36 by 8-Inch Wall Mounted Wooden Pot Rack

I don’t write many reviews but this is an amazing piece! I have a small 100 year old bungalow with no storage and bought this to hang some pans. I placed it in front of a window and was concerned it would feel overpowering. It’s the exact opposite! It looks lovely. And it was incredibly easy to hang. The quality is very high and sturdy and I absolutely love the hooks. Cannot say enough.

Really great product and looks very nice in my small studio kitchen. If I had enough storage space, I might not choose to have my pots and pans out on display but since my space is very limited and my pots are gorgeous, this serves my needs extremely well. *It is sturdy *It is very nice looking in an organic way *It is versatile~you can put your lids in the slots in the top and your pots adjacent *You can place the hooks in multiple ways to work out how best to store your particular items. *It is easy to put together *Must be placed in studs (if you are not sure how to find studs, search online for easy tutorials) For me, I purchased a few extra swivel hooks to give me more flexibility. Depending on your space and the traffic in the vicinity of your rack (and the height of your peeps) you may want to make adjustments. For example, one end of my rack is close to my fridge so to keep my bun (hair) from running into the pans as I access my fridge, I hung the shortest pans on that end. You can also hang in layers with your pans facing the wall or you can hang them "spooning" each other if you have enough of the swivel hooks. So do yourself a favor and get some extra hooks so you can avoid frustration and have the flexibility to work out the configuration that best meets your needs. Also, depending on how you place the hooks, it may be bothersome to some that the pots sit on top of the hooks. If you move the hooks to the outermost slot, you might be able to avoid that annoyance. If the pots are sitting on top of the hooks, you may not be able to safely slide the hooks around without jostling your pots. Just something to think about. It is just the way it is designed and I have worked around that so it doesn't really bother me but it may be a problem for some. Overall, I really like this product; it has made good use of wasted wall space for much needed storage space in my small kitchen. Good Luck.

I bought two of these and the fit was perfect. Very sturdy and holds all of my pots and pans and then some. Would recommend! Very easy to install.

This item was on my wishlist for years, and I was excited when someone finally gifted it to me, but slightly daunted by having to install it myself. I was worried that I might need to predrill pilot holes but found that once I located the studs with a Stud Buddy, it was easy to use a power drill to slowly drill the screws into the angled top bracket screw holes, increasing the drill speed once the screws had purchase. The bottom bracket screw holes drill directly to the studs without an angle. The rack looks great and has been strong enough to hold my collection of cast iron pans from the hooks with my enameled dutch ovens sitting on top of the wooden rack, relieving my oven from doubling as cast iron storage. I would have preferred if the wooden rack was just a few inches deeper to better hold pots on top, as the hooks take up space that limits what can rest on top. Other than that one downside, the rack looks great and functions well.

This product is honestly perfect without any modification. But we separated the parts and will use them at two different houses. (((( Bottom line, the only parts I am in LOVE with, are the HOOKS ))) You could buy the hooks alone and create your own DIY pot rack. I absolutely detest the thin, standard loose S -shaped hooks that move around and fly off into the room when I remove pans. Family with poor eyesight or shaky hands can SEE these hooks better when placing pots/pans. I purchased this product for a house that needs the 36" long shelf. But we ended up playing around with the parts and creating one for the house shown in this review that has a 48" wide window space and the top cabinet trim plus short space above to ceiling prevented being able to use the brackets here. We only used 3 of the 4 provided metal posts that hold it all together and we used 18 of the 20 included spacers, and all the hooks. Which leaves the nice looking L brackets and 36" long wood slats for the original house intended's application. I will figure out spacers and anchoring the slats together for that one later. My order came with 6 swivel hooks and I ordered an extra 4 pack of the non-swivel (Cooks Standard fixed pot rack solid cast pan hooks, set of 4,19.99 ) and then ordered more hooks! The hooks require an exact 1/2" gap to fit between period, to drop them down into best fit. The boards provided measure 1 and 7/16 wide (7/16 is in between 3/8 and 1/2 on my tape measure) The pine boards I ended up using were wider. 2 inches wide ( versus the 1 and 7/16" provided ) and the hooks dropped down and swivel fine. I bought seven, 6 foot long pine boards as straight as I could find. Light sanded, applied a clear polyurethane coat, vice gripped them together and pressed them flat to drill the 3 holes through for the metal posts. Otherwise any deviation in the levelness along the length will cause the round disk atop those hooks to not set flat or slide horizontally properly. After relieving the pressure, the wood deviated slightly but threading the posts through the holes, and screwing it tight together, got everything straight again. The wood slats that actually came with the product are perfectly flat and straight! I could only go as wide as 7 boards due to the number of round wooden 1/2" spacers available using 3 posts. But 7 slats wide is good for this house. I am most likely going to order loads of hooks and create my own above island rack for a relatives home. Now. As far as the 4 included metal posts. Between the back of the screw heads at both ends, you have exactly 5 and 11/16 inch of space to squeeze wood slats and spacers. Only one of the two ends each, of the 4 provided posts has a removable screw. It is allegedly, a Metric 4 machine screw. I could not find an M4-7 screw in the right length anywhere. Only a few M4's would not screw in well, to tight v loose. I got a 4 pack of not ideal but worked #6-32 x 3" long and had to add a flat washer. The #6 type machine screw, perfectly tightened into 3 of the 4 metal posts and just spun in only one of them would not tighten down, but I only needed 3 so it worked out well. The #6 had a little concerning play, back and forth in the metal post but again... tightened down. The products nice looking screw head is facing the kitchen and my uglier screw head is facing the wall. The screw heads do make it look more finished. But you could build one without using posts as long as that 1/2" wide gap and 2" board width is used for the pot hooks to set and slide properly.

Excellent packaging and arrived within time. Unit is very well made and shouts 'Quality'. Everything that is needed is in the pack. Well worth the money... sturdy and looks good.

Nice Finish; wished the aluminium support should have been more strong so to support heavier utensils and heavier/better nails as ones provided along weren't long/strong enough.

Could not be happier with this. The narrow wall mounted style allowed me to tuck the rack into a small space beside my range hood. I was able to empty an entire cupboard onto this rack, with the addition of two extra stationary hooks. Having read the reviews of the swivel hooks, I positioned one in the middle at the end of the rack, and use it for oven gloves. The space at the back of the slats allowed me to store several large pot lids as well.

The only thing stopping me from giving this pot rack a full five stars is the fact that the top hole for the screw in the wall brackets are angled downwards. I'm sure that this is for structural reasons, but my wall studs didn't work out, and I ended up buying a large drywall anchor , which doesn't really lend itself to diagonal drilling. ... long story short, my pot rack is hardly what a proper handyman would call 'level'... but fortunately, I'm not a proper handyman. The rack has been hanging for more than three months and hasn't fallen on anybodies head yet, and my wife only makes occassional comments about not wanting to stand anywhere near it. Great buy for the price!

The only thing I disliked about the wall mount was the top piece of the hooks that holds the hooks on top of the shelve are raised, causes limited surface area on top of shelve for pots or pans. Purchased a board to set on top of the well designed hooks....