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wrought-iron-table-lamps Free supportive article for Hammered iron

This pot rack is very sturdy and was easy to install.The shelf holds pot covers and my large stock pot.

What is the jazz song in iron man 2 when Hammered iron justin hammer comes on stage?
the one he does that stupid dance to
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Ericksen
 1 

I hadn’t realized that the screw holes on this are distanced 24 inches apart. Most wall studs are 16 inches apart, making it impossible to attach this rack to wall studs, as required.
Maybe there is some way around this, but my husband and I are not the handiest people. I’m returning the rack and trying to find one more logically made. I plan on hanging a full set of All-Clad pots on it, so it needs to be attached safely to the wall.
It’s a shame, because it’s a nice looking piece.

September 7th, 2010 at 3:18 pm
Farris
 2 

Our new pot rack has been mounted and holding pots and pans for a few weeks now. It’s looking good, and it has survived the Thanksgiving cooking rush. Since the space between brackets does not match the widch between wall studs, I had to mount some 1/4 inch pieces of wood on the wall first, and then I mounted the rack to that using the lag bolts that came with it. I painted the wood to match the wall color and it can hardly be noticed.

September 8th, 2010 at 3:31 am