What is the distance from the ceiling hooks to the lip of the rack? How far does it hang from the ceiling to where you attach the pans/pots?
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In this picture the ceiling hooks are verticle,althogh the hooks are 2' oc and our joist are 16" oc.So we went 32" and this makes your hooks on a 45 degree angle and moves everything closer to the ceiling.If installed as picture appears the distance from hooks to lip is about 20 to 22" from ceiling.This makes your pots and pans hook at or about 72" from the floor or 24" from ceiling.
1333966
From the bottom of the top rack to the top of the bottom rack is 5 1/2 inches. I also use the bottom rack for hanging garden tools and I also use a 30 inch solid shelf hung on the bottom rack.
1479080
It's about six inches from the top hooks to the bottom hook. Keep in mind that the bottom hook can be turned 90 degrees to allow the hook to slide onto a vertical rack rail. I have not road tested my panniers yet, but they look very sturdy. I am using them with a Blackburn rack.
546315
You would have to have them anchored into studs. These racks are very sturdy and slightly heavy as they are. We hung on wall and hung family pictures with magnets. If you have a heavy duty hook set for mounting and then some S rings or something like that they would probably work for pots and pans. Not sure what hooks you would want to get however. Hope this helps you. Good luck.
1239913
I think the '4' is 4" between shelves. This is a half height rack, sized for full size pans. We use it all the time. Great for half or full size pans just out of the oven, pans waiting to be baked or unloaded for packaging.
98482
The chains are about 7" long, but if you measure from the eye hooks that are attached to the top decorative frame of the pot rack to the ? (question) mark hooks they come with, they measure about 10 and 1/2". You can easily shorten them if need be just by removing a link or two or make them longer buying some extra chain links in a hardware store or home improvement store. I found they are just the right size to hang over a kitchen island and not bump your head on the pots. balancing the weight of the pots and lids on top is the key to keeping it level. Good Luck, you will like your new pot rack! The chains are about 7" long, but if you measure from the eye hooks that are attached to the top decorative frame of the pot rack to the ? (question) mark hooks they come with, they measure about 10 and 1/2". You can easily shorten them if need be just by removing a link or two or make them longer buying some extra chain links in a hardware store or home improvement store. I found they are just the right size to hang over a kitchen island and not bump your head on the pots. balancing the weight of the pots and lids on top is the key to keeping it level. Good Luck, you will like... » Read More The chains are about 7" long, but if you measure from the eye hooks that are attached to the top decorative frame of the pot rack to the ? (question) mark hooks they come with, they measure about 10 and 1/2". You can easily shorten them if need be just by removing a link or two or make them longer buying some extra chain links in a hardware store or home improvement store. I found they are just the right size to hang over a kitchen island and not bump your head on the pots. balancing the weight of the pots and lids on top is the key to keeping it level. Good Luck, you will like your new pot rack! « Show Less
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roughly 6" from top of rack to bottom of hook and 4.5" from the grate to bottom of hook
10295
You can hang it from 2. You need to have 2 hooks coming down from the ceiling - the kind where it's just a solid circle at the end. Then you can use one of the hangers for the pots, you turn it upside down and hook it into that circle. That's how ours hang.
907977
Hi there, My husband mounted it to the wall (close to the ceiling) and it measures 14" to the curvature of the pot rack; hope this helps....
907164
24.5L x 10W x 12H Just went and measured mine.24.5" end to end10" wall to front edge and .5 for the little curve in the support arm12" from the very top to the bottomEach hook is 5" long but after it's hung up you get 3.25" of clearance from the bottom of the rack to the tip of the hook where the pots and pans hang from.
776353
the chains alone are 22.75" long...the hooks that attach the chains to the rack are 3.5"...the ceiling hooks when screwed in all the way are 4".
907980
Hi there,My husband mounted it to the wall (close to the ceiling) and it measures 14" to the curvature of the pot rack; hope this helps....
779569
The bottom rack is good for holding smaller pots and pans, there's about 6-8 inches of clearance. The top rack can be used for larger pots but will take away space for plates, etc.
2200272
You should be able to reach the pots and pans easily enough if you hang the rack a bit lower, but you won't be able to reach items sitting on top of the center rack/storage shelf. I need a stepstool for that, so I only put things up there that I don't need very often.
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It's just under half an inch wide from the tip of the hook to the base. I have found that most of my pots and pans fit, but a few have holes a bit to far in from the edge of the handle and those don't work. Also, for what it's worth, you can slide the hook out of the part that attaches to the ceiling. It's not an option I really needed, but it's something I didn't realized until I received them.
84808
The rack comes off the wall 9". We mounted it to a piece of 1" board to give it more space for the big pot on top. Hope this helps. :-)
1197543
These hooks are hooked at both ends. The end that attaches to the pot rack has an opening 3/8 inch at the widest and 3/16 inch at the narrowest. My pot rack is made of 1/4 inch (2/8 inch) stainless steel flat stock. The hooks rest on my pot rack almost the entire distance of the hook.