Enclume 6-Tier Cookware Stand, Free Standing Pot Rack, Hammered Steel (Unassembled) by Enclume

My wife loves it. great choice for who doesnt have enough space in their kitchen.like myself living in a condo.

Love this. It's so sturdy. The only reason it didn't get 5 stars was the instructions were pretty poor but once you get a hang of it, it goes pretty quick. Do yourself a favour, google for a picture of it close up online and pay attention to how each level is attached and make sure you've got the legs facing the right way.

This pot rack is awesome! It is sturdy, attractive and fits perfectly in our small space. This rack has been in my sights for years but never pulled the trigger due to cost and the looks of our old pans. Well, my spouse had just bought a set of brand new pans and then when I saw this for half the price of what local retailers were selling it for I had to go for it. The only caveat was that I had to assemble it. When the relatively small box arrived, I became nervous hoping I hadn't made a mistake. The directions were clear, and once I had the first level assembled, it all came together pretty easily. In order to keep all 3 legs straight while I tightened the bolts, I placed a bubble level on the top shelf to ensure it wouldn't tip over once it was weighed down with my expensive new pots. (One reviewer said theirs tipped over) I don't know how it could've happened, this thing is like a tank! The iron is gorgeous, and I can see using this for decades to come. Thanks Enclume!

I love this, but it was difficult to assemble.

After a stock pot lid fell on my head while trying to get to the cast iron stock pot in back I bought this. I had seen it at Williams-Sonoma for a good deal more money - only assembled and shipping was costly. It is just what I needed. The heavy enameled pots are now looking pretty instead of being difficult to access. Thanks to Kindle Customer for the clear picture and description of the assembly and to Mrs. Sullivan for the suggestion in her review to start at the top with shelf #1. I heartily endorse that suggestion. I am almost 70 and put it together myself in well under an hour.