ORDORA Pots and Pans Organizer for Cabinet Expandable Height 11.65'' to 19", 8 Tier Pot Organizers Rack with 3 DIY Methods, Adjustable Pan Organizer under Cabinet Kitchen Organization and Storage

This is a great item! I love it! I recently renovated my kitchen. With the new kitchen I purchased brand new cookware. Heavy cookware, like multiple cast iron pots, pans, a couple of skillets, sauce pots, a dutch oven, etc. This was so incredibly simple to put together.It took no more than 5 minutes. This rack is the perfect way to keep all of them organized, easily accessible & safely separate from one another. Everything slides so nicely in & out of my cupboard, on & off the given platforms, which can be moved and strongly secured into whatever configuration you need them to be in. I couldn't imagine a better way to conveniently store and access such heavy & costly items. What a clutter-buster too! I can't stand messy, disorganized cupboards! They slow and complicated that could be enjoyable time in the kitchen.This fantastic item does come in different materials/strengths, so make sure you get the one that works best for your cookware. Enjoy! I know I am!*Once my cookware is up permanently I will probably add another picture. (Idk where I want this rack yet, so I'm not putting anything back on it until I decide where it's going.)

STOP READING REVIEWS AND GET IT! I WAITED WAY TOO LONG TO PURCHASE! Quality is great, easy easy to put together, easy access to get what you need, great value, very very stable! Only thing is I am greedy sometimes andI wish it was a little taller to add one more pot or lid lol but overall, the storage capacity is good.

It’s good enough for the price. It was one of the few units that checked all my boxes: double-sided, short enough to fit under my sink, listed as heavy-duty, and costing what I was willing to spend. The shelves sag enough that my lighter-weight frypans slid off. My smaller saucepans not only slid off but fell between the “arms” of the shelves (I had anticipated this from reading other reviews). We solved both problems by cutting coated 1/2” hardware cloth pieces to fit the shelves, and zip-tying them on. They are uneven enough and non-skid enough that the frypans don’t slide off, and they fill the gap between the “arms” so the sauce pots don’t fall through. The included instructions and the video for assembly were misleading, in that the brackets shown did NOT have bumps beyond the hooks but our DO have bumps that extend beyond the framework for the bottom shelves. Once we discovered that the “plugs” have holes that allow the sides to stretch around the bumps, though, the rest of the assembly was easy enough. Only time will tell on the durability.

Really simple to put together. Sturdy. Perfect for what I needed. Highly recommend.

The media could not be loaded. Absolutely love this organizer! Everything fits so perfectly, and I still have room for even more pans! Super easy to put together—took no time at all! Super functional and easy to adjust for different size pans!

I was hoping this would help save some space, but it honestly ends up taking up more than expected. It definitely keeps the pots and pans from grinding together, which is great, but the rack needs to be front and center to be functional — not ideal in tight cabinet spaces.The space behind it is tricky to use, so I store things like big pots and crock pots back there, but it’s a hassle to pull everything out just to get to them. If you’ve got plenty of cabinet room and mostly use the same few pans, this could work well. For smaller spaces or deeper cabinets, it’s a bit of a mixed bag.

This is perfect for what I needed! It is easy to assemble and durable. It adjusts to the size needed for pots and pans. Great price compared to other products!

It isn't perfect, and I'll get to that, but this pot rack did a good enough job for me and was worth the price.The good: It's sturdy enough. I mean, the picture with the barbells is ridiculous, but I do have some cast iron on mine and it's fine. I put the heavy dutch oven on the bottom, of course, but the skillets and omelette pans are higher up and I'm not too worried about it collapsing.It really is a lot nicer than having to unstack all my pans to get the right sized one out of the pile. This really makes it all better.Assembly wasn't too bad, most of the time came from taking all of the plastic off and discarding the packaging. They were smart enough to add one extra foot and one extra screw, just in case, a little detail that is very much appreciated. The racks just slot in like adjustable wall shelves, and lock into place easily.The Bad: Well, not "bad" per se. The slightly less than good is the quality of the components is to its price point. The columns are each two sections, bolted together, one fit too loosly, the other was too tight to get in. Very minor stuff, but typical QC for this kind of manufacturing (meaning none). One of my shelves was a little tweaked, but I put it on the bottom and set the dutch oven on it. That pots a beast, it'll hold anything flat.The Ugly: The plastic feet that hammer in and attach to the ends of the bottom rack are pretty suspect. Maybe they'll last, but I don't have my hopes too high. And they're definitely not non-slip. We'll see in a year, but for now they do the job adequately and it's not enough of a problem to remove a star.