Is this rack study enough for pots and pans?
1106421
The weight should be ok, I don't know how you'd place them other than flat, or lean them against plates that are already standing up..
1106422
Strength wise, yes, it's very sturdy and strong. The slats hold plates and dishes upright very well, but the sides of the rack are not very high. I keep this rack in the sink, so anything larger like pots/pans can lean up against the sides of the sink. If kept on the countertop, a pot or pan will not have anything to lean up against so although the rack is strong enough, it may not be the right design for that purpose.
1106423
Yes, it has been sturdy enough for my stainless steel pots and pans without any problems. You will want side support for frying pans. Usually I'll prop a plate up, then the frying pan next to it. It is a good little rack.
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!
559399
Big enough to put a bunch of pots and pans. Adequate. I realize these are vague answers, but the spec sheet at Amazon will tell you. It has a shelf in the middle. We use this as an island in our kitchen. Work well for this application. You can open this up from either side. Drawer is push/pull.
249655
I have pans ranging from 8" to 10" in the rack. It could probably hold a 12" pan as well. There is 3" of vertical space for each pan.
1891050
I haven't weighed the pots & pans I have hanging on this, but for about 6 months now it has successfully supported 2 cast iron skillets, 3 stainless steel skillets, 4 handled pots of varying sizes and 4 glass lids. I would just recommend making sure it's well anchored in the wall.
2204075
Absolutely not. I placed five lightweight Teflon pans on this rack and it broke into multiple pieces and crashed to the floor, damaging my pans, my wall and my floor. It is beautiful but of such a lightweight wood, I would even venture to say it's made of a balsa-type wood. I bought it because it was made in America but it is absolute junk.
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I think that if you use the side pieces along with the racks it should be sturdy enough. The side pieces help to keep it steady. I only had room for two without the side parts, where I was putting it, but I did see this with multiple sets before I bought mine.
1132621
Sorry I'm so late in replying, I was without a computer for almost 3 weeks. I'm back as of today. Yes, I don't think you would have a problem with pots, although, I wouldn't stack cast iron pots on it. Regular stainless steel pots should be fine.
1474240
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... :)
1110981
If your items don't exceed measurements of rack, it will hold them fine. It's very sturdy.
1380151
I second that. I use my three racks a few times a week. The racks are very sturdy & stores anyway very easily. One of the best Amazon purchases I've ever made.
1254292
Not a lot; maybe 4-6 or so, but it generally holds more than you think if you "stack" the items, because it is deeper than the typical dish rack. If you are just using it as secondary to your dishwasher (so just to hold plastics, pots, etc.) and you have a small household, this should work fine. If more for primary usage and/or household is larger, you might want to consider next size up.
1137541
We also have nothing but cast iron on this rack. As long as it is secured to studs is has been just fine for us.We do use the top for storage of our cook books. Works great, we are actually thinking of purchasing an additional rack.
1624997
It is very sturdy. We have quite a few heavy pots and pans on it and have had no issues. I have been very pleased overall with the product.
1254261
It is a great rack, lots of space for pots. It is not so tough to install but it does need to be well anchored, so putting onto studs is important
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Hi Maurice, The rack measures 32" long by 17" wide, and comes with the chains and hardware for hanging, and hooks for the pots and pans. The center piece shown in the picture is great for pot lids, or smaller pots or pans. It is the perfect rack for the smaller kitchen where there isn't much space. Of course it looks fantastic in a large kitchen too. Hope I've helped you. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
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Absolutely! We purchased this as a functional piece of kitchen furniture, that is beautiful as well. One basket holds our cutlery, the other small pot/pan lids. Simply treat the wood block surface per the manufacturer's directions.