Simple Houseware Cabinet Pantry Pot and Pan Organizer Holder Rack, Bronze

This has made organizing my kitchen so much better. Everything has a home and this keeps my cabinets looking clean. It’s easy to build and easy to install. I didn’t measure my cabinets before purchasing so I can’t put it straight up like intended but it fits if it’s not put together. I have seen where you can place it on its side and stack that way. I might try that to see if I like it better. It’s great quality, a good size, hold all my pans well. It’s not super stable unless you attach it to your cabinet, but it is adjustable so that’s nice.

This does allow for more storage with easy access. But do measure your space prior to ordering.

Like it ok. The wire that makes the resting place for the bottoms of the pans could be beefier, but it is adequate. Keeps that particular bottom cabinet more usable. Did what it was supposed to.

Very nice use of space. Eliminates the worry of scratching your non stick pans.

Love, love, love this organizer! I've wanted to organize my pans this way forever, so when we moved I ordered this. It works great. I found no need to secure it to the cabinet, the pans keep it in place. It's great to reach in and just grab a pan. I found I can fit more than one pan in a slot so this is holding more than described. Its easy to put together and very nice quality. Definitely recommend!

I bought one each of this pan stacker and the Grayline one (Grayline 40207, Frying Pan Sorter, Black).Both are plenty sturdy enough for the job, although the Grayline one is the sturdier of the two. I think it's just a slightly heavier gauge of metal, and also the SimpleHousewares one comes in two sections that you screw together, whereas the Grayline one is all one piece.On the other hand, the SimpleHousewares one probably offers a little more protection to your countertop or whatever surface you're putting it on -- its feet are kind of plastic capped, whereas the Grayline one is all coated metal. (Although it's NOT as if the Grayline one has rough edge or anything.)For about 2/3 of the price for essentially a sturdier version of the same thing, I would definitely rate the Grayline as the better buy of the two.However -- and this is a big "however" -- neither of them has enough clearance to hold a frying pan of any real depth at all, much less a wok-style frying pan. I was afraid that this would be the case and, sure enough, it is. So they're both pretty much useless for their intended purpose. They work reasonably well for baking pans, though, when laid horizontally on their backs. (Not that they actually save any space, mind you, but it's a bit easier to grab something when it's not stacked. They'll probably work okay for pan lids, too, although I don't think I'd buy one for that purpose -- more of a "Well, now we have this, can we find something to use it for?" situation.

Very good quality and easy assemble. Loved it would have loved to fit yhe skillets with the lids on.

Great, super helpful