Free Standing Cookware Stand With 6 Tiers, Hammered Steel Pot Rack (Fully Assembled) Review

Since I live in a small apartment with the tiniest kitchen and no cabinet or shelf for pots and pans, I needed something to store my many pots and pans, something sturdy, and unobtrusive. I loved the fact that the cookware stand was metal so I knew the tiers wouldn't bow like shelves. I knew that it could hold a decent amount of weight. Since it was narrow, it could be tucked into a narrow corner and blend in with the decor. I could place it near my kitchen so I could just grab what I need…

I had my eye on this stand for a long time. Then I got a notification that it was a lightning deal on Best Buy, so I jumped on it ASAP. I saved over $50, and it came a few days later. I bought the unassembled version because it was over $150 less than the assembled version. It took my husband and myself about a half hour to assemble it. It was easy and the finished product is sturdy and of great quality. Now my beautiful Le Creuset pots and pans can be displayed, and I can enjoy them all of the

I first saw this standing pot rack at Williams-Sonoma, at a higher price than what I paid to have it shipped fully assembled on Best Buy. I bought this rack years ago from Best Buy, and use it literally, every single day. I think it is also $100 cheaper than when I first bought it, too.Almost ten years in, It looks just like I did when I bought it. The hammered steel has held up beautifully, and we've moved twice since then. Personally, I'd prefer a hanging pot rack, but our ceilings are way…

And thank goodness because it’s not easy. I was actually very lucky to get this as a warehouse deal, so I figured it wouldn’t be super easy to assemble, and it wasn’t. But it took maybe a half hour, 45, with two intelligent people. I’m not even complaining, but I do want to validate those who had a tough time.It’s worth it to save a large sum to put it together, and if you’re a married couple, this is a chance for real team work! In the end you get a thing that’s really great. Enjoy.

It was a toss between the 6-tier and the 8-tier because although our kitchen is tiny, we have a collection of cookware. Well, I'm glad I chose the 6-tier! It fits beautifully between the counters against the wall and doesn't overwhelm. In fact, it looks as though it was made to order.The bottom tier accommodates an 8-quart pot with lots of room to spare to a 13 ¼ inch salad bowl. (The same pot is too tall to fit on the next tier unless I flip the lid.) It fits 5 ½ and 3 ½ quarts Le Creuset, and

Very impressed by the workmanship of the Enclume 6-tier cookware stand. I hadn't considered purchasing one until I read the postings from reviewers along with the company's history. I'm glad I stumbled upon it as it opened up a lot of my cabinet space for other food storage necessities. It came assembled (which was already a huge plus) and perfectly balanced. I quickly displayed my cookware away from any traffic areas in my kitchen.it's in a visible corner tucked away since it's the most ideal…

I think this product was designed and sold by divorce attorneys. VERY strenuous efforts are needed to put it together. The shelves are 3 bent metal pieces, you have to hold two, one on each side of the vertical bar, and then slip a barrel bolt on one side and a barrel screw on the other. Then use your third hand to twist the hex key to engage them. The real trick is getting the third piece of the shelf to meet-up with the holes in the vertical bar and fitting the bolt and screw in before it…

The stand is well designed and very sturdy. In hammered steel, it has no residual grease or manufacturing schmutz. Some reviewers commented on assembly difficulty; I think it was relatively easy once I realized that the shelf parts capture the upright at every vertex. In other words, the upright is between the two shelf arcs that come together at every upright. Install the screws finger tight everywhere, then tighten (per the instructions) the top shelf first (after leveling), then the bottom…

Storage space is tight in my kitchen. My cookware is heavy and a challenge to manage in limited cupboard space. The 8-tier rack solved that for me. I have another four-tier rack where most of my Le Creuset is stored, but I needed something larger for the balance of my pots. The rack freed up cupboard space for pantry staples and essential appliances. I bought extra hooks to accommodate my cast iron skillets and other items. Even my apron has a home on the rack. My kitchen is now far better…

This pot rack is awesome! It is sturdy, attractive and fits perfectly in our small space. This rack has been in my sights for years but never pulled the trigger due to cost and the looks of our old pans. Well, my spouse had just bought a set of brand new pans and then when I saw this for half the price of what local retailers were selling it for I had to go for it. The only caveat was that I had to assemble it. When the relatively small box arrived, I became nervous hoping I hadn't made a…

Hard to put together only because 1. the directions sucked and 2. not all of the holes were drilled appropriately.if we wouldn't have had a drill and bits this would have been returned.

Bought this rack to put the cookware in to free up space in my kitchen drawers. I love it. Very sturdy, but a bit of a challenge to assemble. Hubby actually allowed me to help - 4 hands were very helpful.

Needed somewhere for my cast iron and am very pleased with this purchase. I have one or more cast iron pots, skillets, or pans on each shelf and it shows no signs of stress. It was a great choice.

I wrote into customer service in two places and never heard back to date, and it’s been more than a month. Ours came with one defective piece where my husband would have to bend it to fit. Not worth the hassle of repacking to return for exchange. I planned to order three, but we are disappointed by the craftsmanship and quality control for its cost.

I bought this to house my Staub enameled cast-iron collection. It's beautiful. My only "problem" with it is that the opening are not large enough for all my pieces. I have a square griddle that won't fit in it and neither will my 12" skillet. It's not a huge problem as my other pieces fit fine but if I were to have a do-over on purchasing a rack I wouldn't buy one with varying sized shelves like this. I'd likely go for a square or rectangular piece.That said, the piece is beautiful and elegant.

This is the perfect pot rack if you’re looking for something that is super stable and very heavy duty. Disregard all the reviews that say it’s very hard to assemble because it’s super easy if you have any clue what you’re doing. The shipping was fast all the parts were there assembly was quick and I would purchase this again in a heartbeat.

I have had a large amount of camp ovens sitting on the floor in my kitchen. I can not tell you how many times I have people kick them. Seen one of these in Sur La Table holding Le Creuset french ovens and said. I think that will work. So I bought one and it does. From bottom top you will see:12" deep (8qt) with a cast iron pie pan on top12" standard (6qt)10" deep (5qt)10" standard (4qt)drop biscuit pan8" standard (2qt)2qt casserole1.25gallon potjieI still had to leave my…

I never write reviews, but I felt compelled to do so for this product. This is the perfect rack for my cast-iron collection that I inherited from my grandmother. I'm able to put a couple of pans on each tier. It is VERY sturdy.

This is beautiful and works perfectly in my kitchen. I have an enormous Le Crueset that fits perfectly on the bottom. I originally bought the 6ft. but it was too small to hold my largest pots. My only complaint was that the wood disks did not come with the 8ft. That made it quite expensive. That being said, I am thrilled with my purchase.

I've always wanted on of these to display my Le Creuset collection on. Looks great and was easy to assemble. Tiered Shelf.