KES 24 Inch Kitchen Pot Pan Rack Wall Mounted Hanging Storage Organizer Wall Shelf With Hooks Matte Black, KUR215S60-BK

The shelf is great! But do yourself a favor if you plan on attaching to drywall… get yourself some heavy duty anchors. The ones that come with the shelving unit do NOT work and are horrible. We wound up getting metal ones that hold 250+ lbs, and attached the 16in spaced holes in studs. The support brackets required the heavy duty anchors. Very stable and sturdy! Why did you pick this product vs others?:Our studs are 16in spaced, and this was the only shelf with that option.Stability:Needs metal anchors for drywall for support brackets. Preemptively purchase these if you have 16in studs.Weight:Lighter than expected. Hopefully it’s sturdy!Value for money:Could be a little less, but overall it’s not bad. Worth it for the 16in spaced stud holes. But that’s my need and preference. Not every home is created equal! Some have more, some have less.Build quality:To be determined! Seems sturdy. Will update if it breaks! 😂

Absolutely love my new pot rack! This is my first one, so I can't compare it with anything. But it is certainly sturdy. When installing on our drywall, I unfortunately did not find any studs where the screw holes in the rack went, so all of the screws went into drywall only. They provided drywall anchors and the rack feels quite solid. Though I would have liked to have a couple of screws into studs, I can still put a lot of pans on the rack without worrying that it will come off of the wall. It comes with plenty of hooks and can be installed upside or downside for different looks.

This pan rack is sturdy and attractive and was very easy to assemble. I would recommend two people for hanging though—it’s not terribly heavy, but it would be difficult to level and measure by yourself. It comes with 12 hooks, but unless your pans vary widely in length, I think it would be hard to fit more than 6 pans without scratching the pans or your wall. I recommend checking the diameter of the pots you plan to put on the shelf before buying. A large stock pot probably won’t fit.

solid well made added to the free holding shelving made the kitchen look amazing

This pot rack is a great space saver! I have six heavy copper pots on it and more items on the shelf and it's holding up fine. BUT DO NOT use the screws and anchors in the box! They are weak, stripped and had to get one out with a screwdriver, and didn't hold the rack in drywall. Make sure at least one of the brackets is screwed into a stud and use metal butterfly type screws for the rest of the rack. The black screws I bought look better than the silver that came with this thing. Make sure to attach the brackets with the screws facing up and the nut on the shelf (my bad, but good to know in advance).

Went into a space formerly occupied by an overhanging cabinet with a microwave oven cutout. Cabinet was big honking thing, blocking light and basically a useless eyesore. This rack for great in that space, opened up the room, addition of a small shelf below it matches well. Decent and sturdy construction to support more cast iron I have coming. Included hardware for mounting to sheetrock is an accident waiting to happen, definitely recommend toggle bolts if you can’t go to studs. Studs did not line up in my case to have it centered there, so I caught the ceiling crown studs at the crucial top support point, toggles elsewhere, so it’s not going anywhere. Nice update to an older kitchen.

Fits our ar a perfectly, classes up the space, and makes pans super easy to access and store