I am looking to use this to hang off the ceiling in our kitchen and have it suspended over the island to hang pots and pans and like items. I was wondering if anyone who has purchased this would recommend this and vouch for its sturdiness for this application? I am looking to use this to hang off the ceiling in our kitchen and have it suspended over the island to hang pots and pans and like items. I was wondering if anyone who has purchased this would... » Read More I am looking to use this to hang off the ceiling in our kitchen and have it suspended over the island to hang pots and pans and like items. I was wondering if anyone who has purchased this would recommend this and vouch for its sturdiness for this application? « Show Less
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Yes I purchased this item and I find it to be pretty sturdy. I put a few coats of polyurethane on it and put it outside on my gate. I LOVE IT. It is worth more $ then it costs.Can't find a better deal anywhere.
1481926
Although I used it only as a decoration, the wagon wheel was very sturdy. It was not flimsy, i.e., wiggly in the joints. I think it would be precious suspended from a ceiling to hang pots and pans. Of course, if you are hanging cast iron pans and lots of them, I can't say. Regular kitchen copper or stainless would be super.
1481927
I was disappointed when I received the order. Some of the spokes were broke and it was not a sturdy or quality wheel. I don't think u would be able to hang much of anything off this wheel .
1481928
I bought this last year to stand in my yard with flowers. It is very cute and I love it but I would not recommend it for hanging much weight on it. The wood spokes are nice but I don't feel they would be strong or sturdy enough to hold much weight.
561987
I did. I purchased three hooks and hung it to the ceiling stud forming a "box" shape for climbing, over a bouncy "jump-o-lene. But my daughter is only 18 mo. Old, she's a hellova climber, but she slipped and nearly HUNG herself with her neck caught in the rope. I would mount it to a vertical stud on the wall, and anchor it to a floor stud making a diagonal climb. Or you can mount it on the roof like I did, only make sure your child has enough upper body strength to pull themself up from a precarious entanglement. I would however play it safe and mount it diagonally. Hope you have no love for the carpet! Lol :)
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I have this pot rack mounted above a bay window in the kitchen. It mounts by 2 screws at each end. My screws are mounted in a stud that runs along the top of the window. It is very sturdy mounted this way. I have about 8 pans and about 5 pots hanging from the hooks and it is solid! You can double stack pots and pans on one hook. However I wouldn't trust the wallboard screws in wallboard without them being in studs. If you can not mount this bar where there are studs a good solution would be to mount a decorative back board to the wall studs and then mount the bar to the decorative back board. You could paint the board black to match the bar. Hope this helps. This bar does the job if mounted properly. I have this pot rack mounted above a bay window in the kitchen. It mounts by 2 screws at each end. My screws are mounted in a stud that runs along the top of the window. It is very sturdy mounted this way. I have about 8 pans and about 5 pots hanging from the hooks and it is solid! You can double stack pots and pans on one hook. However I wouldn't trust the wallboard screws in wallboard without them being in studs. If you can not mount this bar where there are studs a good solution would be to mount a decorative back board to the wall studs and then mount the bar to the decorative back... » Read More I have this pot rack mounted above a bay window in the kitchen. It mounts by 2 screws at each end. My screws are mounted in a stud that runs along the top of the window. It is very sturdy mounted this way. I have about 8 pans and about 5 pots hanging from the hooks and it is solid! You can double stack pots and pans on one hook. However I wouldn't trust the wallboard screws in wallboard without them being in studs. If you can not mount this bar where there are studs a good solution would be to mount a decorative back board to the wall studs and then mount the bar to the decorative back board. You could paint the board black to match the bar. Hope this helps. This bar does the job if mounted properly. « Show Less
1648012
It's best for 'lighter' items like cups and plates. I wouldn't recommend it for heavier pots and pans. It's looks smaller in person than in the pictures. If you have a lighter set of pots/pans it may work...but nothing like stew pots or cast iron. Other than that it's a nice little rack. We use it mostly for cups and plastics/Rubbermaid.
