Pot and Pan Organizer Rack for Cabinet, Expandable Pot Lid Organizer Holder with 14 Adjustable Dividers, Fully Expanded Size 22.83" W x 7.09" D x 7.09" H, Black

I have a lot of cabinets in my kitchen, but not enough to where I could efficiently store all my baking sheets, cookie trays, cooling racks, cake, pans, springform pans, bundt cake, pans, angel food cake pans, and you name it so I used to have this stored in my oven. This made even the simplest reheating project something to be avoided at all costs. Everything became a microwave event, even things that should have had a crispy topping just because of the dreaded project of removing all those pans before preheating the oven. I almost always purchase two of anything I buy for the house because I cannot stand mix and match stuff in disarray sitting around, so I ordered two of these pan racks after combing through Amazon’s website for days and days trying to find the one that would do exactly, precisely, what I wanted it to do and accommodate all of the big pans I had. My pans are larger than normal because I believe that if I’m going to go through the trouble of baking something, I want to make plenty and freeze some of them so I don’t have to do it again anytime soon. Inside the big lower cabinet under the surface unit, I placed this semi fully extended rack, and was so surprised at how many of these big pieces of baking accessories and giant 3.5” deep chicken cooker fry pan with lid that it housed sideways, as well as a wafer-thin splatter screen, etc. Everything was standing sideways, neat and orderly, like soldiers, when I looked in there it was so amazingly orderly with everything at my fingertips. I didn’t have to move anything to pull anything else out and my oven was totally empty if I wanted to dial up a temperature and immediately insert anything. I have other pans in other cabinets so I will tackle those for my next project for my remaining gorgeous pan rack. The two main pieces of the pan rack merely slide into each other whereupon you slightly depress the sides of the heavy upright wire dividers which easily slide into the slots of the two main pieces in seconds. Simple! The tiny bag of rubber nubs—supposedly feet— should be thrown out as totally unnecessary. Anyone having a need to open those double door cabinets will be knocked out at the impressive, neat, orderly site they see. Nobody has cabinet like mine now. I am going to put an entry in my phone contacts that says ”pan racks” followed by the brand name and Amazon information because I know my daughter-in-laws are immediately going to demand the information for those pan racks as well as anybody else who might look in my cabinets. I will be able to put them right on the exact information they need. I wish I would not have waited all these years to put order to pan chaos

Fairly easy to put together. You need to know how many pot covers you have and divide the slots so the covers have enough space on the rack. A little trial and error. Holds large and small covers.

if you have shelves in your cabinet, larger frying pans will not fig with handles up. Will take up more cabinet space since handles will have to stick out the side, taking up more room. Altho it does make it easier to access individual pans (versus nesting them), it will take up more room (if you don't have enough height in your cabinet to put handles up). However, it is useful for items in shelves with less clearance other than pans and pots, like lids, trays, and other flatter items that don't have extensions like handles. The company's customer service was very good.

I bought this for sheet pan storage. It works perfectly, am very happy with it.

Yes I love the fact that you can make the adjustments for your pots depending on the different size it's metal it's heavy duty and it's really great

I did find it difficult to assemble correctly.

Sturdy, flexible spacing. Great addition!

Not exactly attractive. Looks more industrial but totally, totally functional. Not for very wide or very narrow man lids. No more hunting for the right lid; no more dropping a half dozen lids on the floor. Might well have other uses organizing cleaning tools or in the shop