DecoBros Wall Door Mounted Pot Lid Rack, Chrome Finish

I have 2 lol

Needed to make room in my cabinets and the pile of lids was taking up space. Based on the reviews, I opted for this one.It arrived and upon opening box and viewing the contents, I noticed that they gave screws and anchors. Problem is...they advertise it as wall or door...wouldn't be a CABINET door. The screws are WAY too long . Unless you have extra thick cabinet doors (or cabinet side walls which is where I wanted mine), the screws will push through the other side and if you're mounting it on the inside of a cabinet door, that means the screws will poke out of the front of the door. Luckily, I found shorter screws in my hardware stash.Next step was to see how the lid sat in the notch. It rolled to one side...which means that, depending on where you mount it, you have to take into account lids sticking out one side or the other. Where I wanted to place it was no big deal as it would either hit the wall or open space, but if I were mounting it on the inside of a cabinet door, I would have to figure that in...along with what lid I would put on top and how much room that would take so I could close the door.I mounted it to the side of the cabinet, but be advised that, unless you have a long extension, using a drill to put the screws in won't work for the top 2 mounting holes. The top bracket is in the way. Next came putting the lids in. As shown in the pictures, this was the only combination I could get to work (without majorly pulling down each bracket and weakening the metal) that wouldn't cause me to pull any other lids out along with the one I wanted.BUT...overall I am very happy with this rack. It's doing exactly what I want it to do...holding lids on the outside of the cabinet rather than taking up room on the inside. Even with the minor adjustments, it still took me less than 10 min to mount it and load it up with lids!!!

This was the best pots and pans lid organizer I could find online, but it’s not without flaws.Pros:*Heavy duty*Quality-made*Shiny metal*Comes with hardware*Holds a variety of lid styles*Provides an organized place for all your lidsCons:*Difficult to install due to the placement of the holes for the hardware. You will need an extender on your drill for the bit to reach*Takes up a lot of room in your cupboard. It wouldn’t fit on the cabinet doors where we store our pots. We had to hang it in the broom closet, which was not ideal*Once you place your lids in the slots it is all but impossible to remove one without first removing all the ones above or below it, with the exception of the top slotDespite its flaws I am still content with the rack. I no longer have to dig through the cupboards looking for the right lid

I had some problems with installation. My door inside has a raised frame. I made sure the holder would clear the cabinet frame, but then the holes for installation did not land on the door frame. I had to improvise using C clamps on one side. Worked well.

I needed a neat, compact storage solution for my ever-increasing collection of pot lids & this ended up being the PERFECT solution for me. I've mounted it on the wall in my laundry room (just around the corner from my kitchen, next to my pantry). It's an ingenious design, allowing you to utilize the minimal amount of space to store the maximum number of pot lids. Brilliant design; it could even be mounted inside a cabinet door, if necessary. The metal is surprisingly stout; I wasn't expecting this to be as substantial as it is--the quality is excellent.The easiest way to install it is to use a studfinder (like this:  Zircon StudSensor e50 Electronic Stud Finder  ) to locate wall studs (this will give you the most secure, long-term installation). It just takes 4 screws (included) for a super-secure, permanent mount.If you don't have a studfinder, you can take a low-tech approach by just selecting a mounting location. Screw in place & see if you just happen to hit a stud in your selected mounting location. If you don't, this comes complete with molly bolts (just drill a small hole in your sheetrock, hammer in the molly, then screw the supplied screws into the molly bolt). You want to do this to get a secure mounting in sheetrock. Installation's a snap; even if you use the molly bolts, you can have this up and fully loaded in about 15 minutes.P.S. This rack works best with pot lids with a "round" knob-like grab handle (as in the picture). Slot-type handles will work, but they don't "seat" in the rack as well as lids with knobbed tops.Have a question about this pot rack? Leave a comment & I'll be happy to help you, if I can.

Easy to mount and easy to use. Only comes with one plastic piece where the lid handle sits on this rack. Should come with all five. Really feels like something is missing from the package.

This is a great product. Serves the purpose of keeping the lids at one place and makes stacking of utensils very easy. I fixed it inside the cupboard so it is also hidden away and yet accessible to reach!

Excellent produit, expedition rapide.

DecoBros pot lid wall door mount Rack is a very useful thing in the kitchen. Pot covers can be kept in an organized way and accessibility to use is also very good. Thanks Amazon

What you see is what you get. Spot on.