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Question: What is depth from the wall ... i.e. 2", 3", etc. ???  And are hooks permanently attached or removable???
Document: Love this rack! I impulsively bought 4 of them and couldn't be more happy I did. They are sturdy and seemingly durable and can definitely hold some weight. 2 are holding my pots and pans. And the other 2 are used as coat racks. Be sure to secure them to either a stud in your wall or use the provided anchors. All of mine are attached to studs and I feel confident that they are quite secure. The hooks are not removable once installed, but they can slide R or L on the bar for adjusting.
Good looking, great price, sturdy, close to the wall, the hooks move where you want 'em, template included on the package,  - I bought 2 and was sorry I can't find wall space for more. I have my Rosle tools, ladles, measuring cups, kitchen scissors, etc. on these; no more digging.
This hanger is something my husband saw at a friends apartment overseas he asked me to find it so he could have one for his overseas apartment...I found it on Amazon...Oxo SteeL Kitchen Tool and Utensil Rack...very reasonably priced...I bought 3, 1 for his overseas apartment and 2 for our home...I installed one under our cabinet near the stove and the other I attached to our BBQ using wood and wood screws behind the steel...worked great!
This utensil rack is exactly what my small kitchen needed. The hangers are movable so it is easy to adjust for different sized items. While it would have been nice to have more hangers than the six it comes with, I purchased some 2 inch stainless steel "S" hooks at the hardware store and added them. I just slipped them on the steel bar before I attached it to the wall. These also can be moved where needed on the rack and allow a couple additional items to be hung on my rack.A big plus is OXO customer service!
This product arrived promptly, and is great for small space kitchen. I use it to hang my stainless steel sauce pan & skillet, a strainer, as well as a couple of spoons. Just make sure it is attached to a stud in the wall. It was easy to install-about 5 minutes, and only sticks out from the wall about 2 inches or so. I may purchase a 2nd one.
This is the 2nd one of these I've purchased and if I can figure out where to attach it I will buy another one.It has clean lines, not oversized but very sturdy and holds a lot of items.It's strong enough to hold 3-4 stainless steel large spoons or spatulas etc on each adjustable tab!
There may be a few different varieties of this product, as it seems the overwhelming numbers are stating how easy it is to install and how wonderful it is. But there are a few who talk about some difficulties, and let me tell you, if you end up with the one I did, you're in for a work-out getting it installed.Ok, first off, the item is quite nice. It shows up attached to a plastic mount with 3 tiebands (and a staple for the screws), so it's easy to pull off, and the same plastic mount works as your hole mount.
Looks nice, but not easy to put up. I bought the tape that was suggested by Amazon in the "others bought this with it" section, hoping to just stick it on the wall. The tape only holds very small weights and my utensils are heavy so now I have to drill holes, etc. To me, more work than I wanted, otherwise, it's a nice rack.I was disappointed to find that they don't have additional hooks that I can buy for it. It only has six hooks.
I was looking to replace and old one that was attached on a wall next to the stove. I looked for one all over at other places besides Amazon. Then I thought Amazon has everything, right? Low and behold I found this one here, it is great, had no problems installing it and it seems to be made of good quality. The hooks are adjustable along the bar to customize it for whatever you want to hang on it.
I purchased two of these and love them. They match the rest of the stainless in my kitchen and look great on the wall. I installed them on either side of my stove. The hooks are attached, so no spinning hooks when I remove a tool. The hooks are long enough to accomodate thicker tools and strong enough to hold any tool I put on it. I haven't tried any pots, but it will probably hold some light-weight pots, but they won't leave much room.
Answer: When attached to the wall there is about 3/8 inch space between it and the back of the bar; the bar and mounts protrude about 1½ inches. The hooks add another 1 3/4 inch of depth. They can be removed by pulling off one of the removable end pieces and sliding them off. Note that there are ONLY 6 hooks, I had to buy several of these so I could strip them off an extra hanger and add them to the others. There really should be AT LEAST 10 hooks on each unit but the manufacturer doesn't sell extras; I asked!