When you remove a hanging pot from the hook, does the hook stay put, or does it come off the rack and land on the floor?
765239
The hooks stay put quite well. I like them better than the hooks that came with my rack and plan to order more to replace the originals.
765240
Miine stays put. They are very solid and made to secure pretty nicely to the baker's rack. I LOVE them.
765241
Might just be the height of our pot rack, but I don't remember a hook ever coming off of the rack.
765242
The holes on all of my pan handles (All Clad skillet, Lodge cast iron skillet, etc.) are large enough that I lift pans right off of the hook with no problem. The part hooked onto your shelving or wall doesn't exactly snap on, but it mostly stays in place. The only time I've knocked one off of my shelving was when it didn't have anything hanging off of it and I bumped into it when I was mopping nearby.We use these in a commercial kitchen too but mainly for spoons and I have knocked the hook onto the floor when removing the spoons but only because I've been in a hurry and you have to lift the spoon at an angle (more so than a pot/pan) to remove it. The holes on all of my pan handles (All Clad skillet, Lodge cast iron skillet, etc.) are large enough that I lift pans right off of the hook with no problem. The part hooked onto your shelving or wall doesn't exactly snap on, but it mostly stays in place. The only time I've knocked one off of my shelving was when it didn't have anything hanging off of it and I bumped into it when I was mopping nearby.We use these in a commercial kitchen too but mainly for spoons and I have knocked the hook onto the floor when removing the spoons but only because I've been in a hurry and you have... » Read More The holes on all of my pan handles (All Clad skillet, Lodge cast iron skillet, etc.) are large enough that I lift pans right off of the hook with no problem. The part hooked onto your shelving or wall doesn't exactly snap on, but it mostly stays in place. The only time I've knocked one off of my shelving was when it didn't have anything hanging off of it and I bumped into it when I was mopping nearby.We use these in a commercial kitchen too but mainly for spoons and I have knocked the hook onto the floor when removing the spoons but only because I've been in a hurry and you have to lift the spoon at an angle (more so than a pot/pan) to remove it. « Show Less
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I would like to know if I can adjust the rack to hang from closer to the ceiling? I do not have very high ceilings and I need it to hang it close to the ceiling so we don't bump our heads on the pans hanging from the rack.
469519
Yes there are hooks that will pull the rack out, but only when it is in the lower position. The heating element does stay on when the door is open, which I see as a safety issue.
263805
It actually hangs from a little latch/hook that is part the base. The base is fairly small, but it's the thing you attach to the cabinet or wall. So, you can easily take the stand off the base, without having to "unscrew" everything. The base stays on the cabinet/wall....and when you need the stand again, just hook it back on the latch/hook. It will not fold.
1471549
It just lifts out. I just use my fingers to lift it out after cleaning it, it rests back on rim of pot
1475479
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.
469517
With the one that I have, there are no hooks on the door. When I slide the rack out, it stays put until I take it all the way out
1463384
No it's really hanging there. If you took it off, the sides would fall down and there would be no basket. Hope that helps.
252537
I bought this as a gift for my son. I will ask him, but it is my understanding that it cannot be taken apart. The S hook hangs from the connection of the three legs. If I find out more, I will email again.
1944928
It retracts fully, except when it doesn't. The weight needs to be installed at just the right location. If it runs into any under sink clutter it can hang up a bit. Usually a little jostling fixes it
1057095
It's fixed, but it's great for hanging baskets. My wife is just about 5 foot and she loves it. She uses it on all out patio plants hanging, railing and ground pots.
750662
It does come off the stand. It actually was a gift for my daughter in Colorado who uses it indoors and out. Have your kitchen vent fan on in case you meat gets smokey.
2249673
The hooks stay on the rail while the bag is emptied. And is easily removed if the handles are used.
727859
It holds alot you can also hang two of the same size pot on one hook.Works best with pots with a ring. Very sturdy the best Ive seen.
382885
You have to reach in. (or you can pull the rack out with a fork or potholder)
729563
If you use the hook, it hangs vertically. Because it's gravity driven, it cannot be used horizontally unless you build a special sheath for it. Hope this helps.
2200274
The rack comes with very long chains... you can adjust the height accordingly by extending the chains, I'm pretty positive you'll be able to reach them as long as you have enough room over your counter / etc to hang it low. While my rack is hung pretty high to the ceiling it's still possible for me to get the pots and pans on and off the hooks with relative ease.