🔪 Space-Saving Stainless Steel Kitchen Utensil Rack: Wall-Mounted Hanger with 8 Removable S Hooks - Ideal for Organizing Knives, Spoons, Pots, Pans, and More! (20 Inches / 50CM) Review

Good quality item. Stainless steel, as well as the strength of the hook. Ease of installation. However, the way it was handled with the delivery is not good. They put it in a small box. Luckily, I was able to fix the curvature with no problems. I will buy again and recommend.

It's nice to have those things on the wall that your family members keep putting back in the wrong order so everyone knows where they belong. If you plan to hang dishes, there shouldn't be an issue with durability. We used screws as adhesion doesn't work well on textured plaster walls.

Great for the price as as a 5 restaurant service technician I am very impressed with the stick on the brackets. I think the bar will break before these fail, as long as your surface is clean and grease free you shouldn't have a problem with this bar. The staff is very happy with the look and how well it is holding up. I have used it on tiles and am very happy with it.

This hanger has 8 hooks that move and won't fall off the rod, but can be easily removed if you want to use less of them. Seems pretty strong. We installed two of them between the fridge and the wall. Holds our cast iron pans, lighter weight non-stick pans, and lids and skirts. Highly recommended.

Great for the price as a maintenance man for 5 restaurants I am very impressed with the stick on the hooks. I think the bar will break before these fail, as long as your surface is clean and grease free you shouldn't have a problem with this bar. The staff is very happy with the look and how well it is holding up. I have used it on tiles and am very happy with it.

Dad's new apartment has 2 tiny kitchen drawers. This solved the problem of where to put the dishes. He loves to keep things neatly organized and the sliding hooks make it easy to keep organized. Well built, no sharp edges so I don't have to worry about him cutting his hand when he's reaching for something. I mounted with screws, not glued.

I mounted it to the ceramic tile wall behind our stove using the screws, wall plugs and dowels provided. It wasn't a difficult install, but it did require purchasing a ceramic drill bit and carefully drilling the hole to ensure the holes were spaced to match the braces. This seemed like a more solid install than using the tape method. The result was a very solid, professional looking rack as the screw covers covered the screw heads. The stainless steel finish also looks good and the hooks are…