Review on Wall-Mounted Pot Rack Set Of 2 With 16 Hooks - Love-KANKEI Kitchen Organizer To Hold Cookware And Utensils - White Shelves For Easy Storage by Trish Stott

We bought a camp we’re converting to a year-round home that unfortunately has very little cupboard space. I wanted a pot rack that didn’t have to hang from the ceiling, as the kitchen is quite small and the ceiling is vaulted. The racks were a little smaller then I expected (even though I saw the dimensions) but fit well in the small spaces. They are very sturdy, can hold quite a bit of weight, and went up pretty easily. They come with screws to attach the shelfs to the support brackets, but the brackets ended up being angled out a bit. I recommend that unless you have a square, figure out where the holes on the support brackets that are closest to the shelf itself go on the wall first, screw in the screws, and then hang up the rack. It will be easier to straighten the support brackets to mark where the holes furthest from the shelf go. Take the rack down, drill the screws for those 2, and then you’ll be good to hang the rack for good. I hope this makes sense! There was no wobbling once they were on the wall.Overall, I like how they look and would recommend these to anyone, particularly people with limited space!