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I'd say it would depend on how you install it. If you can get the ceiling hooks that you hang it from into actual beams it would not surprise me to find you could put a fair bit on it. I have 2 cast iron pots, 2 steel stock pots, and a bunch of lids on the top of mine. Then about 6 sauce pans and frying pans all hanging from it along with some misc. things like an antique salad spinner and an old flour sifter. It is very sturdy. Mine is hung right into the ceiling studs. I don't think I'd do that of I had used molly bolts. Oh and I have 4 hooks that it is hanging from! I see some models only have 2 hooks into the ceiling so the weight would not be as efficiently distributed with those. I'd say it would depend on how you install it. If you can get the ceiling hooks that you hang it from into actual beams it would not surprise me to find you could put a fair bit on it. I have 2 cast iron pots, 2 steel stock pots, and a bunch of lids on the top of mine. Then about 6 sauce pans and frying pans all hanging from it along with some misc. things like an antique salad spinner and an old flour sifter. It is very sturdy. Mine is hung right into the ceiling studs. I don't think I'd do that of I had used molly bolts. Oh and I have 4 hooks that it is hanging from! I see some models... » Read More I'd say it would depend on how you install it. If you can get the ceiling hooks that you hang it from into actual beams it would not surprise me to find you could put a fair bit on it. I have 2 cast iron pots, 2 steel stock pots, and a bunch of lids on the top of mine. Then about 6 sauce pans and frying pans all hanging from it along with some misc. things like an antique salad spinner and an old flour sifter. It is very sturdy. Mine is hung right into the ceiling studs. I don't think I'd do that of I had used molly bolts. Oh and I have 4 hooks that it is hanging from! I see some models only have 2 hooks into the ceiling so the weight would not be as efficiently distributed with those. « Show Less
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It is not the one that shows it hanging. It is flush to the wall and is amazing. Sometimes I even turn it upside down just for a different look, the pots and pans hang great and it holds a lot. Hope this helped. The pic listed with the orange/yellow walls is mine. I just nailed it to my wall.
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So I have a 100lb bag and it does hang from the ceiling. To counter from the house shaking and weakening the frame structure of the ceiling, I have secured two 16 foot or so 2X4's perpendicular to the house's 2X4's to strengthen the ceiling and then I have a short one between two studs that the bag hanger secures to with bolts. This reduces shaking. I use the anchor to keep the bag still while working out. I guess you could use a bag stand and also use the anchor and not have to do any carpenter work. Especially if you are going to use a 50 or 70 lb bag, the stand and anchor would probably work well. I hope this helps. So I have a 100lb bag and it does hang from the ceiling. To counter from the house shaking and weakening the frame structure of the ceiling, I have secured two 16 foot or so 2X4's perpendicular to the house's 2X4's to strengthen the ceiling and then I have a short one between two studs that the bag hanger secures to with bolts. This reduces shaking. I use the anchor to keep the bag still while working out. I guess you could use a bag stand and also use the anchor and not have to do any carpenter work. Especially if you are going to use a 50 or 70 lb bag, the stand and anchor would probably... » Read More So I have a 100lb bag and it does hang from the ceiling. To counter from the house shaking and weakening the frame structure of the ceiling, I have secured two 16 foot or so 2X4's perpendicular to the house's 2X4's to strengthen the ceiling and then I have a short one between two studs that the bag hanger secures to with bolts. This reduces shaking. I use the anchor to keep the bag still while working out. I guess you could use a bag stand and also use the anchor and not have to do any carpenter work. Especially if you are going to use a 50 or 70 lb bag, the stand and anchor would probably work well. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have no idea if it can be or not. But I write this answer to give share my opinions. As you can see in the picture, it is quite small and I dont think it's good idea to hang from ceiling. And this model has a high connection problem with remote, so it will be alit unconvenient. Hope this can help you.
2017059
I anchored it with extra sturdy thingies...my son did...I would say it is very sturdy...I am using it in laundry room. for detergents, cleansers...and various size pots for decoration...for the money it is nice...
385125
What kind of ceiling screw or hanger hook you use will depind on how much it will hold. I have mine up, and I have 10lbs of potatos and a few onions,and it holds them nicely.
458655
It's pretty sturdy and the hook is a loop so under normal outdoor conditions it shouldn't fly off the wall. Outdoors eh...never thought of that. Great idea. As Mozarkian said, I would put on a sealant to avoid rust.
978961
It's strong, I have 3 pots + 2 fry pans, couple lids hanging from it. The KEY thing is to attach it well to a study, that's a necessity in order to get full use of it. My construction son hung ours, fortunately. Love it!
717118
I had no problems hanging it and it feels very sturdy and secure. I love it, especially for the price.
338894
My hubby hung ours. He's very handy so if your not you should probably have someone else do it.
388707
I bought it for a friend so I am not sure how it has held up. He uses it on his kitchen table. It isn't that large so it wouldn't hold to many at a time so I think it would hold up ok just not sure. He loves it for his table and put sauce bottles, salt pepper etc. on it. Sorry I couldn't be more help
2089804
It is a bit quirky, but as others have said, it is for hanging the scales up should you wish to save space in a drawer or worktop. I guess it is a bit like hanging up pots and pans. It doesn't interfere with the scales, so it is just a matter of preference.
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Installation wasn't bad. The biggest concern is to get it level which can be hard to do if your mounting it high up on the wall. It's sturdy plus if it's going to hold a lot of weight, it really needs to be mounted on studs. I've only had it a couple of weeks and I really like it. I hang cast iron pans on it plus regular pots. Also, I bought four extra hangers for additional pots/pans since the kit only came with six.