Is this product good for use under heavy pots and pans? How do you keep it from sliding around on the shelf?
237288
The product is good for use under heavy pots and pans. The best way to keep it from sliding is to cut it to snugly fit your shelf.
237289
Yes, i use it under everything, from light to heavy. I fit it to the space (overlapping pieces when i need to) and have never had a problem with it sliding (it is thick plastic.)
237290
It is heavy duty so it will hold up well.I have Anolon heavy duty pots and pans and have no complaints.
237291
I have used it under heavy pots and pans with no difficulty in cracking or tearing. In order to keep it from sliding around on the shelf, cut it to the exact size of the shelf area to be covered leaving the piece no room to wiggle or slide. The product is heavy duty and will not wrinkle or fold. When cut to the size of the shelf area being covered, it will stay where it is placed. The ribbed side up prevents pots and pans from sticking to the surface of the product.
237292
Yes. I have used it and had no problems. The ribs or ridges on it help to keep air flow and shifting hasn't been an issue. Very good quality.Heavy.
237293
Yes, to under pots and pans... I put mine in this summer so the heat helped it to flatten up a bit.As far as how to stop sliding, put something on it. It will stop moving once it is being used.
1385617
Hi. I kept the shelf, but I didn't install it because it was too tall for any cabinet in my home. I use just the carrier with everything in it when I clean the house. It's nice to have all my cleaning supplies in one spot as I clean each room. To answer your question is difficult because of the way the sliding support may sit in your cabinet. I hope this helps.
1898875
Well, think about it...this rack will be suspended from the ceiling. When the weight of pots are on it, nails will not hold it up. I did not like the large screws with eye bolts that came with the rack. I went to Lowe's and bought even better: toggle bolts that allow for a screw with an eye to be inserted. No problem holding up pots and pans with this arrangement. Hope this info helps
419696
you are absolutely right - It's probably 1/4 inch higher in the center and items placed on it can slide. I keep a platter on it when not in use; putting stick-on pads on the corners to keep it secure and not scratch the surface, just don't leave anything on this unit when in use. I think you will really enjoy this - good luck!
1734595
This rack is very sturdy, but it would be a good idea to reinforce the bottom panel. I don't believe this rack was designed to hang heavy pots. I use it to store all my nail polishes, which is heavy. It's been a very good and sturdy shelf. You will like this!
705240
Yes, I have a pot lid holder rack with metal feet and I just double up the liner for that shelf because with 1 liner it slightly bows where the feet sit, but with 2, its thick enough to hold a good amount of weight. I only had 2 shelves on my unit, so i really only needed 2 liners, but it came with 4 so doubling them up for me wasn't a problem.
547333
The mattress does not slide under the shelves. It makes it stick out a little farther. If you look closely at the picture, you'll see two small black screw connectors - those are actually used to anchor the headboard to the underbed unit that is also available.
1061836
Yes, you can slide pots, glasses, dishes, etc. It is very stiff and heavy so stays put. I really do like this stuff.
2201053
I have it currently clipped to a 3/4" shelf, which appears to be the optimal thickness. Any more than that, and it would probably 'slide'.
1930263
Mine is in a cabinet which has a wood bottom. I have 3 cookie sheet, 3 stoneware item,(1 cookie, 2 pizza stones) and 3 8"in cake pans in my rack. I never had had any problems with it sliding when I am putting away any of these items.. I really love this item. Can't believe how much stuff it holds. Hope this helps
1969239
It stays put without moving. I have now hung them on the wall for holding bakeware. Talk about saving space! They work beautifully!
586443
I don't think this is designed to hold things like sheet pans. The sides are wide open and the pans would just fall to one side. The shelf is perfect for the things shown in the illustration.
1350679
I use bar keepers friend...on my pots, pans (not on non stick) glass top stove, tub, toilet and stainless steel sink...it works wonders for $1.34!
682440
Mine is OK, but I suggest you put a layer of the gripping-type rubber shelf liner-works great under my futon cushon!
1404858
I use it to corral things on the kitchen counter, but I just now picked it up & carried it around the kitchen. Nothing slid until I started moving it back & forth, not something I'd normally do when carrying stuff on a tray. Mostly plastic bottles & jars, plus some plastic measuring spoons & a ceramic spoon holder. The lightweight plastic slid, the rest stayed put.
315247
I would use the lower shelves for heavy pots, but I would not go any higher than the bottom two. My wife has it packed full of dishes, and it is holding up pretty well.
1167199
I have a glass top electric range and have not had any issues w/ the pans sliding. I love these pots and pans! They are truly the best I have ever used in forty years of cooking! Be sure to hand wash always, although the lids do fine in the dishwasher. Enjoy!