Product description
CHOEZON Pot Rack
This pot rack is designed for cookware to meet your storage needs. Constructed from sturdy metal tubes, it offers stable support for pots and pans while allowing water residue from washing to drain away quickly, keeping your cookware dry and clean. It blends practical style with functionality, eliminating mess and disorganization with its 6-tier storage space, creating a tidy kitchen where you can enjoy effortless access to your cookware.
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Rounded-Tip Design
Features stylish, rounded tips that enhance the visual appeal and help prevent bumps.
Sturdy Structure
Adopts a wide-at-both-ends, narrow-in-the-middle structure for both aesthetic and practicality.
3 Bottom Feet
The bottom feet enhance overall stability, preventing accidental tipping.
6-Tier Rack
Provides ample storage space, making it easy to organize pots and pans.
| Color | Black |
| Material | Metal |
| Product Size | 16.5''L x 16.5''W x 58.9''H |
| Package Contents | - 1 x Pot Rack - 1 x Anti-Tip Device - 1 x Accessory Package - 1 x Assembly Manual |
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| Price | $79.99 | $31.29 | $29.99 | $42.49 | — | $22.49 | — |
| Color | Black | Black | Rustic Brown, Black | Rustic Brown | Rustic Brown, Black | Black | Rustic Brown, Black |
| Material | Metal | Metal | Particleboard and Metal | Particleboard, Iron | Metal, Particleboard | Metal | Engineered Wood, Metal |
| Top Board Size | 16.5''L x 16.5''W | 32.5''L x 11.8''W | 23.6''L x 14.2''W | 29''L x 12.5''W | 38.5''L x 21.6''W | 23.7''L x 15.7''W | 51.2"L x 31.5"W |
| Total Height | 58.9''H | 10.6''H | 6.3''H | 16''H | 66.9''H | 0.8"H | 36.2"H |
| Assembly | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |

5.0 out of 5 stars Sturdy, Snug-Fitting Pieces, Generously Sized Despite the dimensions of this pot rock being clearly stated on the product listing, I still was taken aback by how generously sized it is! It could easily hold a decent sized stock pot, heavy dutch oven, and all nearly all frying pan sizes.Putting the rack together was more time intensive than I’d thought it would be, but with my favorite show on in the background, it was fairly painless to assemble. The trickiest part was figuring out how to balance different pieces while screwing in the bolts. As noted in the assembly instructions, it would be much easier to have a second person with you to help hold pieces in place, but it IS possible solo!NOTE: some of the pieces had to be snugged/jimmied slightly into place. This made the solo assembly more difficult, but again, not impossible.The bolts were a very snug fit, and a few of them needed to be screwed in first just to find and wear through the paint on the threads a little. The allen wrench included was the only tool I ended up using, but my hands did get fatigued; this rack is made up of a lot of pieces!For safety, there is a wall-anchored strap included to prevent tipover, but on a hard floor, as long as heavier items are placed toward the bottom, I’m doubtful tipover would be an issue other than during an earthquake.Despite this rack specifically being designed to hold cookware, my plan is to use it for housing some of my plants! Due to the more generous size, I’m looking forward to seeing it draped and climbed on by some of my vining plants. The flat surfaces will need some kind of solid cover placed over them since the wires aren’t very close together (again, bc it’s made for cookware, not plant pots), but the overall curved shape and high weight capacity make it perfect for multiple decent size plants!