Simple Houseware Cabinet Door/Wall Mount Pot Lid Organizer Rack, Bronze - 2 Pack

I use this product to get the saucepan and skillet lids out of my cabinet. They really got in the way!The only way to neatly stack my cookware was not working at all. Having them on the wall keeps them handy and out of the way at the same time.I purchased a second set to store the various racks which came with our new air fryer, and there was enough space for my cooling racks which I use for baking.If your cabinets will allow it, these can be installed on the inside of the doors.I would only change one thing: smaller lids do not stay in the rack.

I didn't use them as they were designed, so my only "cons" was of my own doing. This installation was on a boat and my galley doesn't have a lot of space. One cabinet for pots/pans/everything and one cupboard for dishes/glasses. The racks worked great for the pans however the dishes had an issue. The smaller dishes would drop through because the rack wire was open. Other than that, they worked great.

Sturdiness

I bought this specifically for my cabinet doors. I don't have wall space for it and I don't want it in plain sight anyway. Unfortunately, when delivered, it only comes with long drywall screws. They're designed to go in pretty close to the middle on the rack, too, not the edges, so they're not anywhere near the thick part of my cabinet doors, just the thin center panel that no screw is short enough to work in.They were so unusable for my purpose that I was just going to return them, but I have a friend who had a use for them and some bare wall to work with. But just be warned, they're really not very friendly for cabinet mounting.

Will let you know if it's not satisfactory.

These gave us back an entire drawer we used for just pot lids & cast lids.

And work amazing in small areas. Helped a lot

When measuring, be mindful of how much space this will occupy when you close the cabinet door. The rack itself is at least 4" deep (which it does state in the description), add to that the lids, and that's a few more inches. It may be ok if all your pots in the front part of your cabinet are low or your cabinets are deep enough to push them back enough to accommodate the lid rack when the door is closed. But in my case, my pans are stacked in a vertical wire organizer rack and the cabinet is too shallow to push it back enough. So I wouldn't be able to close the cabinet door. Fortunately, I able to easily return the item.

I have been using these daily for a few months now and it has changed the entire flow of my kitchen for the better.I was impressed with how well they were packaged. The tight zip ties held them together nicely to create a stronger structure with the two pieces so they didn't get crushed or dented in transport. They used plastic wrap to package them so nothing fancy but it honestly isn't necessary for any more packaging.The screw options were great. They came with both dry wall plugs and screws or wood screws. They are fairly light weight so holding them in place to get your marks for the screws was simple with one person.Once installed, they are very sturdy. I even use them for a few small pans that I have a hard time fitting in my cupboards. The divits hold lids with both handles or knobs. If you have handled lids, they do tend to slide around a bit if you move them around. It isn't much of a concern for them falling, even when installed on the wall. For the really small lids, there is an extra spot near the top where you can sneak them in which has given me 2 additional spots to hold lids. They do sit out on a fairly decent angle, so I'd take into consideration how big your lids are in comparison to how much room you have in the space you plan on installing them.Overall, these are the lid holders I didn't know I needed before I had them. A seemingly simple kitchen organizer can make a massive difference, especially in a smaller kitchen

It's alright I guess, but my straight handles don't really work with this product; I have to balance them carefully for them to stay on the rack. It's kinda cool that I can put my pans there I guess. Also, small lids don't fit unless you have a lid below it to enforce it.

Bought these as I needed to organize my lids and like in the picture, my lids are the u shape and as these racks seemed universal I bought them and when they arrived ALL my lids fell through except for the largest one. Returned it right away and bought a different lid organizer.

It didn’t occur to me that the brackets could stick to far out to contain my lids! LOLI have zero clue how you would measure something like that without having the actual product in your hands. My problem was I guess my kids are to small? We had to bend the brackets up so that the lids wouldn’t slip out of the holder.Also the product doesn’t say how long the screws are. Either I have thin cupboard doors or be prepared to buy smaller in length screws. Thankfully I thought to check before screwing them into my cupboards otherwise they would have come through the door entirely.Other than that great product, very sturdy, easy to mount, came with all the hardware.

This product works fine if the pot cover is large and has a knob. Smaller covers fall through if not located in the very bottom slot and covers with handles tend to slide around a lot. To make the unit work for my 1 qt, and 2 qt pots I had to use bungee chord, zip ties and plastic tubing. This solution only after a smaller lid slid through the rack and cracked a kitchen tile.