MaisonwareAdjustable 8 Pot Rack and Pan Organiser
R329
About
This pan organizer rack features a unique and intelligent space-saving design that allows you to store your pots, pans, and lids in 3 unique ways.
Product Features
- Horizontally - You can lay it flat horizontally and have all 8 of its racks placed upright.
- Vertically - You can place it vertically against a wall and have all 8 racks slotted into its open side.
- Use Both Sides - You can have it sit openly on your counter or in your cabinet and divide the 8 racks on both of its sides.
- Being made entirely from high-grade metal, these pots and pans organizer can be filled up completely without the worry of it breaking or bending from the weight, no matter which storage method you chose.
- It also features rubber feet to prevent slipping and rubber grips on the racks to keep all your pots, pans, and lids securely in place.
- Heavy-Duty Construction - This pan rack has been crafted using premium-quality and incredibly durable metal, so it can be filled without shaking or bending. It’s also incredibly stable with our added anti-slip rubber on its feet and racks.
- More Storage Space - With 8 anti-slip racks that can be placed split on both sides or all on one side of our cabinet organizer, you’ll have plenty of space to store all your pans & lids.
- 3 DIY Use Methods - To organize your cabinet, our lid organizer has been designed to let you organize your pots, pans, and lids in 3 ways. Use it vertically with the racks on both sides and all on one side, or with it laying down to dry dishes.
- Perfect For Pans, Pots, & Lids - Thanks to the smart U shape design of our pot and pan lid holder’s shelves, it can hold all your pots, pans, cutting boards, and even lids with ease. It’s also quick and easy to put together with no tools necessary.
Product Specifications
- Dimensions: 42cm x 20.3cm
- One Side Length: 30cm
- Total base length: 54cm
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