I wouldn't use it for my heavier cookware, but would it hold an omelette pan or two, or a sauce pan?
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i do not believe this would work for any type of pan, there is not enough space between the wall and depth of the pans and this item was designed for light utensils, pot holders, aprons, etc, i use it for my grill tongs, forks, but not the grill baskets
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This is only a utensil rack...Only comes out from the wall a couple of inches, so, it's really made for spatulas, spoons, etc... They have larger racks on Amazon that are heavier and stronger that would hold your pans... :)
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I would yes, it is pretty strong i have cooking utensils hanging from it, but as long as the width to hang it from is not more then a inch wide it would be fine. also there is not allot of room between the hooks you can move them. What about individuals hooks?
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I'm going to say "no way", not just due to the weight of the pans but because the hooks aren't large enough to hold them.
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Yes indeed, it will hold the pans as well as two regular size pizzas. I am really pleased with this addition to my kitchen "tools." I never use my big oven anymore. Be careful after cooking when you open the door as it will be hot.Hope this helps. Paul in Texas.
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I think it would work out OK. Smaller utensils in the top and other cooking items in the bottom. Does not roll real well over larger stone pathways. It would not hold your cook pots.
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oh yes, it is more than big enough to cook pasta for two, I have done it, and then put the sauce right into the pan to finish cooking. actually holds enough for 3-4 people
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I really like this pan and we use it exclusively for stir fry. It is a great performer but a bit small when cooking for 3 or 4 people. Should work fine for omelette. I purchased the flatter pan for that and it is great. Both pans I purchased work great and are our preferred cookware.
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Weight is light but not flimsy. I think you will be happy with them. I weighed the largest skillet just now. It's almost 3 pounds. Larger sauce pan is 2 1/2 pounds. Does that help?
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Hi Justine! I'd say it could hold a small Dutch Oven and small pots and pans, yes. The weight won't be as much of an issue, though, as the width. The one I got was about 14" wide, which may not hold your larger items completely. Looks good in the kitchen, though, and not too obtrusive!
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Unless that cleaver is made of metals less attractive to magnets (some stainless steels are like that, for instance) these magnets will have absolutely no problem holding it up. I tested mine with a 14" Henckels fry pan (inductive rated) and a 12" heavy cast iron skillet, and a single magnet was enough to hold either one VERY securely! That cast iron skillet is far heavier than any normal kitchen utensil I'd think to hang on one of these, so I'm sure it will hold any "normal" item with no worries.
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might not fit with all the pots and pans inside. it comes with some small cup/bowls and 2 flatware u could remove and might fit. if not u have to sacrifice a few pans
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I do not believe this pan comfortably holds 2 or more quarts. The pan can sit surrounded by water however boiler is used for cooking delicate ingredients that have a tendency to seize or separate over direct heat. You would not want to cook that high or fast. Also water that surrounds would boil out over onto your stove and/or into your pan. I'm not sure this is the type of pan you are looking for.
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The Lodge trivet/meat rack really does not fit in the large pan of this combo -- it sits a good half inch above the bottom. It fits the skillet just fine, though -- you could flip it over and use it that way. If you want to load up your roast with potatoes and veggies (not to mention gravy), I suggest you get the 5-quart Dutch oven -- the trivet fits perfectly.
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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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I don't know how much it will hold in pounds, but I've had a 16" stell frying pan, a 2 qt sauce pan, and a coffee pot all cooking on it at once, with no issues. I've also used 12" cast iron skillets and dutch ovens on it with no problems.
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I'm not sure what it's rated for but mine can hold three cast iron pans plus a cast iron wok as well as a few non stick pots
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As longs as you anchor it properly, it should hold that and much more. Ours holds 13 pots and pans and all of the lids.
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I have a 12 inch cast iron skillet that hangs from this thing, plus two large stock pots, two saute pans, and a sauce pot. If you secure it to the ceiling studs it's gonna be as strong as it needs to be. If you plan to do circus trapeze acts with elephants with it...you're gonna be disappointed. If you like how it looks, and if you install it properly it's gonna get the job done. Plain and simple.
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The amount of weight it will hold has more to do with how well you install it, but I can say that my rack currently holds a lot of pans. Two large skillets, 5 pots, and three smaller pans