ORDORA 8 Tier Pot and Pan Organizer Rack for Kitchen Cabinet - Adjustable, DIY Methods, Efficient Kitchen Organization & Storage Solution with Pot Lid Organizer Review

Holds all my cast irons perfectly. Display them and save space. I can use my art every day. My house is country style so I have some Dutch Ovens, cast iron and a skillet. It's hard to store when you have a couple and not much space. This is a great solution as it conforms to your dishes, is durable and nicely displays or hides it for you if you have wide, deep base cabinets. You also don't have to pull out all your kitchen clothes to get what you need.

So before I bought this I looked at the dimensions and measured my closet and was ready to go. The thing is very beautiful, durable and high quality. The problem is the size, the shelf fits in my counter with no problems, the problem is the pans protrude beyond the shelves on the shelf. While the shelf fits well, I can't put pots and pans on it because they don't fit in the cabinet. Yes I could put it down instead of standing but then I lost half the storage space so I returned it. .

I can't help but admire this dish rack. I shared with everyone who will be listening how amazing it is. First make sure you have room for it, it takes up little space. It's easier to collect. I sincerely believe that a small child could do this. It is adjustable so you can place all your pans on it. And speaking of all your pots, it holds quite a few pans. Depending on the height and size, I think it can hold up to eight pans. Note that more pots can be accommodated if you turn the lid over so…

Unfortunately, that wasn't the organizer for us. Pros: The metal parts appear to be quite well made, with a protective plastic coating on the metal ends that make contact with your pots and pans. Cons: It's incredibly unstable - wobbles back and forth as you remove and replace items. Also the plastic coating protecting your pans is problematic as it prevents items from sliding in and out easily and the slight rubbing on the metal pins causes the very small parts that hold the shelves in place…

I'm so tired of expensive non-stick cookware stacking up and scratching each other that I finally decided to try tidiness. My wardrobe is 23 cm deep and 23 cm wide. I knew it would fit but didn't consider the width of my pans. It works by placing them on top. There was a top shelf in the closet that I removed. Everything was fine except for a few pans. I can put the top shelf back on a higher level and I can fit 2 or 3. I like it. If it were 2 or 3 inches taller it would be even better, but…

I just installed it so can't comment on its durability. But I'm sure it will solve my irritated headache every time I open the closet. Previous owners installed pull out wire baskets which didn't help. They weren't wide enough for our pans and our tower of pots fell over when we pulled out the drawer. My non-stick pans got scratches from nesting, plus we had to pull everything out if we wanted any of the larger pots or pans on the bottom. And forget about regularly replacing clean pots and…

The only real complaint is that the sizes are not listed. Not only in Revain, but also in the user manual! Their website didn't help with sizing either. I took a risk nope! It didn't fit in our largest closet. You know, the one next to the stove for storing pots and pans. So, I'm here to help you! The main frame measures 16 and 5/8 inches (41.9 cm). If you use the main frame vertically and use both bottom supports you will need 21 and 9/16 inches (54.3 cm). This does NOT include pots and pans…