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I am really happy with this pot rack. It looks fantastic and it hold all the pots and pans that I needed it to. I was concerned that there were not enough hooks but there are, I don't think I could add another pot if I needed to.

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I love this item but had to visit the hardware store to replace it's ceiling hardware which I did not find practical. I bought 4 stainless steel hooks so I can screw them directly to wood stud in the ceiling. I didn't want to hang a potential 200 lbs items to the ceiling dry wall material. Better safe than sorry.

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This is a well made and quality product. Everyone that comes in loves the look, and the usability is wonderful. Always know where your pots are and free up cupboard space!

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We own All-Clad cookware and have for years, having first Ltd, but replaced them with All-Clad's copper core cookware to use on our induction range. We needed a new pot rack and after researching many racks settled on this one, not because it was an All-Clad rack, but because of its appearance and sturdy and functional design. It arrived promptly, ordered from Amazon. It was everything expected and was easily hung and accommodates all of our pots and pans so far. Its stainless steel design complements the overall appearance of the pots and pans. The magnetic hooks stay in place and makes placement and removal of the pots easy. It would easily service any type of pots and pans.

I highly recommend this pot rack.

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This is a beautiful rack, that of course matches quite well the All-Clad cookware. I did not install as directed and as the online video suggests using the anchor bolts and not tying into the ceiling joists. Instead, I purchased replacement bolts with a wood screw thread, and tied them into cross "helper" joists I ran between and perpendicular to my ceiling joists. This way the rack is MUCH sturdier and able to support much more weight (not that I expect to put any more weight than recommended on the rack). Most importantly, I will not be worrying about whether my ceiling alone will support the rack. I should note also that my old home, built in 1922, has plaster and lathe for my kitchen ceiling, rather than sheetrock.