Steel Kitchen Organizer Set, 2 Rails and 20 Hooks, Silver

I purchased three sets of 2 rails for use in my kitchen, and I am absolutely in love with them. I'm using three of the bars with three trios of the Bygel Containers, and plan to create an indoor herb garden with them. One bar has been mounted on the side of my cabinets for use with dish towels and hand towels. The remaining two bars were perfect for a DIY project my husband and I did to create hanging pot racks with lid storage. I'm very pleased with how all of the bars are functioning -- they are strong (one bar has a total of 5 cast iron pans hanging from it and hasn't bowed or warped in any way), attractive (I love the brushed finish), and able to be used in a multitude of ways. The S-Hooks are nice, but I would like them more if they were slightly larger. They're also quite difficult to bend (we wanted to crimp one end of them to prevent them from slipping off the rail when we remove pots from them), but that is just a statement on how strong they are. If you are planning to use these bars for a herb garden with the Bygel Containers, my tip would be to hot glue in the holes at the bottom of the container to prevent leakage from the pots. Create drainage (cut a plastic cup, etc.) and they still work well. I'd highly recommend these bars to anyone looking for functional kitchen rails. I know that the price is a bit high here on Amazon compared to in the store, where two rails and two packs of S hooks cost about $8, but for me it beats having to drive 4+ hours to get to an IKEA. Worth it!

My first order of these rails arrived with no hooks, and one of the rails had a bent flange. I returned it, got an instant refund from Amazon, and ordered a replacement, which arrived in fine condition with all the hooks. Mine appear to be stainless steel, but in any case are NOT coated with some sort of grey paint as one reviewer complained of; the steel finish is very nice and would fit in well in a professional kitchen. The rails do not come with any screws or fasteners; I used #12 x 1.5 inch round-head screws, three into wall studs and one with a drywall anchor into the wallboard. Don't cheap out on getting the right hardware if you're going to hang heavy cast iron pans like I do; you'll want to make sure the screws won't pull out. These rails are solid, have a clean professional appearance, and are a very good value.

These are really great for kitchens. They're understated and the nickle finish is nice. They're very easy to install and you can hang quite a lot on them with no bowing issues. The hooks are great, though they're a little too thick to go through a few handle holes in some pans. I got around this by kind of balancing the handle holes on the hooks and didn't have issues with things falling off. If you don't mind having your cooking dishes on display (and sometimes getting dusty), I'd recommend these for the space-saving benefits!

Perfect for under my kitchen cabinet for utensils

These are Super!! Well made, strong and lots of hooks. Easy to install and they look attractive. A little hint: I don't want to damage the kitchen wall behind the pans so I'm installing a rectangle of floor vinyl on the wall to make a soft bump when I hang the pans up. No noise and no damage.

Are we not going to talk about how this came with absolutely no screws to install the rods?? After I got some screws to secure the bars to the wall I was finally able to use it for the purpose I bought them for. All is well that ends well.

These look nice. To put the hangers on use pliers to close them around the bar. Everyone else in the world probably knew that. I had to figure it out.

These were an answer to our lid problems!!! We used the rails to mount inside of our cabinets and each holds 2 side by side lids to our pots and pans. While we didn't need the S hooks for this project, they come in handy for other projects. Its definitely a cheaper product to buy IN Ikea... but not all of us have an Ikea handy... so this was worth it to us! Note... we mounted them in the cabinet along the walls of the cabinet... not the doors, so as to keep the lids from jangling.