GeekDigg Adjustable Pots and Pans Organizer - 8 Tier Versatile Kitchen Pot Rack for Counter and Cabinet - Easy Setup, 3 DIY Installation Ways, Accommodates 8+ Pots and Pans - Space-Saving Black Design

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I really like how sturdy this is, I have a lot of cookie sheets and it kept everything organized.

Vero resistant

Very stable. Would like slightly longer shelves. But overall it’s functional.

The black tubes go on each side of wire shelf. I put mine on wires on end of curve. Also put two on each side of bottom. If your do not do this, pots and pans will not hold pans and slip around and all will fall.And bottom slips around when getting a pot. Now as far as the black tubes falling off, these won’t work to help: zip ties, and scotch tape. I can’t find where I put mine are in my she shed, while I’m organizing.This may be difficult, but the tiny rubber bands our moms use to put out hair in ponytails? You’d have to start at end of wire and maybe do a double and slide onto black tubes. I’ll show ya when i find my small rubber bands. These are rubber and should also keep pots from sliding around.Happy organizing!!

I admit, this does help my cabinet look more organized, but the shelves are unstable. They have a hard time holding the larger pans. I have to have the handle of one of my pans leaning against something so that it holds up on this. Over time the shelf that is holding it started bending to a point that the pan just slips off if it is not being supported from the handle. I wish that these shelves were stronger because the concept and the look is amazing, just not the best design.

We have a bunch of iPads and other tablets and our storage system has been a mess. I ordered this pot rack because it was affordable and can lay horizontal or vertical. I set it up in the vertical configuration because I have a weird dislike of putting things on their edges.The devices are now inside a cabinet that I can lock (if needed)-- and they are out of sight and the cords look less cluttered than with our old system (which was to use a USB hub and just plug the devices in and rest them wherever on the floor we could find space.) We had one get stepped on & the glass cracked-- yet another reason for me to move everything to a cabinet. I like that I can look in and very easily see what is hooked up to a charger. If I had to do it over again I'd get much shorter cables, but these cables are fine with a rubber band around them to limit their length.My plan is to limit this tower to devices that are compatible with iPad chargers. I'll do a separate caddy for Kindles and other devices that need different chargers. I also could have set this up in a configuration where I could put devices on each side of the center support, but I think I want to keep the devices more separate because my chargers across devices look so similar.Pros: Super easy to set up (no tools required)- took less that 3 minutes, can lie horizontal or vertical, easy to customize height of racks, good airflow around devices, easy to grab the devices in and out of the rack, appears to be well-made & sturdy, no chips in the paint.Cons: I haven't found a way to order more "shelves"-- I'd need to order a whole new rack if I wants to put racks on the other side of this. Colors are limited- just comes in black (would have preferred white). The instructions that came with the shelf had a bunch of spelling & grammatical errors, but it was easy enough to figure out.Overall impression: I'm kicking myself for not buying this years ago.

I am not as well organized and hoped this would help, got one for Mom too. She has been loving it since first day. When I visit I see it in the bottom of her pantry. It is very convenient to be able to use different configurations. Built very well, sturdy for frequent use and so handy that she wanted another one. Does not require bolting into cabinet or tools which was perfect for her. Happy she is Happy.

This is the best way to store pots n pans, no more digging through the cabinet. I have very little counter space, this takes up a small portion in the corner, money well spent.