Organize Your Kitchen With Enclume Premier Deep Bookshelf Wall Pot Rack - Hammered Steel Review

I returned the first one as it came rusted! The second ne came missing parts! While the look and sturdiness of the product seems great laying on my floor I can't tell you what it looks like on the wall or how it does the job it's intended to do. I'm extremely frustrated at this point. I appreciate the quick replacement of the rusted one, however my experience hasn't been great so far. Two different pot racks, both with issues. At this price point I expected better.

I'm so happy with this purchase. Beautiful piece: sturdy, well-built. The craftsmanship that went into making this is quite evident. Assembly and install were fairly straight forward. The toggler anchors were useful. My one suggestion for improvement would be to have matching hardware for the togglers and the lag screws. I had one side on a stud and one on drywall and wasn't willing to hang it elsewhere so my hardware is mismatched. Tiny thing, not that noticeable, but there will probably be…

Great size, very sturdy, looks nice. The handyman installed it in only about an hour. Lots of cook book storage. Thanks for attention.

I have nothing negative to say about this item. It's really heavy-duty, looks amazing, and gives me tons of storage in my small kitchen. I was nervous about hanging it because my apartment has metal studs (yeech), but after we anchored a piece of plywood to the studs and installed this on the plywood I could probably do chinups on the thing and it wouldn't fall down. I own AllClad cookware which is also fairly heavy and it holds everything. The shelf is very handy and I have a number of heavy…

Bought for daughter and it was easy to install and of the best quality. You will not be disappointed with this great rack.

This pot rack fit exactly where I needed it and it looks great. That's my review. The installation was easy and the rack is very secure.

One of these was already installed in our house when we moved in 19 years ago. It's amazingly sturdy and holds nearly 50lbs of cast iron skillets and miscellaneous sauce and stock pots. Not only are the pans super easy to get to, it is also a GREAT way to save on cabinet space. I'd give it 10 stars if I could.

My kitchen has a limited amount of storage space and this pot rack has a enough space to hold pretty much all of my pots and pans. The rack is very well built and should be able to hold pretty much anything as long as you install it correctly. One thing I will note though is that I went with the 36' width version, which is pretty massive. Just make sure it will work in your space.I did not have any of the install issues that other people noted. I was able to go directly into the studs.If you go

This is a nice pot rack that is very solid, but reasonably easy to install. It's also spaced so as to make getting both brackets and screw holes easy to get into studs. Other than the price, which is a bit high, I've got no complaints.

High quality steel with beautiful hammered finish. We had a pro install the pot rack and he put it together in an hour and said it was very strong and well made and he'd feel comfortable hanging from the rack himself (he weighs about 180). So far, I have five skillets and saute pans in various sizes, a heavy LeCreuset griddle, three cutting boards, two mesh strainers and a metal drainer and one large sauce pan hanging from the pot rack and a heavy Staub casserole on top. And I"m not finished…

This is a very nice looking, extremely well built and very functional wall pot rack. Much better than the one we originally purchased from Crate & Barrel.

I've had this rack for a couple years now, it's worked great and looks good. It can hold all my pots and pans and I can put my large stock pots on top. Mounting it was a little difficult as I have irregular studs and plaster and lathe walls. I solved this by fixing a 2x4 to the wall across the studs. Only complaint is there aren't enough hooks for my lids, I wish there was a lid tree available to hold multiple lids.

This is such a nice copper pot rack! More hefty and well made than even expected and what a fantactic deal on revain! I've seen this for as much as $600! Buy it here instead!

This wall rack was exactly what I had been looking for. It was fairly easy for my husband to install and it is attractive and sturdy. I especially like that the top rack can be easily removed for cleaning when needed. It freed up so much space in my cabinets--I really couldn't be happier with this purchase!

I decide to return this because I could make one in my blacksmith shop for less money and with a larger capacity. The deep design may require climbing on a stool or ladder to reach higher pots and pans.

This is a fantastic product of the highest quality. We renovated our small kitchen with a goal to maximize space. We had a blank wall that for the past 23 years has done nothing useful for the space. By adding this rack to that space we not only emptied out two cabinets for other uses, but now also have all of my cast iron cookware, pots and lids easily accessible. Highly recommend this rack. It is available in a variety of metals.

Our kitchen has undergone a recent re-organization, and at the end of it we discovered we had more pots-and-pans than places to put them. We have long yearned for some kind of pot rack, to make it easier to grab items (instead of crawling around in a cupboard, stacking-and-unstacking). This was just what we had in mind.The Enclume unit is heavy, but in a sturdy "This ain't going anywhere" way. I think I could hang a hammock from it, with me dangling below. Certainly it's no problem with the…

This thing ROCKS. It is a welcome addition to a very small kitchen. It holds ALL of my pots and pans, no joke. The hooks are great, as well. I worried things might fall off, because I had never owned a pot rack before, but it's all good. Easy installation, but it was heavy for one person to hold while attaching to the wall, so I would recommend two people. Also, the instructions required a 1/2" drill bit, which is pretty huge and we didn't have one, so we improvised by using a 3/8" bit…