape, certain screw holes are not accessible with a normal drill. I had to use an 11-inch drill bit extender. If you don't have one, you should probably buy one to help with installation.Second, as many other reviews have noted, the screws are extremely soft. If you are screwing into a stud, be VERY careful. One of my screws stripped almost instantly when I moved too fast.Overall this is a good product but it is so annoying to mount that I removed one star.

Shelf installs easily once you find studs, looks great, and holds a lot of weight. Has no problem with my 3 cast iron pans and 1 cast iron Dutch oven as well as 4 other quality stainless and heavy gauge aluminum pots and pans.

Looks good, sturdy, perfect size. Just one detail to help with install. You need an 11” extender for your Phillip’s head drill bit to be able to reach the screws easily when installing. Also, it would have been nice if the screws were black to match the rack.

Great for older people, like me, that gets tired of bending down for the pots and pans needed for cooking. :)It is so easy to install and use. It looks great. And it definitely works in small spaces, like my little galley kitchen. I wish I had more room and I would have ordered the double shelf one. I love it and suggest you purchase this if looking for something small enough, yet large enough.

Do yourself a favor and get some good quality zinc drywall fasteners if this is to be mounted on a sheetrock wall. Or for maximum holding power, old-school toggle bolts. I opted for the former and it's plenty strong as long as you can hit the two studs. Speaking of which, while you're at the hardware store, pick up some decent deck screws for the studs. And you may want to drill pilot holes in the studs AT AN ANGLE so that the body of your drill-screwdriver isn't crowded out by the shelf. Otherwise (as one of the other reviewers noted) you'd need a long extension for your screwdriver.The included screws appear to be aluminum and could be easily torn up by an electric screwdriver. And the included plastic fasteners? I did try them and they appear to have been designed for a masonry wall... certainly NOT for a hollow stud wall covered in sheetrock... in which they remain wiggly and never really tighten up. Fortunately, the 5/16" holes I had drilled for them were perfect for zinc fasteners, which worked like a charm. However, all that said... I LOVE THE POT RACK! IT'S PERFECT.