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Little things can be immensely impactful…this pot rack is but one more proof of that!We have moved 5 apartments in the past 2-3 years and we have always been amazed at the space saving capacity of this little guy. I bought it when it was slightly cheaper, although even at this price, its a steal, what with its rustic/Tuscan vibe.The good is that you do end up scrubbing your pots (mine are mostly copper/stainless) a little brighter since you hang em up for display :) The top rack can hold pans with long handles that would otherwise dangle too low. Make sure you get high capacity drywall hooks(50-35lbs each suffices)to hang it.If your ceiling is not as high as you might want, just loop the hooks through the chain links where you want the length to be. I bought this because it fit my country kitchen, but the benefits of a pot-rack are generic. I’d say get any one that suits your style and you will be amazed at the amount of space saved…(those hooks are precious and hard to come by,

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6 comments so far

Almanza
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Another sturdy, thick wrought iron product! I placed these 2 little beauties on both sides of a designer mirror and watch out for all the attention from your guests! Makes a perfect companion to the 5 candle wrought iron sconce I just bought also!

September 11th, 2011 at 8:26 pm
Erskine
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These sconces are lovely! I put them on either side of a square mirror that we have in our dining room and they really make the look! Up close, the color looks old and peeling, but I don’t mind that at all.

September 12th, 2011 at 8:22 am
Ibrahim
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These sconces were a nice surprise. I really like the way they look on my wall. They actually look better than the picture. I bought some 4″ ivory flameless candles to set on them and they look great.

September 12th, 2011 at 9:17 pm
Halley
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I bought these for my dining room and they look great! They are worth the money and look great.

September 13th, 2011 at 8:54 am
Berberian
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I was hesitant to try this online and thought the price was a bit high for a hanging planter but it is high quality, very sturdy, hard iron heavy weight (but not heavy in weight). It’s big and beautiful. The chain is very sturdy – all my other ones have had the hanging piece break eventually. This one is amazingly well built and you can tell it won’t break.

September 13th, 2011 at 8:25 pm
Ernst
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I was looking for sturdy, not too expensive hanging baskets to hang my flowers in around my porch. I loved the old-world look of the basket and the overall heaviness of it. It reminds me of the ones they use at Silver Dollar City. After being hung with flowers on my porch through the most wind-blown months, they never once came crashing down like others I have hung up before. I live in the middle of a field and a true test to how sturdy something is, is to place it somewhere on our porch. They withstood heavy winds and down pours. Definitely a basket worth it’s money. You won’t be disappointed.

September 14th, 2011 at 9:01 am