LODGE 6-Tier, Keuken en Pantry Gietijzeren Kookgerei Opslag Organiserende Toren, Stalen Bouw, Mat Zwart

This is my 3rd pot rack. The first was the hopeless old dutch that can only fit 2 of my smallest pot despite having 6 levels.The second was a cheap China made 5 tier rack which is surprisingly decent, if it can improve on the design to make it more stable n less wobbly. Certainly I had nightmares of it collapsing together with my Staub cast iron pots. I suppose if you would had lightweight stainless steel pots, then it will not be an issue.Finally coming to this Lodge tower. I have this to say, BUY IT, now! It is far cheaper than Enclumes yet super strong and stable. I am gonna get another one soon. My only gripe is the paintwork can be a little patchy. Perhaps Lodge might consider making one from stainless steel. Yes, it's gonna cost more than this one but I will definitely be lining up for one. Or two!

This shelf definitely takes two people to put it together. Don't take the shelves out of their marked boxes except as putting it together as I did and then we had to take it apart to get the shelves right.We do plan to attach this to the wall however as it (with all my cast iron items is super heavy. But it works really nice and makes for a great display.

Great way to display nicer cookware. Well built and very sturdy even with all our cast iron on it. Easy to place or remove the cookware as needed very happy with this purchase

I bought this for my LC and it turns out perfect and makes my collection organized. I’m considering to get another one .

I thought I could do with a regular wire rack for my dutch ovens and braisers but the vertical storage that is slim and perfect for corners of any room were the winner. Yes it's pricier than a regular shelf but it does wonders to save space especially for small spaces.Assembly can be tricky, just be patient and don't tighten the screws all the way until you make sure your vertical poles are in the correct direction!