🍴 Wrought Iron Kitchen Rail with 10 Hooks: Wall Mounted Utensil Holder Rack for Gourmet Chefs – 17 Inch Black Wallniture Review

I have a tiny kitchen and this was perfect for freeing up closet space! I was able to get a cast iron skillet, 4 mini skillets, a 12" and an 8" skillet, a grill pan and lid, and a few cooking utensils. It is very durable. If there was more space, I think it could carry even more weight.

EXCELLENT! We don't have a lot of storage space in our kitchen so I bought these for our pans. I love her. They're durable, fit my small walls, hold up well, and come with lots of extra hooks. My husband had a little problem with the hanging on one side but then we realized it was the chimney side of the slat wall. This booth stays! I'm trying to figure out where I need another set, I love them so much.

This looks so good in the kitchen. He has many snags. I bought a small wire basket from a dollar tree and hung it on a rack on the side to hold frequently used small tools. At the other end I hung my new potholders. In between, I hung up the things I use the most and cleared out the entire drawer. I don't have much storage space on the wall, but a large island. It's perfect.

Our kitchen was a bit cramped so finding a place to store oven mitts/pot holders and kitchen towels was a bit of a struggle. I took the risk of buying this scope unnoticed, but it turned out great. I installed it at the end of our kitchen island and it holds 4 mitts with hooks and a kitchen towel over the bar. Since the counter protrudes minimally into the high traffic area, the flush design prevents hook/rod penetration. Glad we got it, the iron look goes well with the cast iron grates in our…

If my experience is that the screws have to be something much softer than butter. My drill had the lowest torque, meaning I can stop the rotation with my fingers. BOTH screw heads popped out even when I was very careful, and twice as much for the second one. Both screws broke in the wall anchors which is another issue I need to solve. It is quite difficult to screw in normal metal, otherwise the product looks good. but I'm having a hard time figuring it out just because they used poor quality…

Just to note that the wall anchors supplied are terrible. Be prepared to drop your own anchors; especially if you have drywall. However, they really aren't made for drywall, but guess what? mine is holding up well. I have a couple of fairly heavy pots that I hang from this thing and although it's so short it does the job well. There's no sign of it loosening, despite being a hefty piece of iron on a fairly thin wall. That probably says more about the anchors I use than the bar itself. However…

dish rack arrived very quickly, carefully packaged to avoid damage in transit. It seems to be solidly made (and in the US too!); and it looks great in our RV's kitchen, where we use it for towels and coffee mugs. The stand's design allows you to hang a fairly large coffee cup without hitting the wall (when the van is parked, of course). The stand itself takes up little wall space and is sturdy enough for everyday use. Comes with lots of hangers and mounting hardware. Very happy with this…