Simple Houseware Wall Door Mounted Pot Lid Rack Organizer, Chrome Finish

This helped with storing all my pot and pan lids. It is anchored with two screws on the top and one on the bottom. I installed this onto a stud and it solid. Having somewhere specifically for lids has made a positive difference in my kitchen. The stainless steel look adds to the organization. My lids do not have center handles, rather a grip bar. This organizer holds them the same. I am happy and no longer deal with sliding or loud lids taking clutter space.

I needed this. It's a great organizer. I have a lot of glass lids and didn't want to break them. This rack came in handy. It was easy to mount and it fits my cabinet door perfectly It's nice and sturdy, not easy to bend.

Works best with knob type handles….watch the depth of your cabinet doors. Even the shorter screws came through slightly. Put a washer or 2 next to the screw head to shorten it’s length.

It can fit 5 lids, even one that's thicker with a built in strainer. Comes with screws to mount, but they aren't self tapping. Plenty thick enough to not bend when loaded. Its been mounted for a few months now and is holding up great. It helped us a lot to organize these lids. It's great for deeper lids, but because if that it sticks out more.

The rack itself is OK, rather flimsy but should hold lids. The design really isn't great for lids with a handle, but should be OK for knobs (all mine have handles, and they don't really seat in the curves of the rack so tend to flop around). The included screws are absolute junk, I don't think I've ever come across weaker screws. I drilled pilot holes on the back of the cabinet door and started attaching the rack with the included short screws. Before it was even half way in, the screw sheared in half, leaving half of the shaft attached to the head, and the other half flush with the cabinet door with no easy way to remove it. Thinking (hoping) it was just a one-off weak screw, I drilled another pilot hole and tried again....and got another broken screw. I got a couple of my own screws and finished the installation with no problem. So my conclusion is the included screws are very low quality, maybe they would work if using the plastic anchors in drywall, but given how easily they snapped, I'd recommend using different fasteners.

I haven't hung it up yet, but it looks very sturdy and will definitely work for the lids I have!

This pot lid holder is so awesome that when I moved from an apartment to a house and acquired more pots and pans with lids, I got another set--so now I have a total of 4. Each rack holds 6 lids total, so each set holds 12 lids, from small to very large. Even large knobs are accommodated well in this arrangement, and it works well in small spaces like apartments or small kitchens. The smallest lid fits on the flat bar against the wall, and then all the other lids can fit on the other bars--I usually stack them smallest to largest as best I can. Lids with rubber knobs and flatter knobs will rest a little easier on the curved rests. I haven't tried any ceramic or heavy glass or pyrex lids on these holders, nor lids without handles/knobs. The racks come with plenty of anchors and screws to make sure they are secured into the wall, and are fairly easy to install and uninstall.

It's a good product.

good

Easy to install. Holds various sized lids with offering handles and took 3 minutes to install with a screwdriver. Would recommend.

Good product holds lids well

Es super practico, resistente y muy facil de adaptar a cualquier tapa.

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