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Question: How does this rack mount? Does it lip over the cabinet door? If so, does it show from the outside of the cabinet?
Document: Lid rack is very sturdy & solid good-looking polisher chrome. Remember to use smaller screws (would be nice if they had been included) to mount to cabinet doors or screws will show through the door. Knob lids no doubt fit best but I managed to make it work for 4 All-Clad &#34;D&#34; shaped lid handles. Depth became an issue, not of the rack itself but how far the lids stick out into the cabinet when rack mounted on the cabinet door.
Great idea in theory but the rack is not deep enough to accommodate lids with larger handles. If you have veneer cabinet doors it won't mount even with shorter screws
This item is a very good concept but the screws were too deep to mount it on the door of the cabinet and you have to remove a lid to get to another,
These arrived quickly. I havent intalled them yet because the screws that come with them are HUGE and would go all the way through my cabinet door. I have to go by shorter smaller screws to mount them.
Works great. My only real complaint is the screws that come with it are CLEARLY too long. If you used these, you would be going right through your cabinet doors and then some. I had to go find some smaller screws to mount to the cabinet door. After that...perfection.
I like that this is small in size, but still fits 3 large pot lids. I wasn't able to mount it on the cabinet door because our cabinets are metal, but it is quite unobtrusive on the wall next to our pot shelf.
Love this organizer! Saves so much space. I didnt want to mount it with screws so I used 2-5# command strip hooks to mount on my inner cabinet door. 1 year later, still holds 6 large lids even with the abuse from children
The lid rack is fantastic and does everything it should. The only issue we had was a few of our lids had a lip to help them sit into the pan, and this interferes with the rack so they are still stacked under the oven.
Loose lids are a pain - always in the way and crashing around the cabinet. This is a great way to store lids on the back side of the cabinet door. Installation is super easy (and I'm disabled from a spinal tumor, still could do it myself!) and not noticeable at all from the outside. I have it on a lower cabinet where the shelf is inset from the door by several inches, otherwise that might cause a problem. Holds pot lids nice and safely.
This is the best lid organizer I've found. However, each rack can only accommodate 3 or 4 lids realistically. Potentially you can fill every slot, but then the lids are jammed together and a pain to put in and out. I've had 2 for several years mounted on the outside end of my cabinet. One of my racks holds pot lids that are deep in height. I added spacers between the rack and cabinet to give extra depth space. Now I'm ordering 2 more racks to place on the connecting wall.
Answer: no it has screws that screw into the door. I acutally didnt mount it because I couldnt get the screws in the door but it looks pretty easy to put up. With that it wont show over the door.