Hanging sideways, how many pots do you have hanging from the 33" rack? Will 7 of the Cuisinart pots &amp; skillets fit on this rack?
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Yes, you can fit that many. We have two racks side by side and have more skillets than any one kitchen should ever have. We made sure it was fastened into a stud because we knew we'd be putting some weight on them. If you hang them in the right order, they'll sort of nest in each other--making ample room, and the material of the pot rack is really sturdy as are the hooks. Just get an extra set of the hooks. Forgot to mention that ours hang freely since the rack is attached to the lower edge of an overhang, but I think the nesting effect would still work even if there were a wall behind them. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure what the manufacturer recommends, but I've had 6, good sized 8" pots on a 3 shelf set up with absolutely no issues. These shelves are great!
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We added additional "S-Hooks" which provide variable hanging height. They are easier to use with our pots which have a small hanging hole in the handles. With only 2 hanging points, keeping the rack balanced as pots are added or removed is sometimes a challenge.
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Seven people swear they are straight, so that means the pans will NOT stack? Why would anyone design pans that can't stack for storage?
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I'm confused. I saw this exact item on another site and it stated Measures 28.25" W x 18" D x 36" H yet here it states it is 51.5 inches including the racks. I can't imagine the side racks adding that much more width. Can you please advise?
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The chains are about 7" long, but if you measure from the eye hooks that are attached to the top decorative frame of the pot rack to the ? (question) mark hooks they come with, they measure about 10 and 1/2". You can easily shorten them if need be just by removing a link or two or make them longer buying some extra chain links in a hardware store or home improvement store. I found they are just the right size to hang over a kitchen island and not bump your head on the pots. balancing the weight of the pots and lids on top is the key to keeping it level. Good Luck, you will like your new pot rack! The chains are about 7" long, but if you measure from the eye hooks that are attached to the top decorative frame of the pot rack to the ? (question) mark hooks they come with, they measure about 10 and 1/2". You can easily shorten them if need be just by removing a link or two or make them longer buying some extra chain links in a hardware store or home improvement store. I found they are just the right size to hang over a kitchen island and not bump your head on the pots. balancing the weight of the pots and lids on top is the key to keeping it level. Good Luck, you will like... » Read More The chains are about 7" long, but if you measure from the eye hooks that are attached to the top decorative frame of the pot rack to the ? (question) mark hooks they come with, they measure about 10 and 1/2". You can easily shorten them if need be just by removing a link or two or make them longer buying some extra chain links in a hardware store or home improvement store. I found they are just the right size to hang over a kitchen island and not bump your head on the pots. balancing the weight of the pots and lids on top is the key to keeping it level. Good Luck, you will like your new pot rack! « Show Less
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HiI have been using it for about 3 months now, maybe a little over that, but they are good to organize your little space.cant say exactly how wide, but I am using it to put my biggest orgreenics pans, about 12" and evn my orgreenics grill, as well as a very small about 5" pan in the front.works fine. Hope this helps. But you definitely cannot put pots, if that was what you were thinking.
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I have 6 pans/ pots hanging. (paula deans) a stock pot on the top along with some cook books
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I have my racks screwed into a pine ceiling and one rack has five cast iron skillets of different sizes hanging from it. I just read the other answers and thankfully I didn't read them first. As along with the five cast iron skillets, I have a total of 14 skillets and pans consisting of the cast iron, All-clad and Swiss Diamond. I have four of these racks with a bunch of pots, pans and skillets. Obivously I brought additional swivel hooks!! I am not allowed to buy anymore to support my bad habit.
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The space between each shelf section on the rack is about 2 and half inches. If the depth of your pans are that or less they should fit if your cupboard is wide/deep enough. Three shelves are about 7 and a half inches and 2 are 9 and a half inches from front to back or top to bottom depending on what position you use the rack. I would probably use the rack in the horizontal position for Pyrex as they are heavy (if glass). I use mine in the vertical position for fry pans. It is sturdy enough for them. I am happy with mine for that purpose. Hope this helps.
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Yes, I have used a large pot to make stew on this along with a 6" skillet and a 12" skillet. I had no problems with it holding my pots and pans.
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I suppose it depends on your wall and how well it is mounted but mine works great! I have a 7 piece Cuisinart Tri-Ply set hanging there (which includes a very heavy 13" skillet, as well as a metal colander and another 13" Circulon grill pan) and although I have to stack a few things on a few of the hooks, it works fantastically. It's very strong and sturdy but doesn't stand out too far from the wall. It's a total space-saving life-saver! GET IT! You'll love it!
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I have 6 pots and pans on mine and I can't imagine having 12 on it. It's pretty full with 6.
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Two Solarrdadd (or anyone) who made a 6 shelf rack buying two of these..that was my thought as well...what is the height doing it that way? Thanks
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It includes the handles and then some. The sides are 3 inches. The handles stick up to roughly 5 inches. Rack and pan handles stick up to about the same height.
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I mounted it on my ceiling and hang eight frying pans from it. To get the pans to hang perpendicular to the rack you need to use hang two of the S-hooks together to rotate the tip of the hook 90 degrees. The single S-hook protrudes out from the rack (like in the pic) and you can only hang a couple of pans from the bar that way. But when you rotate the S-hook you can nest a lot of pans together. It's definitely strong enough to hang any numbers pots and pans, to answer your question, as long as you mount it into wood and not drywall.
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Yes. The actual hooks that the pots hang on are "v" shaped and simply sit over the rack's edge. So you can use all of them or less, you can hang pots from either side of the "v" hook, and you can position them wherever you want around the edge.