Review of Angled Pot Hooks (Pack of 6)

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These work terrifically for me. I hang all of my pans on a rack over the sink with them. It probably creates (out of thin air!) the amount of space that would otherwise fill 2 deep drawers. Having them at an angle was useful for me to be able to fit so many pans on them I first tried the straight hooks, and couldn't hang as many pans in the space with them.

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Perfect for the hammered steel pots and pans, small corner rack by Enclume. I doubled the use I get out of my rack by rearranging the pans to nest starting at back corner angle and coming forward. This is an important tool for expanding my small kitchen.

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These pot rack hooks hold my heaviest antique cast iron pans with ease, and look attractive while doing so. I often double-up on one hook and there is no bowing or indication of strain. Even when heavily loaded, the hooks are easy to move about (slide left or right) without threat of the hook coming off the rack or the pots off the hook. This order was to supplement my inventory (several sets) of the hooks and none have rusted or discolored over many years of use. Enclume is the best quality pot rack system I have used (in stainless steel) and I highly recommend without reservation.

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I purchased an Eclume pot rack a few months ago and love it but it did not come with enough hooks and/or pointing the right way. This was to help organize my kitchen and make additional space in my cabinets. It really does the job. The new additional hooks make a big difference. Matching pots and pans pointing in the same direction in graduated sizes.... nice. And they don't sit in one another to scratch the finish.

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Solid, strong, and right-angled for when you want to "spoon" your pans together. Pretty spendy for just bent metal, though, which is why I demote them to a 4/5.