38 inch Pot Bar Rack Wall Mounted Detachable Pans Hanging Rail Kitchen Lids Utensils Hanger with 14 S Hooks Black

Great pot rack. Quality sturdy solid material. Good size, holds lots of pots. Came with 12 hooks. Very easy to install myself with a phillips head screwdriver. Looks great over my kitchen sink window. No danger of banging my head on a pot. Convenient and freed up a cabinet and drawer in my kitchen. I highly recommend. I am very happy with this pot rack and seller.

I love this pot and pan rack. It was very easy to assemble and mount on the wall, and it feels extremely solid. The black cast-iron design has a beautiful rustic charm while still looking sleek and modern. My cookware is now organized, easy to reach, and looks great displayed. GREAT BUY !

Very nice product, easy install and looks great.

I recently installed the OROPY 38 Inch Pot Bar Rack Wall Mounted Detachable Pans Hanging Rail Kitchen Lids Utensils Hanger with 14 S Hooks in Black, and it’s been an absolute revelation for my kitchen! This sleek, industrial-style rack has transformed my cluttered countertop into a beautifully organized, functional space, and I couldn’t be happier with its performance. The design is both practical and trendy. The matte black, heavy-duty iron pipe construction gives it a modern, loft-like aesthetic that perfectly complements my kitchen decor. At 38 inches long, it’s spacious enough to hold all my essential cookware—pots, pans, lids, spatulas, and even a few mugs—yet it doesn’t overwhelm the space. The 14 included S-hooks are a fantastic touch, offering plenty of flexibility to arrange items exactly how I want. I love that the hooks slide easily along the rail, making it simple to grab what I need while cooking. Installation was a breeze, taking just 15 minutes with the included screws, bolts, and clear instructions. The rack screws together like plumbing pipe, which not only makes it easy to assemble but also ensures rock-solid stability. I was worried about sagging, as I’d read in some reviews, but after tightening the connections properly, it holds my lightweight non-stick pans and utensils with zero droop. The rack’s 80-pound weight capacity is impressive, and I feel confident it could handle heavier items like cast iron skillets if I placed them strategically.[](https://www.amazon.com/Hanging-Detachable-Kitchen-Utensil-Organizer/dp/B07D11D856)[](https://www.amazon.sg/OROPY-Mounted-Detachable-Hanging-Utensils/dp/B07D11D856) The space-saving benefits are phenomenal. My cabinets are now free of stacked pots, and my countertops are clear, giving my small kitchen a more open, airy feel. It’s so convenient to have everything within arm’s reach, making meal prep faster and more enjoyable. The rust-resistant, low-reflective matte coating is a nice bonus, keeping the rack looking pristine and scratch-free even after weeks of daily use. Cleanup is as simple as wiping it down with a damp cloth. I also appreciate the versatility of this rack. Beyond kitchen use, I could see it working as a towel rail in a bathroom or a plant hanger on a balcony, as suggested by the product description. The detachable design adds even more flexibility, allowing me to reconfigure or move it if needed.[](https://www.amazon.co.uk/OROPY-Industrial-Hanging-Utensils-Organizer/dp/B07D1MMBJ8) For the price, the OROPY Pot Bar Rack is an incredible value, combining durability, style, and functionality in one package. It’s a must-have for anyone looking to declutter their kitchen and add a touch of industrial chic. I’m already planning to buy another for my garage to organize tools! If you’re on the fence, don’t hesitate—this rack is a total winner and has made my kitchen both more efficient and more beautiful. Highly recommended!

I was skeptical w the price being so low. But it’s very heavy duty and simple to install. Highly recommended

Very nice pot rack

**Update** **I added a photo. I noticed a review that mentioned their rack was sagging? No problems with that for me all though my pans as you see in the photo are lightweight. Also your racking is sagging you need to tighten that screw pipe up a couple more turns. It would take something pretty heavy to make this rack I put up droop imo. Maybe if I hung an iron skillet in the middle? In such case I would probably move it to the end and place something lighter in the middle. I saw someones review with their rack sagging from lightweight spatulas etc and I guarantee that rack can be snugged up to take that droop out** I'm very happy with this purchase. I had a few non-stick pans I would like to keep safe. I ordered because it fit the measurement. Was very surprised at how solid the rack is made. Almost looks like 3/4 screw pipe. It does indeed screw together exactly like screw pipe for those of you that are plumbers. Very well made and solid yet looks subtle and nice. I was surprised to find I could hang 4 frying pans from it, ranging from a small 8" pan, to about a 14" pan. Tight squeeze, but they all fit without touching. A+ would recommend.

They are strong and very reliable. For the price, you would expect some downfall but I personally cannot write any. I would say that it would be better if you had studs rather than use the nails and the plastic hooks that come with it. Simply because it's drywall, and if you're planning to put up stainless steel pans in a row, it will be heavy. But there are many ways to counteract that with the right materials. Nevertheless, I definitely recommend it.

Looks good, holds pans well and is sturdy.

J adore

Drywall anchors supplied are useless. Of the 6 installed, only 1 expanded and "grabbed" the drywall. The other 5 did not engage. Based on experience, I drilled the holes 1 bit size smaller which was perfect. But when the screws went in, 5 of the anchors just didn't expand. The plastic inside must have stripped as the screws just spin around and don't tighten. A trip to the hardware store to get a better quality anchor is in order. Other than that, the rack is of sturdy materials and build quality and looks good.

Good for what it does, just you should use better screws for it and attach it to a stud, if you don't you are making a bit of a risk.

Didn’t hang my frying pans the way they display in the picture can only hang 2 on each side