We like it.

This is a solid and well-built pot rack! Nicely designed, it goes together very well and is firm and secure. We were wavering between the bronze and graphite colors, due to pricing and availability (we prefer Amazon direct) we went with the Graphite. We are very happy with the looks; it's a really nice addition to our kitchen and gives us a homey feeling. The color is powder coated paint, so for saving $80 I could easily paint it bronze or any other color if I felt the desire.

Besides looking great, a benefit of this rack is how much cabinet space you free up for other things. I see in the pictures that some do not know how to hang lids from their racks; the solution is that you insert a pot handle through the lifting loop in the lid and then hang the pot. Thus, the pot holds the lid for you. I'll post a picture so this can be seen. It makes it easier to manage, you grab a pot and get its lid too.

In our home the beams above the kitchen were 24" apart, not 16" as the rack is pre-drilled for. I had to drill 2 additional holes in the top bar so that it could hang directly below the hooks in the ceiling. It's essential that the supporting hooks are installed directly into wood, the rack itself is very heavy, then you add the weight of another 15 or more pots and it really gets heavy. You'll need a stud finder to assure a direct beam install, and follow that by measuring from a wall to get it accurately facing the way you want. It would be sad to drill several holes in your ceiling and have it hanging crooked.

5 stars for a very solid and secure rack that performs well and looks great.

This product is really excellent at holding our pans. It is exactly what we hoped for. A conversation piece right when you walk in. All our guests love it. Highly recommend. We used clothing closet rods to mount to our ceiling. As well as a chandelier chain with carabiners.

This product is super easy to assemble, made very well, enough spots to hang all my pans and small pots, and enough storage space on top to hold my big pots. This item is heavy, so hanging it you will need two people to hang it.

My only mistake was envisioning it in one place (above my water cooler and kegerator). I suggest you find your studs in the ceiling, then envision it on one of the studs. Mine ended up in front of the spot on envisioned. Now my husband and I are trying to think of a good way to move it where we want it, but still have it in studs. Maybe a painted piece of plywood, a track. But for now, it is in my ceiling and if my husband isn't paying attention, he hits his head on them.

Product looks nice and is heavy. Instructions could use some work as they do not make it clear how the pieces fit together