Hanging pots kitchen

Sometimes our kitchens get overlooked when we’re pinching pennies. When it comes to design, we tend to focus on what can easily be deemed as the essential rooms: living room, bedroom and dini…

Pot rack is very functional way of organizing your cookware. Usually found in more traditional style kitchens it could also be used in transitional kitchen styles. Whether is for space reasons or for design effect hanging your pots on a rack above the kitchen island or above the stove is useful, beautiful and classic. Pot …

Make your own brass kitchen rail to hang your pots or utensils. This DIY is easier than it looks!

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When storage space is at a premium in the kitchen (or any room, for that matter), you’ve got to think vertically. We love hanging racks for pots and pans; they ensure your cookware doesn’t take up valuable cabinet or drawer space, and give purpose to spaces that would otherwise likely go unused. If you’re unsure where a hanging rack would fit in your kitchen, take a look at these 10 hot spots where a rack just fits.

Palmer’s Pot Racks are each custom built to fit your space and meet your needs. • Can be configured for Ceiling or Wall Mounts • Classic Ball style and our Modern Studio Styles • Available in 1” diameter and 3/4” diameter tubing and connector sizes • Provided in 10 lustrous finishes • Four styles of

Having a pot rack in your home can be a very handy thing. Not only can it work for storage, but it can double for a great statement and décor piece. These 7 ideas are not only super easy to make…

simple and thrifty hanging pot rack

Last week I decided this was the month I was finally going to hang my pots and pans on the wall. My first step was to find an easy-to-install weight-bearing wall system for the seven pans I plan to clear out of the cupboard. Here’s what I decided on: After doing loads of internet research this week and consulting the wall-mounted pot rack roundup I did a few months ago, I decided that I’m most fond of the rail-and-S-hook system, like the one seen above.