BestVidaSparkWorks 2-Tiered Wall Mounted Pot Rack

This shelf was exactly what we were looking for. It floats nicely above our Ikea island that is against the wall. Moved to a kitchen with less cabinet storage than our last place and needed alternate storage options! We love the look - shows off our red pans. I purchased the pot lid storage systems separately to hang on either side of the shelf - the sides of this shelf offer opportunities for additional storage solutions. Other similar shelves I was looking at didn’t offer this.The width spacing didn’t fit our stud separations; but we were able to get one side of it into wood studs. We used metal wall anchors that offered heavier load bearing than the plastic anchors that came with the shelf.This is a must if you want to hang a lot of stuff and store things on the shelves like we did - use your own stronger wall anchors.. if you don’t know how to do that ask someone at your local hardware store or watch some YouTube videos. That’s what we did :)

The product was easy to unbox and easy to assemble. Installed in less than 10 minutes using an electric drill (phillips bit), a level, and a pencil to mark the holes.The kit includes appropriate screws and drywall anchors, but I suggest making certain you are able to attach to a wall stud for peace of mind when you load the product up with heavy pans. That suggestion is not product specific — just best practice.The product feels very sturdy when properly attached to the wall-studs. The shelves are a little difficult to move up or down after installation, but I don’t expect to need to move them beyond initial installation.After install I immediately filled it with some large pots and attached a few pans to the included hooks. Upon seeing it my wife suggested that we may be purchasing a second unit for additional storage.The best review: Would purchase again.

I read reviews prior to purchase. Taking into consideration that I live in a mobile home I knew I needed a better anchor system. I used two 1X2's and anchored those into the studs horizontally. I then used wood screws to attach the rack onto those. I also purchased two lid organizers. One for each side. I have very limited storage space and am absolutely thrilled with this rack.

This rack is sturdy and was easy to mount on the kitchen wall. It holds all our mismatched pots and pans, including the two huge ones we use for Cajun shrimp boil every year at our Superbowl party. I ordered two wall-mounted lid racks at the same time and have them below this rack, so the lids are almost flat against the wall, and the most-used pots hang from the hooks along the front of the lower shelf. The two shelves hold the larger, less-used pots. I settled on this rack because it will change with us; if we need a different configuration in the future, I can move not just the hooks, but also the adjustable shelves. The rack doesn't seem to lose structural integrity from being adjustable.

I love the pot rack, but there is a problem, the top left screw, does not screw well. when we finally got it in, we thought it worked. after a couple of weeks, it fell apart (the top left screw) we are going to try to put it back up. I don't know how is it going to work out. Any suggestions?Thank you

The only issue I had was that the mounting isn't spaced for any kind of normal household stud spacing. So to get both sides into a stud would be impossible, and that's a problem if you want to put heavy pots on the wall and not have them come crashing down. The solution for us was to mount 2 1x4s (You could use 1x2 also) on the wall securely into the studs and then mount this to the 1x4s. I'd rather not have had to do it that way but it's the best, safest option given the manufacturer didn't think about such things as they should have.

Awesome! We bought this when we renovated our small kitchen. We have very few space so we needed something that work with our space. These hold so many pots and the hooks are so helpful. I manage to empty two bottom cabinets. We also bought the kids holders and installed them on the sides. It was perfect, sturdy and it looks expensive.

I love this pot rack! Sturdy, easy to assemble, and easy to install. Gives me a lot of added space for storage also. I did use different anchors in my drywall (other than the ones that came with it). I bought 100# anchors that are easier to install and will ensure my pot rack will never come down.