Evelots 6-Tier Pot Lid Organizer Rack for your Kitchen Cabinet Door/Wall - Fits Most Glass and/or Pan Covers - Kitchen Storage - No More Mess in your Cabinets and/or drawers - Rustproof -Chrome Finish

The storage on this is great, it's extremely sturdy, great value. It fits in tight places so works well for small storage spaces giving you extra storage space. The material is thick also so will not break easily i like this product I will order more.

I was worried this would not fit in my cabinet on the door and still have room for the pots. But it did fit. It made of good quality and holds my five lids. I will note that it does seem to work better if you have tops that have a knob instead of a handle on them like I do. but it still works for me.

Fit well and easy install.. looks good.. lids did not fit well..

Love them ! Finally can get to my lids easier

Project advertised size seems a little off. We have large cabinets and it a little too wide at the bottom and a little too long. Seems like it would be sturdy, help with organization, neat appearance, lids fit well. Didn’t get to test sturdiness as we couldn’t use it. No performance data available.

just the right size fits right in. under my rack.

The concept behind this product is fine. The idea of a rack that can be attached to the back of a cabinet door is a great idea. But whoever specified the materials and whoever built these from parts have apparently no idea how the product is used and they made an epic fail.There are three washers spot-welded to the frame. The one at the top of the frame is usable, but both of the ones at the bottom of the frame are unusable because the frame itself blocks where the screw and screwdriver need to be. There is no way to tighten the screws straight into the cabinet door through these holes.The single washer welded to the top is therefore the one that must be bearing all the weight. I don't trust that the spot-weld will hold under the strain. Our lids are also glass like those shown in the product photos. Under the weight of the lids, the metal rungs simply sagged. I don't know what they used for material, but it has to be the cheapest possible metal because it simply bends from even the weight of one lid, and the lids are now at about a 45 degree angle, which makes them stick far into the cabinet.The supplied hardware has three screws that are just long enough to go through the top washer and stick out about 1.5mm. This is not long enough to bite into the wood for safe support. The other three screws are longer, but so long it will go completely through most cabinet doors. If you have special cabinet doors that are extra thick, you might be able to use the longer ones, but otherwise using these will simply poke through. (Note also that the panel portion of most cabinet doors is usually much thinner than the edges.) I used a wood screw left over from another project to hang it in place, but I have since taken it down because I don't trust the spotweld won't simply break in a week or so.The only good thing going for it is that the white coating over the wires seems to be even and complete.Spend your money elsewhere, you will regret buying this rack. I don't like writing any reviews for bad products, but this one is so bad I felt obligated to save others from it.

Exactly what I wanted.