Review on WALLNITURE Gourmet Kitchen Holder Silver by Kelly Gonzalez

The product corresponds to the description. Three stars because it means "It's OK". i am not a robot I have the following observations, which are relevant to anyone considering purchasing this splint: 1. The description doesn't say it's stainless steel, but one could easily assume it's the picture. I'm not sure what grade of steel it is; The rail and the hooks have a flat, gray lacquered surface. The paint will scratch and peel over time, which I don't like.2. The rail has an overall length of 24" and 22" from mounting holes to mounting holes. This means that it does not match a 12" or 24" spacing between framing members (such as ceiling joists). I looked up the rating of the 3/8" jack screws (not included) and decided to hang them on the drywall with 4 3/8" screws. Not perfect, but I was able to place it exactly where I wanted. I'm assuming the 16" model (which you think fits the standard 16" wall clearance) has 14" mounting holes to the mounting holes. 3. Note how many pots you think will fit on this rack. shows several layers of pots and ladles. If you're thinking (or obsessing) about how to move around the kitchen, the last thing you need to do is remove the pan from the front to grab the pan from the back. I fit three pans on a 24 inch model. Also, the loose hook means you may need two hands or some patience to unhook it. It is impossible to miss without searching and going through the interface. Here is a haiku about pots and pans: O vessels of hope, what fragrant wonders fill you? now empty, desolate