Things are looking up for anyone with limited kitchen storage. This Oval Pot Rack hangs from the ceiling, keeping cookware within reach, yet out of the way. It's made of heavy-duty, hard-anodized aluminum for the complete Calphalon look, and is equally as durable as the cookware! Comes ready-to-assemble in compact packaging and includes hanging chains with Quick Link connectors, full assembly instructions and 6 single hooks and 2 double hooks. Additional hooks available separately. No wall/ceiling mounting hardware included.

Heavy duty hard-anodized aluminum

Includes six single and two double hooks

Keeps pans within handy reach

Complete with hanging chains and full assembly instructions

Lifetime warranty

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When one mounts this rack from a ceiling, using the included chains, it helps to use a Zircon studfinder to locate ceiling studs, which are usually 16 inches apart. Next, one can use an electric drill to make starter holes, and then install large eyebolts or screw hooks into the studs. One can use either 2 or 4 eyebolts or screw hooks, depending on how heavy the items on your rack will be. (There are other ways to accomplish this task, but I am only saying how I did it!) Then one can hang the chains on the hooks or use large "s" hooks to connect the chains to the eyebolts. The pot rack should be hanging level at this point.

Now one can begin to add Calphalon pots, pans, accessories, and other items to the pot rack. Place hanging hooks evenly around the rack. (I used more single, double, and spacesaver hooks added to the 6 single and 2 double hooks that come with this rack.) Place cookware on the rack one item at a time, alternating ends, so that the rack stays balanced, and be careful not to exceed the weight limits, as specified by Calphalon. I love to use my rack for French roasters and roasting racks, omelet pans, stockpots and steamer inserts, lots of long-handled utensils, a large old blackened wok, and several antique French and Italian specialty items. I place lighter things on top of the crossbeams of the rack, too, such as bamboo steamer inserts and top for the wok. Have fun with organizing this pot rack!

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Not enough hooks!Jul 08, 2008
By Brian J. Donovan "Spankme"
The pot rack is very similar in both design, appearance and function ability to the professional version. It looks great and does the job very well. The only criticism I have is that this pot rack is big enough for 20 pots and pans or more. Why does it come with only 6 hooks? That's ridiculous.

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Love itJun 08, 2005
By Victor_Newman
I installed it in about an hour. Bought 4 screw-in eyelets and chain link connectors to attach to the ceiling joists at 4 points. It hangs above the island in our kitchen. We can hang all our heavy Calphalon pots/pans on it. I couldn't exactly center it over the island due to where the joists were located, but it's OK. I'm going to chance the old lighting above the island so this isn't as noticable.

I got this from CulteryAndMore because Amazon wouldn't match their lower price.

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Looks great - great with pendant lightsJan 14, 2007
By M.O.B "MOB"
We have pendant lights that hang 42 ish inches apart over our big kitchen island, which made it tough for me to find a ceiling pot rack that would work...so I put it off. This one is perfect (the lights drop down within the ends of rack), and once you find your ceiling joists with a stud funder (important!) it's easy to install. We're very happy. It's actually pretty light (key since our pots are heavy.)

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Pot RackJul 13, 2008
By Ronald J. Wilson
Seller advertised the product and its condition exactly as the product arrived to me. I feel based only on this purchase you can trust this seller.

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