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Question: How does it attach to my Sheetrock wall?
Document: Quality rail, looks good, make sure you order the extra hooks.Easy to mount on the wall and takes care of all kitchen tools with loops or  curved handles suitable to hang.Sturdy, well built, will last a long time.Recommended.
We got lucky in that we were able to butt the rack right up against our vent hood, so we didn't have to level it; but yes, it does take a 2nd person to hold the rack while the other is screwing it in. I expect that would be true with any rack like this. Yes, we did use wall anchors; and with the anchors and longer screws, the rack is totally solid on the wall.
This will typically be screwed into a wooden stud, via drywall. The screws provided are far too short to give strong enough support in the wood after going through the drywall. It's not a big deal to buy longer ones though and the color/material isn't important because the screw head is covered up by the rack fitting.And for what it's worth, I attached mine to the ceiling and not the wall.
This utensil rack is everything I wanted. It's really stylish - looks great in the kitchen. But more than that, it exudes quality. I was worried that hooks would move around when you are trying to put a utensil on or take one off, but that's not the case. The hooks are wonderful - they don't come off when you remove an item, they don't slide around a lot, although they move easily enough if you want them to move. The rack comes with the perfect number of hooks.
This utensil hanger is a little hard to install but once it's up, it is great looking and functional. It comes w/the hooks, too. Will not accommodate a thick handled one, though.
This is one fancy unit yet it is very easy to install. It took less than 5 minutes. Actually, the part that took the longest was making sure the bar was level. Simply put the mounting bracket on one side, place a small level device on the bar and then position the other end. When you hit the level point, make your mark on the holder position then complete the mounting process. I will definitely be ordered more hooks for the unit.
The installation of this utensil rack is difficult and aggravating. The design is attractive and it holds a lot of whatever items you want to put on the S hooks, but I would not recommend it or buy another one.
Sure serves the purpose over my range, looks nice too with my stainless utensils.
Should have bought it years ago! I recently saw an episode of Property Brothers where they had mounted a stainless steel utensil rack over a stove, but this one looks much nicer than the one they used. If we ever move, we'll buy this again!
Relatively easy to install and it looks good when done. Plenty of room for all the hooks provided even though they tend to slide since I mounted it inside a closet door.
Answer: I had my contractor put it up since I was remodeling my kitchen.  He used drywall anchors (such as molly bolts, etc.) on one and on the other he put it into the studs.