MOKARO Kitchen Pots and Pans Organizer 8 Tiers Pan Racks for Cabinet Adjustable Pot Lid Holders with 3 DIY Methods Lengthened Metal Pots Storage Standing for Countertop - Black

This ultimately fits my needs and I am happy I bought it. I like that it's adjustable and I can fit the pans I need to. The one thing that caught me a bit off guard is the images make it seems like it fits large pans with ease with wire racking fitting completely under the pan. While I can put my larger pans on them, I do not suggest stacking multiple large pans and to keep the larger pans on the lower tier. The wire racks are not big enough to fit large pans completely and placing larger pans on the higher racks causes it to become unstable or they will slide off if the weight is not properly distributed on both sides of the rack. Simply be mindful of this but otherwise it is useful storage device for pans.

I like that this is very easy to assemble and adjust according to your needs, but it is very out of balance due to putting one M bracket on one side at the bottom and the other on the opposite side, which has to insert 1 space above the first bracket. This causes the entire organizer to lean to the side where the bracket is up off of the floor of the cabinet or counter and the pans slide off. I improvised by using about 1 inch of felt tabs that would usually go on the bottoms of chair legs. This leveled the organizer and now it is fine. I will probably look for something else I can use to level this, but for now the felt tabs are working.

This is what we have been looking for. Unfortunately, the design is not perfect.Pro:- Adjustable height on both side- Able to hold up the weight of pans and potsCons:- The shelves disconnect easy when bumped. The shelves often comes off when we try to put in or take out pans/pots- The shelves does sway down slightly when there is weight on it

I like the design but it's not too useable out of the box. The wire shelves are too flimsy to hold most pans unless they are very light weight or small. I am going to have to put some right angle shelving brackets in the cabinet to help support the pans.

Once you figure out how this serves you best, it's a great space saver. I was getting really tired of lifting 4 or 5 skillets to get to the one I wanted to use. It was a headache to figure out how this would be set up best, but once it was put together, it's been a wonderful addition

True to its description, there are 3 possible ways to assemble this; each quite simple; no tools no headaches, no Herculean strength necessary. My personal preference would be that the frame could be adjusted, by some sort of slide and lock-into -place design, because the space ,where I'm using it, has more height than width. That design would also work in a space that has the opposite layout...Seems sturdy enough. Time will tell..

Great concept, but does not handle weight of pots and pans unless they are evenly positioned on each side. Removing one pot from one side causes items on the other side to slide off. The dividers need to be less flexible. If you have a set of light cookware, it would be perfect.

This rack is great but check your pans first, if they are handle-heavy they will try to slip out of this rack, it really requires the pan base be significantly heavier than the handle!