can they be hung on a pot rack that hangs above my island.
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You could by the handle, but what would you do with the tops? Wouldn't be a good idea.
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Hi Cassie, I believe that the answer is yes! All the pots have handles that your pot rack should easily accommodate. The two saucepans have holes in the ends of their handles that measure approximately .3" by .4". I don't know the size of the hangers on your pot rack, but if those openings were too small to fit, you could always go to a hardware or home store and purchase and eyelet with a hook (that is smaller in diameter and your pot rack arm). You would then slip the eyelet over your pot rack arm and then use the smaller hook end to hang the pan. You just need to make sure that the hook is small enough in diameter (less than .4" by .3") to fit inside the hole of the saucepan. Of course it may be possible that you might still need to store the lids and accessories somewhere else. My experience is that buying through Amazon (and Costco) gives you an excellent return policy, so if you didn't like them or they didn't fit your pot rack, you should be able to return them. I love cooking with these pans, they heat so evenly (I use them on my magnetic induction rangetop). Hope this helps, my apologies for not getting back to you earlier Cassie, when you live on a lake you're slammed by company all summer long! Sincerely, Phil
491424
I would think so. There are hole openings on the handles. Some of them are short and stubby but I think they could still be hung up. Hope this helps!
491425
No, these pots cannot hanf from an overhead pot rack. The handles are solid and do not have an opening to hook the pots/pans. FYI- these pots are fairly heavy .
491426
Only one pot and the fry pan has a true hook for hanging and the holes are fairly small.
1560373
If you are asking about the spice rack, which is on one end, and the towel bar on the other side; then the answer is "Yes." The attachments are not incorporated as a necessary part of the island structure. The attachments can be left off. There would be an issue of the visible holes that would have been used to screw in the attachments. I imagine that you could go down to the hardware store and get some wooden pegs to fill them in.
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The cubes certainly aren't built for hanging - you could modify them either by drilling some mounting holes or attaching brackets, but they are made of particle board which is not sturdy. I would not recommend modifying them to be hung.Probably the only way to "hang" them would be to buy some shelving brackets ( Black HD Steel Shelf Bracket, 12" High ) and place the box on top of 2-3 of these brackets. It won't be pretty, and you're almost certainly better off looking for a different box/shelf.
1977810
Yes, you can hang these pans with hooks. That is how I have mine stored. The pots that don't have handles (with holes in the end) I do not have hanging from hooks.
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Yes, you can fit that many. We have two racks side by side and have more skillets than any one kitchen should ever have. We made sure it was fastened into a stud because we knew we'd be putting some weight on them. If you hang them in the right order, they'll sort of nest in each other--making ample room, and the material of the pot rack is really sturdy as are the hooks. Just get an extra set of the hooks. Forgot to mention that ours hang freely since the rack is attached to the lower edge of an overhang, but I think the nesting effect would still work even if there were a wall behind them. Hope this helps. Yes, you can fit that many. We have two racks side by side and have more skillets than any one kitchen should ever have. We made sure it was fastened into a stud because we knew we'd be putting some weight on them. If you hang them in the right order, they'll sort of nest in each other--making ample room, and the material of the pot rack is really sturdy as are the hooks. Just get an extra set of the hooks. Forgot to mention that ours hang freely since the rack is attached to the lower edge of an overhang, but I think the nesting effect would still work even if there were a wall behind... » Read More Yes, you can fit that many. We have two racks side by side and have more skillets than any one kitchen should ever have. We made sure it was fastened into a stud because we knew we'd be putting some weight on them. If you hang them in the right order, they'll sort of nest in each other--making ample room, and the material of the pot rack is really sturdy as are the hooks. Just get an extra set of the hooks. Forgot to mention that ours hang freely since the rack is attached to the lower edge of an overhang, but I think the nesting effect would still work even if there were a wall behind them. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It depends on how many iron skillets you want to hang from it, and how big they are. This is a very sturdy rack. I brought 2 racks to fit my entire set of pots and pans plus a few more. I would say that the deciding factor would be whether or not you can get each side into a stud when mounting. I have one side in a stud and the other on a butterfly anchor and they hold a lot of weight perfectly.
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Well...yes and no. They do not have holes that go completely through the pot handles. They have a hollow end of the handles that is deep and they would probably hang dangling ok from a pot rack. This was originally the way I was going to keep them, but store them separately on shelves, so I have not tried to hang them. Hope this helps. If need be, I. Can measure the depth of that end part for you.
499892
No because of location of hook.You can hang a flower pot or other decoration on it. Very nice hook.
44019
I suppose you could, but I have mine on top of the units, They certainly are sturdy enough to be on the bottom.
680687
Yes you can but beware that they are not as thick as the ones our fathers/grandfather's use to have. I place mine slightly elevated then after it's perked I keep it on a near by hot rock.
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I can't see why not, but I don't think that's an intended use. If you get a lot of wind, I'd recommend trying something different and/or figuring out a way to make sure your pots won't fall off easily.
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Hi Donna! Yes, if you have more than four pots/pans to hang (and you probably do) I would order some extra hooks. Enjoy!
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Depending on the size of the pans to hang up-yes. Make sure the bar is good and secure to.
1635602
You could probably put a wire hanger on them - They don't hold a ton of weight so it would depend on the weight of whatever's on the hanger
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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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Yes they can. The mount comes in two pieces. The hook part and the black iron holder. I only have the iron hanging.
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Yes, but you don't have to put them on because they make the rack higher then usual. It's up to you to put them on or not.