Are you able to hang these pans from a pot rack with hooks?
1977807
You should be able to, there isn't a hole like on the infinite series of cookware, but there is a small nook on the underside at the tip that a hook would be able to catch on. I don't see it being as stable as handles with holes though. Check closely on the first stock photo. Zoom in near the upper left on the tip of the pan handle that is upside down.
1977808
No. I couldn't tell that from the picture. I just got mine delivered and I'll have to send them back. What a disappointment.
1977809
I don't see why you couldn't they have a hole in the handle. I don't hang mine.
1977810
Yes, you can hang these pans with hooks. That is how I have mine stored. The pots that don't have handles (with holes in the end) I do not have hanging from hooks.
1977811
I just checked mine and it does have an opening in the tip of the handle to use a hook. I just don't know how secure it would hang. I guess depending on the type of hook you use.
265912
Yes. I mounted them to a plywood board. I had trouble with the loops breaking off the rack, however, making it almost useless.
2006932
I don't think so. I haven't tried it, though. They really don't take up much space and with the handles, they hang up nicely on a hook
1793427
Anything is possible... Someone already suggested cutting 3" off both ends and then drilling 2 new holes to add the hanging end pieces. This should allow the proper balance overall... It is not a rack meant to hold a bunch of pots or heavy items. I still think that it is one of our best purchases to save space etc..We did not use the hanging chains only screw in hooks, because we are a house of tall folks!
1388829
Depending on the size of the pans to hang up-yes. Make sure the bar is good and secure to.
97030
Unfortunately, I am not exactly sure what you are asking. However, the pot hooks are essentially "S" hooks which lay flat when placed on table. The rack attachment hooks are also just "S" kooks. I hope this helps you a little.
479119
Yes you can add hooks from the sides of all the shelves. This is what I did, as there isn't room for my longer pans to hand from the back. Pots fit and my pans I hang from the side with hooks.
1214494
Absolutely! No problem at all and the hooks are very sturdy. A great find, and it's cheap!
403609
Depends on the number of pots and how spaced you want them. It is always nice to have extra hooks, but I didn't need them for my pots.
2115890
Yes they are strong! I have 6 pots and pans hanging from one steel rail. Love them!
1692935
Probably not. I have a large cast iron skillet and I wouldn't try hanging it on the pot rack. Anything aluminum is ok.
1661
They will hang facing the wall just fine. Unless you put more than 4 larger pans. Then you will have to stack them.
1088218
Amazon, williams and sonome and crate and barrel carry them. Search for "Enclume pot rack hooks". You can also get simpler ones at IKEA. They do the work.
1871120
The pot rack came with the hooks included. The ones that it came with will be more than enough for the rack. You can purchase hooks at your local kitchen retailer though, for a minimal cost. This pot rack is perfect for my small space!
311442
As long as you install it correctly, i.e. on studs, it should be no problem if the pans have holes in their handles for the hangers. If not, you can always store them on top as well.
804119
I think you can. I really like this pans, they are really good. Just make sure you use plastic or wooden spoons.
1660
They will hang sideways naturally, but you can turn it slightly and make them face the wall. Some pans need another pan to hold it facing toward the wall. However, the handle on each pan is different and each one will hang differently as a result. This is by far the best pot rack and hook set I have ever encountered! I have had no issues hanging any pot or pan on this rack. If you have any trouble getting a pot to face the wall, you could use another larger pot to hold it the way you want it. I highly recommend this rack and hook set! I hope this helps.