🍳 Vdomus Adjustable Pot Rack Organizer with 4 DIY Methods, Expandable up to 31 inches, Holds 13+ Pans, Black Metal Kitchen Cabinet Pantry Pot Lid Holder Review

I have two of these but only one fits in my closet. In the end I'll find a use for another. Installs easily. My All-Clad D3 collection fits perfectly. I definitely prefer this style of organization to what I used to do when I stacked them with guards between cups. It's much easier to take what you want, when you want, without having to play Jenga every time you want to cook something. The ease of pulling out what you want (and back) at will inspires you to cook more often.

I've just moved into a smaller apartment where every inch of storage space needs careful planning and use. Any product that helps organize all of my household items is a huge asset. This pot organizer is very durable and seems to be able to withstand a lot of abuse. The baffles are very easy to set up and move, and the multiple slots allow for a lot of flexibility in distance. This way you can create just enough space to hold the pot and still give it good support. I was really surprised how…

I understand that creating something to organize pots and pans in a cabinet and still make it accessible to everyone, no matter the size or type of gear, can be a daunting task they have for cooking food. but I think it could be done better. It was easy to assemble. However, it can be adjusted to your sizing needs: it feels fragile and I accidentally pulled out the dividers just by pulling out the pan. I remember assembling it on the kitchen counter and thinking I could just lift it and slide…

Biggest pluses are the multiple configurations and depth adjustment. I bought this exclusively for my cast iron pots/pans. I use it on my Lodge 3Q, 5Q pot, pot and lid combo and cast iron wok, among others, but only on the lower/lower shelves. I put cast iron pans on the upper shelves. I'm not sure I would trust the heaviest pans on the top shelf in an upright position. To be on the safe side, I inserted a strong spiral binding through the anchors along the outside length of the frame to ensure

I understand that creating something to arrange pots and pans in a cabinet can be a daunting task and still make it workable for anyone, regardless of the size and type of cooking appliances. . but I think it could be done better. It was easy to assemble. However, it can be adjusted to your sizing needs: it feels fragile and I accidentally pulled out the dividers just by pulling out the pan. I remember assembling it on the kitchen counter and thinking I could just lift it and slide it in the…

As others have said, this is a heavy and well made product (another weak point). I'm sending it back because it doesn't work in my configuration. I remodeled my kitchen and added a deep drawer for pans and lids. I decided to make some kind of insert so they don't get stacked on top of each other and to protect them. But I never got that far. So I went to Revain and found this product. It does everything listed and has a decent finish (I think it's powder coated). Unfortunately, I overlooked…