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Question: What are the dimensions of this rack?
Document: Easy to assemble if one follows the directions. Be sure to snugly tightens all the screws. Hanging to the ceiling is the hardest part if you use the ceiling covers, which I would not go without. Otherwise, it looks kind of funky. Be sure you adjust the ceiling securing hooks/toggles as level before hanging the rack and pots. You should look closely at the dimensions of the rack, width, depth and especially height, before deciding which rack to buy.
I am loving my new pot rack. It's very sturdy and I've packed it full of pots and pans! Beautiful! Thank you!
This is a great pot rack. My only complaint is that the bolts that go into the ceiling are not long enough to allow use of the decorative covers. My walls and ceilings are double dry walled.
Otherwise, it will just spin when you try to secure the rack to the ceiling with provided hardware bolts or hooks, and you'll have to buy another toggler set at Lowe's and repeat the procedure. That said, if you have 5/8" drywall in your ceiling, each anchor point supports 356 lbs., which is pretty impressive.
Well the other reviews are right about issues with the way they install - plan on ordering an extra set of the ceiling installation items. Once installed though, they are ROCK SOLID and there are no worries about it not supporting the weight. The rack is a dark gray. The only issue we have is that the rack grates move around and there is no way to secure them.
I have been digging pots and pans out of the back of a cabinet for years now and grew tired of it. Plus, we needed the extra cabinet space AND I needed to reduce the clutter of stacked pots and pans. The oval shape, along with the general lines of this particular pot rack appealed to me.
This is a great pot rack for the price, its very sturdy and comes with more than enough hooks for a big collection of pots and pans. The extra caps for the ceiling holes are a must, without them it would look much cheaper. I wish it was stainless instead, but honestly you can't tell much of a difference when it's hanging -- it matches our appliances just fine.
That way, you can best figure on how it will fit where you want it.I have all of my stainless steel sauce and frying pans hanging on mine. My rack hangs over the kitchen sink and to my left is my range. It is so convenient to not have to take but one step from rack to range, back to sink and up to rack! All of my many cast iron pieces I keep in the cabinet.
Well, I've had this pot rack in my possession for a few weeks now, have called the company several times and left voicemails, sent emails to multiple addresses at enclume...and we still can't use or install this because we don't have the grid brackets that hold the grid up.I'm thinking about just buying the grid and brackets for the $27 but it's just so ridiculous to waste my money on something that should have been there in the first place!
The pot rack came super fast and shipping was free. Thats the typical experience I have had with Amazon, they are normally great. Upon opening the shipping box, I noticed the box the pot rack was in was damaged. And naturally once I opened it and did an inventory, 2 very important pieces were missing. You can't hang the pot rack without it.
Answer: The grate, where we have a stew pot and another lidded pot resting, hangs 15" from the ceiling.  The other dimensions are 13" x 35".  I am still in love with this rack.  What a space saver.  We hung ours above our kitchen sink (our sink looks out over a bar into the living area) and just make sure that our longer pots are on the backside so we don't knock our noggins. :)