Wallniture Cucina 24" Wall Mount Kitchen Utensil Holder with 10 S Hooks for Hanging Pots and Pans Set and Lid Organizer, Silver

Okay, these are perfect!! You have to understand, I am 6'7" tall. Bending down to get pots out of a lower cabinet puts ne at risk of bumping my head on the way up. Plus, my cabinets are not designed to where several pots and frying pans can be stored and acquired easily. I purchased two of these rods, one for my pots and pans, the other for my dish towels. Don't mind the snowmen on them, they are just a little taste of Christmas year-round in my kitchen (yes, I am a guy). The walls are sheetrock, so I anchored the screws for the rod holding the pots. Those pans are heavy and it's been a week - it has not fallen. If you are tall like me, these will come in handy. If you want to simplify accessing your pots and pans, these will do the trick.

This product is just what I needed for my small kitchen!. I've never used a pot rack before and I was worried about the pans scuffing the wall, but as an engineer there's always a solution...I ended up buying an extra-large mousepad  Extra Large Super Mouse Pad - 23.6''x11.8''x0.11'' Dimension - Black  and that fit perfectly...no scuffs!My only complaint would be the hooks, they are narrow and I had to bend many of them with a pair of pliers to fit my pans, I plan on buying some wider hooks for sure!.Update: I purchased these hooks https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LFL0DYQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and crimped the top(narrow) end around the bar to prevent them from falling off the bar, with these the hooks are wide enough for my pans and they don't fall off when I lift my pans up!Included a pic nice and sturdy!

I really wanted to live this product but it did not live up to the description.Here is the description and my experience:- Sturdy Farmhouse Design: This 24 inches rust proof kitchen storage rail is outstanding with its durability and well-construction that prevents the hooks from falling off. Save space with this kitchen counter organizer while creating a farmhouse wall decor!- EXPERIENCE: Appears to be painted in a flat silver color. If you own or purchase more hooks in chrome, they will not match the flat silver. There is NOTHING in the design that prevents the hooks from falling off.-Gourmet Kitchen: Hang your kitchen accessories, measuring cups, silicone spatulas, cookware set, coffee mugs and more to the hooks that easily slide. Keep your utensils where you can easily reach and cook like a professional chef.- EXPERIENCE: The hooks are a bit smaller than I have used before. The problem is that some utensils with thick handles will not properly fit on the hook in order to hang freely. Larger hooks will not likely match the color.Neat and Nifty: This kitchen organization and storage unit will let you work with your supplies, not around them. Mount it under your kitchen cabinet or above the wall on your coffee machine to organize your kitchen with ease.-EXPERIENCE: Yes, you can mount it anywhere so long as the wall can support the weight.Multi-Functional Organizer: Use it as kitchen organization unit for cooking utensils, as a bathroom organizer to hang your towels, or in your entryway for hanging coats, bags and keys. Also, it can be a perfect rack for hanging your medals to the wall hooks.EXPERIENCE: No issues here so long as the hooks are large enough for your purpose.Easy Installation: Wallniture shelf organizer comes with all necessary accessories. You don't have to spend hours to install it, just follow the instructions and your kitchen utensil rack will be ready to use in a few minutes!EXPERIENCE: I installed two of these in less than an hour and some of that time was spent searching for wall studs. The product is supplied with screws and mounts for drywall and block wall.Overall I would not likely buy these again. I didn’t notice some of the issues, such as the size of hooks, until AFTER I had finished installing the racks. That’s a failing on my part - I should have test fit some things.

My man got me a new pan set for Christmas and with limited storage space in our kitchen I used my stimulus money to purchase this. Very solid with the hardware included, we have a 'standard wall' as he put it and used the metal wall anchors included since it wouldn't reach the length of the studs. Easily supports 4 pans and 3 lids, if I didn't have a utensil crock I could even hang some of my spatulas and wooden spoons. I'm beyond happy with my purchase!

The product is as described. Three stars because that means "It's okay." I am not a robot. I have the following observations, which are relevant to any humans considering purchasing this rail:1. The description does not say this is stainless steel, but it would be easy to assume it is from the picture. I'm not sure what grade of steel it is; the rail and hooks have a flat, grey painted surface. Paint will scratch and eventually flake, which I don't like.2. The rail is 24" total, and it's 22" from mounting holes to mounting holes. This means this does not align with 12" or 24" framing member spacing (like ceiling joists). I looked up the weight rating of 3/8" toggle bolts (not included with this item), and decided to hang this from the sheetrock using qty 4 3/8" toggle bolts. Not ideal, but I was able to put it exactly where I wanted it. I'm assuming the 16" model (which you would think would align with standard 16" wall spacing), is 14" mounting holes to mounting holes.3. Be conservative about how many pots you think will fit on this rack. The picture shows a few layers of pots and ladles. If you think (or obsess) about how you cycle through your kitchen, the last thing you want is to fiddle with unhanging the pot in front to grab the pot behind. I fit three pans on the 24" model. Also, the loose hook style means you may need two hands, or some patience to unhook. It's not a grab without looking and go interface.Here's a haiku about pots and pans:oh, vessels of hopewhat fragrant wonders fill you?now empty, a chore