Hanging Pot Rack - Rectangle by Old Dutch
Gain additional kitchen storage in style with the Hanging Pot Rack - Rectangle. Keeping pots and pans easy to reach this is kitchen storage any chef will love.
Save space in your kitchen cabinets by putting your pots and pans above you! This hanging pot rack makes it easy to store your pots and pans while having easy access to them all. This rectangular pot rack with grid will add a gourmet look to any kitchen. Comes with 16 hooks for all your cooking pots and pans. Durably made from steel. Assembly is required.
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You Save: $37.99 (34%)
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List Price:
You Save: $37.99 (34%)
FREE SHIPPING
Additional Info
- Dimension(s)
36"H x 17.75"W x 3.75"D
International shipping available.
Shipping Information
- This item ships directly from the manufacturer. Item takes 3-5 business days to process and leave their facility.
- Item cannot be shipped to APO/FPO.
- Express delivery not available.
- Stacks and Stacks collects California and Pennsylvania sales tax only. The tax rate is based on the ship to address.
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Pros
- Attractive Design
- Durable
- Easy To Use
- Lots Of Storage
- Saves Space
Cons
Best Uses
- Space Saver
- Storage
Comments about Stacks and Stacks Hanging Pot Rack - Rectangle by Old Dutch:
I have wanted a nice pot rack for years to accent the island in my kitchen and free up some cabinet space. This was just the ticket! I had absolutely NO trouble installing it. Some folks found the hooks to be a pain, but if you use a wooden dowel as a lever, they screw in easily. I used the rubber coated closed end of a wrench handle. Bought some small link decorator chain @ [...] and some "S" hooks to hang utensils under the basket as well. The ONLY issue I had with the rack is that it forced me to buy a new Calphalon pot & pan set!
Pros
- Durable
- Easy To Use
Cons
- Offers Little Protection
Best Uses
Comments about Stacks and Stacks Hanging Pot Rack - Rectangle by Old Dutch:
I bought this to use as a swinging bed. Being 375lbs, I was concerned about the carrying capacity. I am pleased to report it comfortably holds me and a KFC 12 piece, so I can swing and watch TV during dinner. Only complaint is that my backside now has permanent grid marks. Perhaps I will use this as an example when I make a documentary about the bedding industry.
M. Moore
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