Will this hold 14" skillets? I have the height in the cabinet to place the skillets on its side.
783834
The diameter should be fine the only issue would be the depth of the pan. The 2 ends have 3 inch spaces and the middle 2 are 2.5 inches so as long as they are not deeper than that it should be fine. BTW I LOVE this product - very sturdy and I actually bought 2. Good luck!
783835
because i hung mine on the wall, the biggest one that goes on the bottom is a 10" skillet. however, i could see a 14" most likely fitting if installed on the inside of a cabinet. although, don't let this picture fool you like it did me. it doesn't install sideways like that, it's vertical
783836
I think it will. It holds my 12" cast iron skillet with no problems, and I have those stacked horizontally.
783837
I think if you placed it horizontally instead of vertically it would work. Mine is standing vertical and my 12 in skillet is on the very bottom and I don't think I could fit a bigger skillet than that on it.
1833733
Actually on the inside of the metal dividers is just over 1 3/4 inches. I use mine for cutting boards, cookie sheets, splash screens, etc. Not sure about a skillet.
1949737
the supports are 8" high and the gap between is 2 inches. The supports are adjustable so you can fit larger skillets. I fit my cast iron skillet in perfectly along side my non sticks.
719227
Yes a 12 inch pot will fit and sit properly. A 14 inch will fit but heat very unevenly
1906329
I use it on an 8" skillet and have an extra 1 inch plus space at the end of the handle cover. I believe it's pretty universal to fit the different size skillets.
1059779
I measured the width inside the oven and it about 14" . As long as the handles don't stick out that far it should work.
1205860
If your 10 in. skillet has straight sides, it should work. Mine will fit in my skillet with straight sides, but not the one that is rounded on the sides.
1463266
It might I have a 14" an it fits with room to the sides so I guess it would fit.
1575952
The dimensions are listed on the amazon website. The weight will be determined by if you anchor it in studs or not. Mine holds some utensils, 6 hanging pots, two large pots sit on top with all the lids to the other pots. These are all lightweight copper/aluminum pots. I don't have my large iron skillet on it. I felt it would be too heavy for it.
1304669
We've used our 14" skillet on it and it worked beautifully; that's the largest pan we own -or need. Needless to say, everything down to a 4" saucepan has worked equally well.
1424060
This will not fit in a cabinet that size. Requires a minimum width of 14.5", minimum depth of 19.75" and minimum height of 22.5".
2150599
No it is too small for the cuisanart 14" pan. A 14 3/4 lid is needed for this pan. We do not believe anyone makes this size so we gave up looking. My wife loves the pan.
1888867
The flange is 14 inches wide. You probably will not have enough room to fit it into a fifteen inch wide base cabinet.
2216046
Dear S.B. Cleary, Thank you for your inquiry. This is a 14 inch lid so, So it should fit a 14 skillet. To get the proper fit of lid we suggest that you measure from rim to rim and round it to the nearest inch. Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you. Sincerely, Tonia D.
2182701
If the bolts are attached into studs, I think it will handle a lot. I hung a 12" skillet, a 10" skillet, (2) 6" skillets, a 10" pot, and a 6" pot all stainless steel calphalon cookware. I ran out of space and never had any strength problems. My pantry was lined with plywood to attach to. It is very strong.
1764296
If you anchor it appropriately, absolutely. Mine has been holding the following for over a year without the any trouble (note: all steel is tri-ply, they are heavy pans): 8" and 12" cast iron skillets; 12" cast iron grill pan; 8" aluminum, fry pan; 8" & 10" steel fry pans; 3 qt steel saute; 1.5 qt steel saucepan; 3 , 6 & 16 qt steel stock pots, a griddle, steel steamer basket, aluminum steamer basket, a set of strainers/spatter screens, a 4lb bamboo cutting block, extra inserts from my 10 cup rice maker, an iron cookbook holder and a small roaster pan. My conservative guess would be that there's about 50lbs of stuff on it. It's hanging off heavy steel eye bolts that were piloted/drilled directly into a ceiling stud.
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If the bolts are mounted into a rigid backing (e.g. wall studs) it should hold. I happened to have plywood sheathing under the wall covering. I ordered an extra set of hooks and had enough room for 3 large pots(6-8 qt. each), 4 larger fry pans, 2 hooks for spoins, 2 smaller fry pans and a colander. It looked crowded but it was functional. Twelve would depend on each pot's depth.