How easily does this hold pots and pans?
779568
Small pots and pans are no problem. Something with approx. 14" diameter should also fit with no issues.
779569
The bottom rack is good for holding smaller pots and pans, there's about 6-8 inches of clearance. The top rack can be used for larger pots but will take away space for plates, etc.
779570
It holds quite well. Just don't overload it with dishes bc it will not fit causing the dishes or pot to fall over. Trust me i tried to overload it with pots and dish..my pots were falling over. :)
779571
verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry well....sturdy, it's a keeper
779572
It depends on the size. Frying or saute pans, even large ones, fit fine on top. I set mine in place and point the handle down to prevent rolling. Large saucepans fit better on the bottom. Dutch ovens or stew pots may fit on top, but they are so big this might be precarious. Also, they take up a lot of room so you may decide to just dry those separately.
1764297
I don't know how much weight it will hold exactly--on that I would check with the manufacturer if possible. It will really depend on how you mount it, as others have mentioned. If you mount it in joists, it will be a great deal more sturdy. We have lots of pots and pans hanging from ours, as well as a few big pots on the shelf part, and some light baskets and lids. So far, so good! Hope this helps! :-)
1891050
I haven't weighed the pots & pans I have hanging on this, but for about 6 months now it has successfully supported 2 cast iron skillets, 3 stainless steel skillets, 4 handled pots of varying sizes and 4 glass lids. I would just recommend making sure it's well anchored in the wall.
1430671
Hummm.not sure, but I have it full of all my pots & pans and it's as smooth as if it were empty .....
1764293
The amount of weight it will hold has more to do with how well you install it, but I can say that my rack currently holds a lot of pans. Two large skillets, 5 pots, and three smaller pans
480949
You can absolutely store pots and pans, but I would say that only your smaller to medium size pots/pans would probably fit. The shelving is setup so there's a decent amount of usable height below the pull out drawer so stacking is a very viable storage method.
1061837
Yes. It's no problem at all... yet they stay in place once you've positioned them. Pots and pans don't slide around so easily that they bang into each other if bumped.
1662
My pots and pans don't hang side ways but don't face flat against the wall. There's a slight angle. I'm happy with it.
551572
I have many small plastic pots and saucers on the shelves. I would say it can bear quite a bit of weight, considering the pots are often wet.
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.
816174
I don't have pots and pans in mine but if it is securely attached to a shelf, I don't see why it wouldn't. It is so heavy duty and well made, I think it could easily handle pots and pans.
1106423
Yes, it has been sturdy enough for my stainless steel pots and pans without any problems. You will want side support for frying pans. Usually I'll prop a plate up, then the frying pan next to it. It is a good little rack.
1339769
While not designed to hold pots and pans, I did test mine with 2 cast iron skillets and the magnets held just fine. I can't say if I would recommend this for any great length of time though.
1534596
It could hold it as long as they were small to medium and light weight. I wouldn't put very heavy pots on it. But small to medium would be fine.
1624997
It is very sturdy. We have quite a few heavy pots and pans on it and have had no issues. I have been very pleased overall with the product.
310198
It is very light. You won't have a problem lifting the pan at all. It isn't heavy like the ceramic pots. It cleans up very easy also.
2096930
I have several that I use to hold pots and pans. One holds two large Corning Ware roasting pans that weigh a total of 12.5 pounds. I have others holding dinnerware that weighs at least as much. Have had no problem with any of them.