23'' pot rack

Mounted up easily. Looks great. I’ve been using it for well over a year now and it is holding up perfectly. I put all of my pots, pans, and lids on it and it seems very stable and strong.

Love this shelf. We put this in our laundry room for a could pots and pans that we don’t use constantly but still want easy access to. Was easy to assemble and hang. Holds a good amount of stuff freeing up some of our kitchen cabinet space for our ceramic and glass dishes.

This pot rack is solid, stylish, and does a great job freeing up cabinet space. It holds pans and utensils securely, and the hooks make everything easy to grab while cooking. Installation was straightforward, and it instantly made my kitchen feel more organized and functional.

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.

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.

This fits beautifully over a standard size stove and is strong enough to hold my solid stainless steel pots and pans! It’s a great value for the price and I love the little hooks!

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.

Love it, perfect for my toaster oven and more.

Worst

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.

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.

Sturdy and attractive storage solution. Holds quite a lot.