Handcrafted 6-Tier Gourmet Cookware Stand

Love this pot rack stand. Very sturdy and fits many different sizes. I think it really helps to have two people to put it together since it is awkward because of the size and shape. With that being said, it was easy to put together. Mine is in a pantry, but it is nice enough to have out on display. Very sturdy.

Not only is this French pot rack beautiful it is practical, too. I loved to a house 1/4 the size of my last home and have struggled to put things away in my new kitchen. This was the perfect solution to my dilemma! I now keep my pots and pans on display in a most gorgeous way. It is sturdy and well made with the ability to hold the weight of heavy cookware. Ooo la la!

I've purchased this twice - once in 2016, it is 2025 as I write this, and I am thinking of getting another (I'm a Le Creuset collector). I assembled it quite easily and it's still intact, with no wobble. It's sturdy and displays my pots well. It has lasted a long time. Because of the weight when pots are added, I recommend placing this in a safe place, particularly if pets, children, or clumsy people are around.

Looks great!!! Exactly what I wanted. We chose to assemble it ourselves. It definitely requires 2 people and patience. Some things we learned: 1) It is easier to connect the super small screws and bolts if one person holds (either the bolt or screw) in position with a hex wrench as the other person does the screwing down from the opposite side (2 hex wrenches are included). 2) We found it easier to start from the top instead of from the bottom (per directions). It was just too difficult to twist the 3 uprights into the proper positions while maintaining the ability to screw down the shelf sets. 3) We did shelf 1, 3, 5, 7 (in that order) and then worked our way back up. This put the uprights at the proper angles. 4) Don't tighten the screws and bolts down totally before being completely finished (per instructions). The metal is so strong and well done that it has to be able to shift during assembly so the holes will meet. 5) If some screws and bolts don't readily thread properly just try another one instead of trying to force it. Some just don't like each other but it all worked in the end.

I have 4 LeCreuset pots , cast iron skillets and a big stockpot stored on this stand. I have a small kitchen with limited storage, so this is handy. I have it in a corner in our dining area. I purchased some cork trivets from IKEA to use between the pots and the stand to provide some cushion. This is well worth the money, plus the display of the pots makes me happy. I would highly recommend. I have had this for several years and would not be without it.

I bought this assembled, which I think was worth it. Sturdy, handsome, and holds all of my Le Creuset and other cast iron in a variety of sizes that are too heavy to hang from a pot rack neatly and safely. No more rooting around in overloaded drawers. (Kitchen in photo is under renovation)

We bought this pot rack because we don’t have enough cabinet space. If you want to just display expensive pots and pans, this rack is perfect. If, like me, you pile and stack a LOT of cookware on it, this rack is still perfect. Yes, we have to pull whole stacks of pots or pans out to get at the one we want, but at least I’m no longer bent over or on my arthritic knees trying to find the pot or pan I need in a cramped lower cabinet. The house was built in 1938; we have a short, narrow galley kitchen with the original cabinetry. “Cramped” doesn’t begin to describe my daily cooking experience. The 8-tier steel pot rack is my most used piece of kitchen equipment. I love it!

Same item listed on sale with a high end retailer for nearly 4 times the cost. Solid, well made and easy to assemble. Very nice display of our cookware but more importantly very functional too.