Enclume Angled Pot Hook, Set Of 6, Use With Pot Racks, Stainless Steel Review

I was looking for a way to hang up my pots and pans, and realized that the classic S curve hooks would cause the pans to face out instead of lining up sideways and nice and tidy. This is the only brand I could find that is angled the way I wanted. I was a little bummed that they cost so much more, but I see it is totally worth it! They are much larger and heavy duty vs another brand of S curved hooks I bought for mugs. The smaller hooks are fine for little things, but if you are hanging up…

Six straight and six angled hookes came with my potrack. I have used all 12 angled pot hooks for my pots. I did not use any of the straight hooks. If you have an idea on how you wish to hang your pots, be sure to get the extra hooks when you order the rack. It is nice to have everything available when you finish hanging the rack.

These hooks are the best on the market for hanging heavy gauge French copper pots. They are not available for sale from the manufacturer but from vendors and are not easy to find. revain had several vendors who sold them and the one used was FAST on delivery.

Perfect for the hammered steel pots and pans, small corner rack by Enclume. I doubled the use I get out of my rack by rearranging the pans to nest starting at back corner angle and coming forward. This is an important tool for expanding my small kitchen.

This rack is built like a tank and so are the hooks. I am currently hanging old cast iron skillet without a problem. The installation process can be difficult and time-consuming.!

Excellent quality product. However, be aware that the part of the hook that holds the pots, etc, hangs parallel to the wall, not forward away from the wall. If your hanging rod is close to the wall, you cannot hang large pots because they will bang into the wall. Otherwise, good and strong.

The hooks matched the bar and were properly angled at 90 degrees so that more pots can be hung on edge. At $4.33 APIECE they are not only matching and magnificent, they are the only game in town! $26 for bent wire? Come on!

They arrived quickly, and they sorta match the originals. The originals were chrome, not matte, and were angled the other way, but that's fine. This is for a big industrial style rack that hangs above my kitchen. I'm satisfied!

We bought an Enclume straight stainless steel bar with 6 angled hooks 10 years ago. I decided to be some new hooks and I can't tell the new hooks from the 10 year old hooks - very pleasantly surprised!

These pot rack hooks hold my heaviest antique cast iron pans with ease, and look attractive while doing so. I often double-up on one hook and there is no bowing or indication of strain. Even when heavily loaded, the hooks are easy to move about (slide left or right) without threat of the hook coming off the rack or the pots off the hook. This order was to supplement my inventory (several sets) of the hooks and none have rusted or discolored over many years of use. Enclume is the best quality…

Like these, nice extra pot hooks for my Enclume pot stand. Heavy duty, none of my skillets will straighten them out. High quality..

Solid, strong, and right-angled for when you want to "spoon" your pans together. Pretty spendy for just bent metal, though, which is why I demote them to a 4/5.

These work terrifically for me. I hang all of my pans on a rack over the sink with them. It probably creates (out of thin air!) the amount of space that would otherwise fill 2 deep drawers. Having them at an angle was useful for me to be able to fit so many pans on them - I first tried the straight hooks, and couldn't hang as many pans in the space with them.

Don't know why these are so hard to find. these hooks enable pots and pans to line up sideways so you can have a greater number on the rack.