Warmiehomy Metal Pot Pan Rack, Wall Mounted Kitchen Shelf with Hooks, Hanging Utensils Holder, Black Shelving Organizer for Kitchen Bathroom Balcony Storage (74.9x34.8x58.9cm)

Looks great and ease to put together. Sturdier and size great

I needed extra storage in my small kitchen, and this rack was the perfect solution. I don’t use it for pots and pans, but it’s great for holding other bits and keeping things organised. Looks neat and feels solid.

Not as sturdy as I was expecting. The other reviews on here make out that it’s super strong and solid. It isn’t that at all. But it will do for now

I have to say I’m extremely pleased! It is really strong and excellent quality. I purposely bought it JUST for my ninja sauce pans to stop them getting damaged. It most definitely can hold more as it’s super strong. 💪 I particularly like the mesh design shelf and the depth. My saucepans have really long handles and they fit perfectly. I don’t have to push the handles to side to make them fit, great stuff! I honestly can’t recommend this enough! Amazing quality and excellent value for money. Really pleased it’s given my kitchen a whole new feel. Love it. Happy shopping folks

As long as the coating lasts, this has been well made and sinple to fit. Use your own spanner if you have one for the four nuts to tighten, as the spanner in the box is loose and will damage the couating on the nut, use a spirit level plumb line and horizontal line to mark the holes. Find where you want the first top shelf hole, carefully measure on the shelves the distance between the centre of the holes. Mark both top hole marks, make sure they are horizontally level and the correct distance apart, use a light pencil for mmarking so there is no clean up. Once you have the the first two holes, measure at the bolt side the distance down to the next holes, this will make sure they are the same distance apart, use a vertical plumb line to make a small mark wher the corresponding holes are on the second shelf. At this stage you should have four little crosses on the wall, plumb and level and at the same distances as on the shelves. drill the holes just 1mm smaller than the yellow plug provided and hammer into the wall on all four, if to tight, widen the holes by 1mm, just make sure the wholes are not to big, theses shelves are well made and heavy. Once the four holes are screwed in and the shelves are attached to the wall, Use a smaller level to check the level of the shelf coming out from the wall, mine was about 20mm out of level due to the weight of the shelf, this is normal. I placed the level under the supprt braces and raised them together 20mm to adjust the shelves front up wards. I marked the goles, gently moved the braces and drilled the two holes. Then the last thing was srew in the two brace screws into the hooles pushing up to show the raw plug 20mm higher. This made the whole process so simple, no struggling to hold it in place and mark the holes at the same time. These instructions are for people who are fixing it themselves with no help. If you have two people to help, get them to hold it in place and mark the four shelf hloes level, follow the last step and you are done. Mine are solid, and I have very soft breeze block walls.

Nothing to dislike about this shelf unit. It's really lovely.

Easy to assemble, it does take a minute to get level so i suggest a spirit level. Apart from that also a second pair of hands is useful.All in all it's now up and wife is very happy it made more room in our small kitchen.

Big and bulky. Really quote large. OK quality. Does the trick.