bakers rack: Chrome Baker's Rack
Turn a cramped kitchen into a cook's haven with this highly functional baker's rack from Furio. Made of 25mm chrome tubing with a polished chrome finish, it has wire hooks that attach to hang cooking utensils wherever they'll be handiest for you. It has a shallow high shelf, wire back rack, a wood-covered surface with a large wire shelf beneath and a low shelf that holds wine or oil bottles. Solid rubberwood surface provides extra counter space for food preparation. 63Hx36Wx14D".
Stable, sturdy, 25mm chrome tubing
Polished chrome finish
Solid rubberwood work surface
2 large low shelves, 1 shallow high shelf
Back rack with wire hooks for hanging utensils
Customer Review
My wife and I bought this shortly after moving in (2 days...) to our new apartment. We get compliments on it all the time, and the amount of stuff it stores makes it worth it's weight in gold. As with many others, I've found the wine rack at the bottem really doesn't help, and until I have the time to switch that with the top shelf holding the board (nice tip, thank you!), I just have my extra cutting boards down there to make sure nothing smaller falls through. I use 5 out of the 6 hooks to hold my pans, and it does a great job. They caution to not put on more weight than recommended, yet nowhere could I find a weight bearing limit for the pot/utensil rack. Right now I have an 8" and 10" pan, as well as a 1 1/2 quart and 2 1/2 quart pots (all calphalon commercial, great pans for amazing prices off of amamzon) and a 10" cast iron pan hanging off of it and I don't see any bending or signs that there's too much weight on it. If I had the room, I'd buy another
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Stable, sturdy, 25mm chrome tubing
Polished chrome finish
Solid rubberwood work surface
2 large low shelves, 1 shallow high shelf
Back rack with wire hooks for hanging utensils
Customer Review
My wife and I bought this shortly after moving in (2 days...) to our new apartment. We get compliments on it all the time, and the amount of stuff it stores makes it worth it's weight in gold. As with many others, I've found the wine rack at the bottem really doesn't help, and until I have the time to switch that with the top shelf holding the board (nice tip, thank you!), I just have my extra cutting boards down there to make sure nothing smaller falls through. I use 5 out of the 6 hooks to hold my pans, and it does a great job. They caution to not put on more weight than recommended, yet nowhere could I find a weight bearing limit for the pot/utensil rack. Right now I have an 8" and 10" pan, as well as a 1 1/2 quart and 2 1/2 quart pots (all calphalon commercial, great pans for amazing prices off of amamzon) and a 10" cast iron pan hanging off of it and I don't see any bending or signs that there's too much weight on it. If I had the room, I'd buy another
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