OROPY 31 Inch Wall Mounted Pot Rack Storage Shelf with 2 Tier Hanging Rails 14 S Hooks included, Ideal for Pans, Utensils, Cookware - Black

I'm quite pleased with this rack. Easy to assemble, well made and will easily support the pots and pans I have hanging on it. Functional and attractive, this is a good buy.

Some folks say the rods are too short. They are not. In the photos of the shoret rod complaints it is clear that improper assembly is the cause of the difficulties. This is a very good pot rack: sturdy and attractive.

This rack is stronger and nicer than I expected. Simple design, well made (with nice clean welds), and super simple to assemble and install. It even came with a couple extra bolts and one extra nut. I'm very pleased with it!

Solid construction, looks great in our kitchen. We messed up on installing one screw into our wall so I always notice that screw head a little off kilter, but the rack itself doesn’t wobble, hasn’t bent or deteriorated in years and has saved us a ton of space in our compact kitchen.

BF & I live in a small, Queens-standard apartment. His pots & pans have been living in a storage tub under his small kitchen table, his cooking utensils living in teeny tiny topsy-turvy cups that they spill out of into stovetop food regularly. He mentioned looking into getting hooks that his stainless steel pans can hang from next to the stove and in my searching found this brand, and specifically this item, which seemed like it would knock out most if not all of our storage issues. The unit itself is nice and sturdy, quite large without being overwhelming, and holds all of our pots and pans! Installation was a breeze, and while it's the standard for a lot of products, I appreciate that it comes with all necessary hardware to get it up safely, no need to run out to grab molly anchors, you just need tools for assembly and hanging. I may need more hooks for our cooking utensils, but as of now, it's a perfect 10/10.

Item is of good quality. Looks great in my kitchen

I rarely write reviews, but after the install was complete, I had write about how great this pot rack is. To be clear this is a permanent installation. The reason I mention this is because I upgraded the wall anchors that are in the box to #8 Hollow Wall Self Drilling Anchors, which can hold up to 115 pounds each. This pot rack is going nowhere. Not only that, I wanted to make sure that the anchors were strong enough to handle the weight that I have now and in the future. Also, I didn't have the option to screw into any studs. And I only had so much room to work with as well. The design, the build quailty and it's functionality make for a perfect pot rack.

Looks great! easy to put together, i used two pieces of wood for it to be more sturdy. It is able to hold a lot. I have a couple cast iron skillets hanging. A Dutch oven will go on top. I am worried the bar holding the cast irons may bend over time….

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It's a good product. I actually want to give 4.5 stars or 9/10, because the included drywall anchors aren't very nice to use. I did use 2 of the included anchors by hammering them into the wall, but I had trouble with the other 2, and I ended up making a trip to a local store to get better anchors. To be specific, I got Hillman #8 Nylon Self-Drilling Drywall Anchors "holds up to 75 lbs" (pack of 50). That was an extra $20, but it's fine because now I'm all set when I need to mount things on drywall. I tested the rack/shelf for the load it will take, and it definitely will take more than I need it to. I'm still mindful that it's mounted to drywall & I don't intend to REALLY test the load capacity of the shelf; I'm just glad that all 4 anchors are in properly. Actually, despite the fact that the instructions show installation that *avoids* studs in the wall, there was a little post-it note sized slip of paper included that said (in essence) "don't install to drywall. install to solid wall." Whatever -- they try to cover their behinds, but it's fine when installed to drywall provided (1) all 4 anchors in properly (nice and tight), (2) be reasonable about storing heavy items on it (they can go elsewhere). I have a smaller-sized place, and it's a great benefit for me to make use of vertical space this way. I recommend this, provided the size works for you. You may want to go bigger, if your space allows it. As for my situation, you can see in the photo that the a section of the left side of the shelf can only store shorter items because of the other shelf, but that's fine. I only have a few pans hanging from it now, but I'll be adding more stuff to this.

I love this pot rack. I attached it to pine boards and it looks beautiful and is functional.

Sturdy and attractive storage solution. Holds quite a lot.

Good build quality and came with all accessories and mounting hardware . Will not mount directly on standard spaced wall studs so I only mounted one side directly on a stud and used 2 toggle wall plugs for the other side. Worked out well.