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My husband and I are happy with this purchase. We are slowly upgrading the kitchen and we wanted stainless steel to go with our appliances/knobs/faucet...etc. It's simple, which we both like. The only thing I would change is that it should come with 5 pot rack hooks and not 4. You can purchase more separately on Amazon, but you get 6 hooks for $7.95. I definitely don't need 6 more. So I'll stick with the 4 that were included.
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When I renovated my kitchen a little over a year ago I installed this wall rack. It is very strong and very solid. It does need professional or at least a very knowledgeable person to install it. I hang frying pans and similar heavy items and so far it has borne their weight very well. I recommend additional hooks as you will need more than it comes with.Best Deals for Cuisinart Chef's Classic 33-Inch Bar-Style Wall-Mount Pot Rack
I looked at all the hanging racks available for my shiny new all-clad stainless steel pans. I needed one that would go on a flat surface and could be nice and high so the pans could be hung over my sink without any dishwasher bumping his head on them. This is just right, and it's nice and strong. I have hung the entire set from it, and it would take more. Excellent value too.Honest reviews on Cuisinart Chef's Classic 33-Inch Bar-Style Wall-Mount Pot Rack
I have been looking for a pot rack for my narrow closet for a long time. Most were junkie or stuck out too far. This rack is good looking, slim, affordable, and strong. The only problem we had was that it needs to be attached on studs and they weren't centered in the area where I wanted to hang it. We attached a 1x4 to the wall, painted it, and attached the rack. It looks great and I may even add another!Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Cuisinart Chef's Classic 33-Inch Bar-Style Wall-Mount Pot Rack
We've owned this rack for ten months now, and have no complaints. It's well-made, holds our pots without a problem, and was easy to install. It looks good, and works well in our 1960's ranch with low ceilings and a narrow kitchen the pots are right up against the wall and don't take up much room. It makes the place look like a professional kitchen! I initially wondered if the pots resting against the wall would chip or leave water marks on the paint, but we only put them up when dry and are careful not to bump the wall, and that hasn't been an issue. I would recommend it to anyone.
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