Very solidly made, high quality. Make sure it's installed properly as it's very heavy even before you hang any pots and pans on it.

Awesome beyond well made remodeling kitchen so not installed yet! Photos to come.

Well made, heavy, great hardware, solid, nice finish and good instructions. And dealing with Wayfair was a breeze. Really happy with our purchase.

This pot rack is beautifully made and durable. The hardest part is determining the best style for your kitchen and your height. Once it is properly installed, you will be cooking up a frenzy with pots and pans so easy to reach.

Extremely sturdy and well made. Best part is that wayfair cost was hundreds of dollars less then retail stores.

Wonderful addition to our kitchen. Sturdy construction handsomely built. It holds all our pots and pans. We had to have our contractor block in between joists because our joist spacing is 24 OC and he used all 6 lag bolts for mounting rack and it held my 160 lb contractor when hanged from it. We are very happy with our purchase and highly recommend the made in USA pot rack, especially for kitchens with 8 ft ceilings.

Solid and sturdy, nothing like an Enclume rack for a professional kitchen look.

Perfect for low ceiling

We recently moved to an older house with ceilings just under 8' high. The only practical place to hang all our pots was from the ceiling over a counter island. Because of our low ceilings, this was pretty much the only pot rack that would work, and it works great. With the grid, it holds a lot of pots and other accessories, and there's even some room on top for lids (though my wife can't reach them if I put them up there). It's a well-constructed, heavy-duty rack that should last forever.For installation, there are three holes in the mounting bars, spaced 8" apart, and the two mounting bars are 16" apart from each other. So the rack is designed to mount either parallel or perpendicular to joists on 16" centers. Of course, my joists were not so evenly spaced where I wanted the rack to go, so I had to mount a couple of hardwood blocks into the ceiling joists, then mount the rack to the blocks. This lowered the rack from the ceiling by an extra 1-1/2", but it's not a problem.Even with the slightly lower rack, the bottom of the lowest hooks are about 10" off the ceiling, and the bottom of my biggest pot--a 5 qt saute pan--is about 29" off the ceiling. I think the 8-1/2" depth that the description talks about must be the distance from the ceiling to the bottom of the lowest hook. The rack itself is only about 6" high.One more thing[...] good product, what more can you ask for?