How many pots can you hang? Nowhere in the description does it say how many pots it will hold.
630823
The rack comes with 12 hooks. I have 12 pots hanging from the rack. You can purchase additional hooks, but since all of my pots have the same length handles, I doubt if I could fit additional pots. If you stagger short handles with long, you may be able to fit more. The connectors support 250 lbs a piece I believe.
630824
I have a dozen pots/pans hanging plus assorted utensils, like ladles, strainers etc. I secured the supplied grill on the inside of the potrack with tie-clips before hanging the utensils, and bought some extra hooks at a hardware store for those. The amount of weight the toggle-bolts support depends on the thickness of the drywall in your ceiling: it's 265 lbs. for 1/2" drywall, and 356 lbs. for 5/8" drywall. That's probably more pots and pans than you'd ever come close to finding room for anyway.
630825
A least 8 pots will easily hang from this rack. You also have room for a least 4 more on the top. This rack is very sturdy just be sure to distribute weight evenly.I've had mine 2 months and have no regrets.
630826
I think it holds up to 300lbs. It depends on size of pots to how much you can fit.
630827
I plan to hang many cast iron skillets and griddles from this. Am I crazy? Everyone thinks so, but the video showed it supporting a 200-lb man's weight and said it could sustain double that.
1964849
I don't know the actual weight limit, but I do have heavy pots successfully hanging on them.
1891054
I have about 3 pots and pans hanging from mine, with the lids on top. More than enough strength for that. As for a certain weight restriction, Im not sure. Depending on how you fasten it to the wall would probably determine that. I used the sheetrock hooks that go in and spread out behind the wall and tighten up. The alternative would be to find a stud and that would provide the most strength. Just using the sheetrock though for me has been fine. the wood that the shelf consists of is very strong andi would guess could hold up to 30 pounds easily.
1764295
As longs as you anchor it properly, it should hold that and much more. Ours holds 13 pots and pans and all of the lids.
996434
I have 10 large mugs on mine. There are 5 more hooks on the bottom, but you can't really hang mugs on them.
1977810
Yes, you can hang these pans with hooks. That is how I have mine stored. The pots that don't have handles (with holes in the end) I do not have hanging from hooks.
2177350
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!
727858
This pot rack has 10 double-sided hooks to hang things from. I personally have ten pots of various shapes and sizes hanging. I also store all the lids on top. This was a great buy for the price.
799802
This is a one quart pot with lid. It can obviously hold one quart, but this will leave little space for 'boiling'. Depending on the volume of your can of soup, it would be adequate if you avoid overheating and stir often.
403609
Depends on the number of pots and how spaced you want them. It is always nice to have extra hooks, but I didn't need them for my pots.
2064467
various sizes but I thought that was given when you click on details. Anyhow. I have not found a need for any pots of different sizes than what was included.
110140
Heidi, I do wish the stupid manufacturers would put this in the specifications - the same question gets asked over and over again. The answer is that each of the three pots holds one and an half quarts at cooking level. Prior answers at 2.5 quarts are absolutely wrong.
845724
I'm not sure how many it holds but it's almost full. It is held up by the wall or it will fall over. I wasn't impressed.
1898875
Well, think about it...this rack will be suspended from the ceiling. When the weight of pots are on it, nails will not hold it up. I did not like the large screws with eye bolts that came with the rack. I went to Lowe's and bought even better: toggle bolts that allow for a screw with an eye to be inserted. No problem holding up pots and pans with this arrangement. Hope this info helps
1675657
There are 4 mounting locations. This should be mounted to studs in order to hold the weight.If mounted properly to studs, it can hold pots and pans on both the top and on the hooks.
1921770
It is designed for 3 one-pint jars. You can't (or at least I can't) fit 3 quart jars in it. You might put 2 one quart jars in it, but then you'd need a pot high enough.
708151
I did climb up, Tillie. The rack is 3x1&1/2 feet. I have had other pot racks but none so wonderful as this one. It is sturdy, beautiful and large enough to hold a pantry full of pots. I've never been sorry for one minute that I bought this one.