Rogar 1310 36" Bar Rack, Black with Black Hooks

The simplicity of this is what makes it work so well. With its low profile it will hold flatter glass lids but not the thicker ones for my other pots. Fortunately those lids fit inside their pots, but on occasion they will slip out and fall. So it’s a trade off, if the rack came away from the wall a bit more to hold the thicker lids, the thinner lids would slide through. As others have stated, if you’re not screwing it into studs, be sure to use toggle bolts. Some reviews have stated they find the hooks flimsy, I have found them to be perfectly adequate. If you have the wall space to use these racks it will allow you to have more cabinet space, not to mention the convenience of having the pots more readily available.

the rack is excellent. looks perfect in the space.two screws were included in the packaging, but they were too short to go through drywall and properly grip into the studs.i use this rack for three heavy cast iron pans and a steel-core enameled pan, so i couldn't risk it being mounted improperly. i purchased two new screws which were about twice as long and a slightly heavier gauge, at 30 cents each. the local hardware store put black patina on them for me. drilled two holes, screwed thru drywall into the studs (mine are true 2x4s this is an old house) and the rack is now invincible.black patina on the rack and hooks is consistent, with a subtle matte look.design wise, it's old school and clean at the same time. a great surprise for the money.i recommend it absolutely. only caveat is to make sure you mount properly to accommodate heavier items.

These are heavy heavy duty. Just make sure you anchor them into your wall appropriately for the amount of weight you plan tohang on them. They were 3 inches to long for my space (my fault for not measuring). So I bent them with a slight curve over a little barrel and they fit he area perfectly and still look fantastic. I have two, one holds restaurant quality pots and pans (heavystainless steel with clad copper bottoms) and the other holds nothing but cast iron pans and a cast iron dutch oven. All hooksfilled and no problems but once again just make sure you anchor for the load its going to hold up to. I have a small kitchen withlimited cabinet space and this really helps out and really makes my kitchen pop.

The bar is good but the wall anchors with it are not good. If you try to install it onto a drywall like I had to do at my home, do NOT use the wall anchors coming with the package. They are weak! Go to a hardware store and buy two toggle bolts to install it. I got two toggle bolts of size 3/16'', which takes about 100lbs weight. It fits well to the bar.

Great pot rack! Looks beautiful on the wall and was easy to install. One thing to keep in mind...if you can't find 2 studs at the exact space apart to drill into, then the screws that it comes with are not adequate. You need to purchase a toggle screw for dry wall (pictured). My husband bought 3/16 x 3" toggle screws and didn't have to worry about finding a stud to screw into. It's very stable and now I have extra storage space in my cabinets. Great price for this rack.

I was nervous about hanging this but so far it's turned out beautifully. The studs didn't line up with the holes so I used 135 rated drywall anchors. Probably overkill but I come from earthquake country so can't be too safe. The bar doesn't move at all. I've got six items hanging with one being full carbon steel and it's perfect. Just the thing I needed to free up cabinet space and utilize a bare wall.

I love it. It is sturdy and alrge enough to holds two cast iron skillet, a stainless steel wok, two stainless steel pans, two stainless steel saucepans, and two very small, like the size of a piece of bread, cast iron skillets. The stainless steel pans and saucepans are two to a hook because the fit well like that.Please start shipping to Canada. I will want more of these soon and I hate the idea of driving 8 hours just to pick them up again.

Looks great, works well.