Punch-Free Wall Pot Lid Rack for Small Kitchen Storage
Lids, pans and cutting boards hang on one matte black rack beside the stove, so your counter and cabinet stay clear. It mounts with an adhesive backing and no drill, so renters can use it without touching the wall.
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Lids, pans and cutting boards hang on one matte black rack beside the stove, so your counter and cabinet stay clear. It mounts with an adhesive backing and no drill, so renters can use it without touching the wall.
Wall-mounted, punch-free storage that organizes pot lids, pans and cutting boards
- cluttered cabinets and counters
- lids slipping and stacking messily
- no drilling allowed in rentals
- cutting boards taking up drawer space
Clear your counters with a wall that holds the clutter
Lids that slide, pans that jam, boards that eat drawer space. Mount one punch-free rack beside the stove and the cabinet finally closes easily.
Every lid has its own slot, every pan its own tier
- Each lid gets its own slot
The vertical slots hold each lid upright and apart from the others. Lids stop sliding off a stack, and you can see the one you want at a glance.
- Hang it with no drill
The rack sticks to the wall with an adhesive backing. Peel, press and load it. There are no screws, no plugs and no holes to patch when your lease ends.
- Pans and boards get their own tier
Two tiers keep heavier pans on the lower level and lighter lids and boards above. Wet pans and boards sit open to the air, so they dry before they go back in storage.
Mount it in five minutes, no drill, no tools
- 1Clean and dry the wall
Wipe the spot with a dry cloth so there is no dust or grease. Choose a smooth, flat patch beside the stove or sink.
- 2Peel and press
Remove the protective film from the adhesive backing and press the rack onto the wall. Hold firm pressure along the whole frame for a few seconds.
- 3Load lids and boards
Once the rack has bonded, slide lids into the vertical slots and set pans on the lower tier. Keep heavier items low and lighter ones high.
Wipe it down and it stays put
- Wipe with a damp cloth
Clear splatter from the matte black finish with a soft damp cloth, then dry it.
- Keep the adhesive dry
Moisture weakens the bond, so avoid spraying water straight onto the wall behind the rack.
- Check the bond now and then
Press the frame again if a corner starts to lift.
- Avoid harsh cleaners
Skip abrasive pads and strong solvents so the powder coat keeps its finish.
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Clean and dry the wall first, then press the rack firmly on a smooth, flat patch. Keep heavy cast iron on the lower tier and lighter lids and boards on top, which keeps the load close to the wall and off the adhesive bond.
Warm the adhesive gently with a hair dryer, then peel slowly. Wipe away any leftover residue with a damp cloth. Pulling the rack straight off is what tears paint, so take the slow route.
The matte black metal is wipeable, so a damp cloth clears cooking splatter in a minute. Keep it a comfortable distance from the burners and wipe it on a regular schedule, the same way you would the counter beside it.
The slotted holders take lids and boards of different sizes, and the open tiers let pans sit separately. Measure your largest lid and your widest board against the rack before you mount it.
Drawer dividers take up the drawer space they were supposed to save, and tension racks sag and slip. One wall rack moves lids, pans and boards out of the cabinet entirely, so the cost is paid back in the room you get back.