I recently redid my laundry room, with an emphasis on having functional storage.
It always bugged me that I had nowhere to perch my hot iron when I was using it and had nowhere close at hand for sprays, etc. Plus, you know how the cord always drags across whatever you are ironing? ugh!
So I used this handy little shelf to make a perfect solution to all those pet peeves.
It installed pretty easily- BUT I subbed out regular mollies and screws instead of the weird Chinese hardware supplied with the shelf. Since the side near the outlet screwed into a stud I used regular wood screws.
I can plug in the cord laced between the shelf and the little bar that runs across the front and it won't drag across my ironing board. I put a silicone cooking thingy on the shelf so I can rest the hot iron there without worrying about it burning anything. It even came with handy little hooks, so I can hang ironed shirts and hangers right there!
I am sure I could find many places where this little shelf would be handy, kitchen, bathroom, etc.

Perfect for additional storage for the small kitched

A soild and sturdy pot rack for holding large amounts of pot, kettle and bowl. The rack doesn't take much space in my kitchen and its platform allows you to put or hang them on it. Installation is easy, just install couple screws and you are good to go. This rack its an ideal solution for drying your pots, cup or other dinnerwares. Also, the industrial looking matches my kitchen's theme too. I like it overall.

Love this!!! It’s super easy to install and sturdy enough to hold our entire stainless steel set plus my cast iron! It holds PLENTY for how small it is and has cleared up our cabinet space significantly. I’ve been telling everyone about it lol

Be sure to use the wall anchors and be sure your attaching it to studs.

(The shelf on the bottom we bought from Target.)

This shelf was the perfect fit for my Rec Tec Stampede pellet grill. The self pictured is the 23.5 x 11.5 . Other shelves I found were 8 or 9 and I liked the extra depth this one offered since I plan on putting a cookie sheet sized pan on it to transfer meat. I also wanted a high quality stainless shelf to match the stainless on the grill, but still affordable. I felt this shelf was a good value. It feels very sturdy and I won't worry about it being exposed to the elements. The shelf did come with an allen wrench to put it together and all the wall anchors and screws for interior wall installation. I bought special hardware for my project, but it was nice to see. Highly recommended.

(I have the 9” deep shelf which must no longer be available. My boyfriend ordered this for me so it probably doesn’t say I’m a “verified purchaser”.)
In my opinion this is a great value. I’d been searching for months for something to use as a pot rack in order to free up valuable cabinet space. This feels very sturdy when assembled. I definitely agree with some reviews stating that the provided wall anchors are unreliable for use in drywall. The screws kept turning and never caught making it feel like they’d eventually rip out of the drywall. We ended up taking the whole thing down after installing, pulling out the yellow wall anchors and replacing with Toggler anchors that I had. Now it’s not going anywhere! It’s so much better than having all these pots and pans piled up in a lower cabinet

Made from pretty sturdy and thick material.
This is definitely something that can hold even heavier pots and pans....

We have very limited kitchen space so had to place it on top corner close to back entry way and it helped get my kitchen stuffs organized. Installation was also pretty easy as only need to drill a few holes for about 4 to 6 screws.

Looks like it’s restaurant kitchen grade. It is the bottom shelf in the picture, consistently holds a ton of weight without any signs of giving. The hooks for kitchen utensils give you extra space in the kitchen drawers and make cooking easier!

I stay over at my boyfriend's house in New York City every other month and he lives in a apartment that has awkward storage, recently he bought brand new pots & pans and during my recent trip to his place, I gifted him with this pan rack. We are super duper happy with this rack, it's easy to put up, not many pieces and the instructions are easy. It feels sturdy and durable and as you can see we have 6 heavy pans /pots dangling from the hooks (which there is plenty of hooks that come with the product). There is also a shelf that you can put more pots or trays, etc on top. This pot rack has freed up space under the counter for bulky items. He has been happy with it and I think it adds a lot to the kitchen. So, if you want something compact, useful and stylish, try the Vdomus Wall rack!

This was purchased for a small kitchen. It fits perfect where I wanted it. I put this in my rental. It makes a small kitchen efficient.
It is very easy to put together. The screws it came with were not the bet. I changed them to a more sturdy set up so it can hold the weight of the pans. I like the top rack for my lids etc. It comes with enough hooks for my pans. It is the perfect sice for a compact area. I gave it 4 stars because of the screws. You are better off going and getting anchors for the wall especially if you dont have studs where you need them.
Was empressed on how it looks.

Worked out perfectly.

Great product, no complaints. It come with clear instructions and gives you four different ways to hang it. The things that keep it securely attached to the wall do a good job and it seems very sturdy. Tip: when you install it, use a level. If you make the mistake of installing it and it’s not level, you can use a washer (as pictured) to help fix the error (can bring it up or down a cm or two—can only help so much). The only downside I can come up with is that the price seems sort of high, but it is well made—proportional and no obvious welded parts—so it’s money well spent in my opinion. Use a level (and also a stud finder)! :) Also: look at all the hooks they give!