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Question: I want to use this for a pan lid holder but do not want my lids leaning against the others.  Would this be a good product?
Document: This is a great product for me. I set it on top of my fridge and it stores my lids very well. The slots are wide enough to get almost any lid in  and it is attractive. I have tried the kind of lid holder that goes on the inside of a cabinet door but it seemed like the lids were always falling off or they would not fit. This one looks good and is next to my pot rack that hangs from the ceiling.
b/c it does what it's supposed to do. Spacing is great and height of holder pegs is good. Not too short/not too tall.I really wouldn't go so far as to say &#34;I LOVE this pot lid holder&#34; b/c that would be weird of me.I actually use it to store my kid's puzzles (and the associated pieces go in a Ziploc baggie in a bin next to the holder).I'd buy this again for pot lids though.
I really like this lid holder and, for the price, it certainly can't be beat! I think I would just complain that it's a bit tricky to get my lids in and out of without knocking the others around/out. However, that may just be the nature of pot lid holders, as this is my first one.
We bought this to use as a pan lid organizer. It works perfectly for our pan lids! I really like the looks and the weight of the bamboo. It did have one little problem; despite a tight construction, I had to re-glue the cross-supports, but no big deal. Otherwise it would be a five for my use.
I've seen this bamboo holder in some home stores for displaying bakeware, plates, etc. It looks good and does the job but if you're planning to use heavy plates on it, it would be a good idea to reinforce it with gorilla glue first. Small pot lids are ok for this but for my big heavy ones, I got a chrome wire holder from Target.
I think this product works very well for few specific tasks. It hold plates or lids very well and is sturdy. I needed this type of narrower holder because I have 11 inch plates that fit in the cabinet but the door wont shut if they simply lay play on top of one another. So I bought this holder and set the plates sideways (so not perpendicular to its lengthiest part). I attached a picture in the customer picture section for those who want to see.
Received the plate rack/lid holder today. Exactly what I needed.The rack I am using for plates keeps the plates easily accessible, and protects against possibility of chipping as they might if stacked.The second rack I am using for pan lids and is great to have them in order by size to select as I need them.
I purchased several of these at one time, hoping that they would work for what I wanted. They ended up working wonderfully. I am using them for my cookie sheets and other thin pans, cutting boards and pot lids. My cabinets are now organized and I do not have to pull out every lid or pan just to find one.
Fell apart within a week. Had to re-glue it. Pins too close together for use in my kitchen to hold pot / pan lids. Now being used as a PC card holder on my workbench. 4 star rating if is was marketed for shop organization.
I bought this as a lid holder, but it doesn't work for that purpose. Maybe if you have really flat lids, it might work, but with lids that have a lip and handle, they won't stand up straight and there's not enough room for each lid.As a plate holder, it would probably work very well. It's attractive and looks well made.
Answer: i have one of these and i think it was money well spent.  the lids i have are all glass and i did not want to have them leaning against each other  and this was the perfect answer.