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Question: Is the rack attachment hook at ninety degrees from the pot hook?  If you lay it on a table does one of the ends stick up, or is the entire hook flat?
Document: One of the great things about Amazon is the abundance of consumer product reviews. One of the poor things about Amazon is the frequent scant product descriptions. I place a lot of value on what the reviews state, which often add the missing details.These are versatile hooks that can attach to a flat bar or wire style rack since the rack attachment end is tapered to an opening of 1/2 inch. The hook end opening is one inch. They are 5 inches in length.
We didn't know for sure if these would match our new Checkolite pot rack but they were inexpensive so we tried them, and they look great, in many ways they are better than the ones that came with the rack, because the hook for the pot is twisted 90 degrees from the hook for the rack, allowing the pots to hang more closely together.
I needed more hooks and these worked out fine. Be sure you have a flat bar rack for hanging.. The hook could be better....but happy to find stainless hooks.
I love these hooks! These are the hooks I put on my pot rack! I did not stick with the regular hooks that came with my pot rack as they were to curved! And when you tried to take pans off the hooks the hook would come off with the pan! These hooks stay in place when you take the pans off the pot rack! I would suggest these hooks for any pot rack as they will stay in place! Great quality product for the price!
To not just focus on the problem... these hooks are of a good quality and will hang a wide assortment of items. The problem is that EVERY OTHER pot rank hook that is "angled" or "offset" mentions that they are "angled" or "offset" somewhere in either their name or description. THESE DO NOT and the presumption is that they are "straight" or "flat". WRONG! They are as angled as any I've seen. Can I make them work? Probably.
These were great. It's unusual to find just the color and this matched all my other bronze finishes in the kitchen,  I also like the rubberized tips that prevent you from scratching yourself (admittedly not a big issue to begin with) when you reach for a pot or pan. The BEST was being able to hang more than one heavy pot on each hook without losing stability. Of course, my free-standing pot rack, storage unit is also a sturdy one.
As advertised, these hooks can hang just about any pot , skillet or utensil. I purchased a chrome "bakers rack" and wanted to hang some pots and pans on it. These guys do a good job at that task, a ten inch cast iron skillet is no problem for one of these bad boys. The smaller hook fits just as easily over one of the thin rods in the shelf or thicker rod about the perimeter.I first thought them to be pricey for just a bent metal rod.
Gosh I love these pot rack hooks. First of all, they are a lovely neutral black which goes well with my pot racks and bakers racks. They are large and sturdy enough to fit through the slats of the racks but not so large that they take over. The hook is just the right size to slip in a pot, colander, basket, kitchen tools, coffee mug. I love how the top portion has a plastic protective glaze. I kind of wish the entire hook was glazed in this plastic.
I have an Emeril single rail Pot Rack, and these hooks are great because they are twisted 45 degrees, and that makes it easier to the the pots and pans on the rack.
Can't go wrong with a stainless hook. They will hold one pot handle. It can hold two, but the second one just barely hangs on.
Answer: Great question!  The hook Is at a 45 degree angle when you lay the section that attaches to the pot rack down flat.