Can this be mounted to the wall and will the pans stay in place without falling out if they are bumped by somebody?
1401801
the only way i can see it hung on a wall, would be vertical, then the pots would sit on each level
43824
Yes, the cups stay firmly in place. But do not rely on the adhesive backing. I had to eventually use small tacks to fix them to the wall after a few of them fell off.
1662
My pots and pans don't hang side ways but don't face flat against the wall. There's a slight angle. I'm happy with it.
258838
It is held up by 2 mounting clips, it depends on your wall, if you have hollow drywall nails may not do it. Anything solid like wood nails will work.
1474240
This is only a utensil rack...Only comes out from the wall a couple of inches, so, it's really made for spatulas, spoons, etc... They have larger racks on Amazon that are heavier and stronger that would hold your pans... :)
2182699
It depends somewhat on how you mount it. The unit itself is very sturdy and could hold what any set of pot and pans would weigh. If it is mounted securely it should even hold iron cookware.
2284462
If the bolts are mounted into a rigid backing (e.g. wall studs) it should hold. I happened to have plywood sheathing under the wall covering. I ordered an extra set of hooks and had enough room for 3 large pots(6-8 qt. each), 4 larger fry pans, 2 hooks for spoins, 2 smaller fry pans and a colander. It looked crowded but it was functional. Twelve would depend on each pot's depth.
1787032
Most likely. The two arms/hooks at the bottom come up about 1" to 1-1/2" and have rubber tips to prevent sliding. Just make sure whatever arm you're mounting it too can be tightened enough to take the weight without drooping.
759960
No, the handles of the rack do not go over the handles of the pan. What keeps the rack from sliding is that it is the same size as the pan. I have not had any trouble with this.
1898875
Well, think about it...this rack will be suspended from the ceiling. When the weight of pots are on it, nails will not hold it up. I did not like the large screws with eye bolts that came with the rack. I went to Lowe's and bought even better: toggle bolts that allow for a screw with an eye to be inserted. No problem holding up pots and pans with this arrangement. Hope this info helps
1468429
Not likely. The third pannel is too tight and just two pannels extends the screws out too far. When we installed ours it kept popping off on its own. When we finally had it stable we tested it and it popped out again. The wall mounts might stablize it better, but we couldn't screw anything into the wall we were using. Even then it was so wobbly we were doubtful.
1828323
The hooks are cast aluminum and the rails are wood set sideways for extra strenght so, while we haven't tried it, but it looks like it would hold cast iron pans IF you bolt the thing to wall studs.
1036455
It will hold them but it all depends on what the screws attaching it to the wall go into. If it's studs, you should be OK. You can get heavy duty wall anchors. The screws and plastic wall anchors that come with it won't do. The metal of the rack is not real thick. Over time, the rack may twist out from the weight. Keep in mind, you may be putting a lot of weight on a long run of metal that is only supported at each end. If you balance out the weight, heavy pans at the ends and lighter toward the middle, you should be ok. You'll need to be sensible of what you're asking a wide spread of minimally supported metal to do. At a minimum, you'll need to apply some common sense on attaching to the wall. You may want to get 2 smaller ones. Hope this helps.
947879
I have this set and placed a magnet on the bottom of the pan, it stays there, I think that means the answer is yes.
461944
As long as you're going wall to wall, you probably won't need to secure them to the floor at all. We put ours down without any adhesive, and they stay put with no problem at all.
142389
No the pegs are very smooth and when you mount the rack to the wall the pegs are parallel to the floor. There is a slight lip but not enough to prevent the jar from slipping off. I took a jar and tried to hang it from the rack and it will not work.
1768778
Yes, if you screw them into the wood, not just the drywall. I have 2 pans hanging on one of mine, and haven't had a problem.