Three questions if I may 1) is it really 36" long? 2) will it hold utensels instead of pots? 3) when you remove a utensil will the hook stay in place
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Yes to all 3 questions. Portion of hook that goes on the rack is "deep" enough when removing an item it stays in place. In fact, I have this rack installed in my utility room & I have a folding step stool & barbeque tools hanging from it.
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I don't have a tape measure with me but it seems to be a good length - exactly 36, I don't know. It would hold utensils but I do think the hooks would come off when you remove them. You could glue or fasten them in whatever way you wished. I must say, I am a fan of mine! Itvery sturdy yet minimal.
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My Rogar measures at 37" . It will hold utensils as long as the utensil is designed with a large enough opening in the handle. So far, I have had zero problems with the hooks coming off when I remove my large pots. It is hung at just below eye level on a large wall in our kitchen. The hooks are 3" long and you would need to add this amount to the utensil to determine if your space is high enough from a counter to make removal easy. Hope this helps.
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End cap to end cap it is 17 5/8". You must at least have that much space or you won't be able to hang the bar there. Usable space to move the hooks side to side is 16 1/8" which is nice because one utensil might be wider than other. Also you can hang two utensils on a hook. Lois Hallifax
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Hey Michael. I really don't know to be honest with you because I do not use it and the reason is that the item is not tall enough to handle large utensils, ok for small wooden spoons. Hope this helps you
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The hook is about an inch long and about 2mm thick. (The picture does not show the hook.)
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It has 4 hooks and they are approximately 3-3.5 inches from the base to the end of the hook.
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It comes with 6 hooks. I hang 8 pots & pans on it. Two sizes of frying pans share 1 hook and 2 sizes of pots share a hook. I thought about contacting the company to order extra hooks, but it's holding all of mine now, so I didn't worry with it. It has space for 9 lids too. I love that it hold lids. I would buy another in a second if anything ever happened to mine. I love not having to dig for the right lid. I also think you could double up a few more pans if you had more pans. I double up the smallest ones.
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its rather long. the handle sticks out. is bulky it probaly will fit but it would take up a lot of space
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The hooks slide along the rail, but not too loosely such that your utensils will be in disarray. The depth from the wall is about 1-2".
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hi jerry, my hook is 4 inches long, 2 ish inches wide and 1/4 ish inch thick. this doesn't include the hook which extends out about 1 inch.
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If the bolts are mounted into a rigid backing (e.g. wall studs) it should hold. I happened to have plywood sheathing under the wall covering. I ordered an extra set of hooks and had enough room for 3 large pots(6-8 qt. each), 4 larger fry pans, 2 hooks for spoins, 2 smaller fry pans and a colander. It looked crowded but it was functional. Twelve would depend on each pot's depth.
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There's a lip for the under mount & you need clips under the counter to hold the sink in place, so expect it to take up quite a bit of room. 36" has room, but I would not expect it to fix in anything less than 35".
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Once mounted in the cabinet, there is about 4&1/2" from the top of cabinet to the where the pot hangs from the hook. If you measure your pot from the hole in the handle it hangs from to the bottom of the pot, you need another 4&1/2" of space for your pot to fit in the cabinet on this device.
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That is the total length. You have to minus from the 36 inches however deep you plan to put it in the ground for the total height. The heavier the rainfall and/or the heavier the item placed on the hook, the deeper into the ground it has to be placed. Some of my hooks are into the ground a good 6" leaving a height of 30".
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I bought it as a gift for my Mom, so I don't have it here to measure it...It definitely has a removable utensil holder. It has built in "feet" of sorts- which elevate the rack a bit so it isn't sitting flat on the sink bottom. It fit perfectly in her sink--which is one that has a larger bowl and a smaller bowl. She needed it for the smaller side. She told me that it is very sturdy and she is very happy with it. Hope that helps a bit!
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It is about 17" based off of the dimensions and yes it can fit a utensil organizer.
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It is about 3 1/4 inches, the hook itself is at 3 1/4" with a 3/4" return. The grate it hangs on is a 3" pattern (plus the wire thickness of another 1/4 inch)
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2.5 inches. It doesn't come with screws. I used some older screws I had and they blend perfectly with the color of the hooks.