Can anyone tell me how far this pot rack comes out from the wall?
84808
The rack comes off the wall 9". We mounted it to a piece of 1" board to give it more space for the big pot on top. Hope this helps. :-)
84809
It comes out of the wall about a foot. Highly recommend it - really works great and is a huge space saver.
1944998
the rack is 12 inches long and hangs down at an angle. That being said mine hangs down 10 inches from the bottom edge of the front of my upper cabinets which puts it 9 inches above my counter tops. For reference the bottom of my upper kitchen cabinets is 18 from my counter tops. Hope this makes sense. I love it. and have found that because it is clear I tend to leave it up rather than taking it down often (which is easy to do). It does not make the area look cluttered. I hate cluttered counters and have very little sitting on my kitchen counters. The rack is about 10 inches wide.
765241
Might just be the height of our pot rack, but I don't remember a hook ever coming off of the rack.
692725
The clearance between the upper and lower shelves is 10". The radius from the center bar to the back is 11". It will hold a good size pot (not big enough for a giant stockpot though). FYI...I love this pot rack!
1022982
3 and 3/8 inches closed. It is not difficult to remove the rack when not in use.
1462989
I never installed the pot rack. The package was missing about half the parts and I returned it. Specifically, I don't know the answer to your question
844919
I would say about 4 to 5 feet... not extra long. I have my grill right next to the wall and outlet so its hard to tell
2085751
The storage shelf sits inside the frame, a little more than 1.25". It would take significant movement to dislodge anything from that area. I have a stock pot sitting up there right now and it hasn't budged since I put it there.
907977
Hi there, My husband mounted it to the wall (close to the ceiling) and it measures 14" to the curvature of the pot rack; hope this helps....
2063198
I can comfortably pull mine out about 10 inches. If u continue past that, the shelf begins to become unstable. One can pull the shelf out completely if necessary.
1468435
...from bolt center to bolt center is 16"....this is a very heavy rack and must be installed into studs.....installed properly, it will hold just about every pot and pan in your kitchen...my husband pre-drilled holes into the stud before screwing in the hooks...(I do not hang my cast iron on it...) plenty of room on top for lids....I love this rack!
1835779
Do you mean the clearance height-wise? (as opposed to circumference of the shelves)I'll see if I can measure...not all of my pots can fit in any of the slots. Ie, my stock pot can only fit on the bottom one, and they get progressively smaller towards the top. (I suppose if there were more clearance on the shelf I keep the pan tree on, I could theoretically put the stock pot on the top shelf, too)
907157
The rack itself is a generous 24 inches wide. The brackets included make the rack 12.5 inches tall. The rack sticks out from the wall 10.25 inches at the point where the brackets connect.
1769196
The entire piece sticks out 4" from the wall. It seems very balanced and proportional - I LOVE mine.
1018423
approx. 25 inches apart at the extreme edges of the rack. This is a nice and sturdy rack without looking like it should be hanging in some castle !
200820
Mine measured 36 1/4 plus a little for the little knobbies on the end. The attachment piece is 32" (figuring standard studs 16" apart. As someone else said, I hope you are talking about where you can mount it and not the space the rack would actually occupy. It's a great rack and I hope it works for you. (NOTE: you MUST mount it into studs and not into the wallboard. It isn't light to start with and loaded with pots and pans will be too heavy for a wallboard mount.)
1171059
Once mounted in the cabinet, there is about 4&1/2" from the top of cabinet to the where the pot hangs from the hook. If you measure your pot from the hole in the handle it hangs from to the bottom of the pot, you need another 4&1/2" of space for your pot to fit in the cabinet on this device.