The Houseware Shoppe via Amazon has select Cuisinel Heavy Duty Pan Organizer Racks on sale for prices listed below. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $25+.
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Designed to hold even your heaviest cast iron pans, the strong metal ensures your pan organizer will be a lifetime investment. Durable and built to last, this rack can handle anything!
The entire organizer is 12.2" high, with three 2.5" slots and one 3.5" slot to accommodate your larger saucepan. You can easily stack smaller pans and skillets within one slot to save more space.
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The Houseware Shoppe via Amazon has select Cuisinel Heavy Duty Pan Organizer Racks on sale for prices listed below. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $25+.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for finding this deal.
Available:
Designed to hold even your heaviest cast iron pans, the strong metal ensures your pan organizer will be a lifetime investment. Durable and built to last, this rack can handle anything!
The entire organizer is 12.2" high, with three 2.5" slots and one 3.5" slot to accommodate your larger saucepan. You can easily stack smaller pans and skillets within one slot to save more space.
About this store:
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Model: Cuisinel Heavy Duty Pan Organizer - Extra Large 5 Tier Rack - Holds Cast Iron Skillets, Dutch Oven, Griddles - Durable Construction - Space Saving Kit
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This couldn't have come at a better time. I just got some great Le Creuset stuff from their FTT event last week so this'll be perfect for organizing what I do have. In for 1.
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I bought two of these at about $23 back in October. I use one for my nonstick and one for my stainless and cast iron.
They're well built, sturdy, and keep my cookware cabinet organized. I have them oriented with the long side vertical. The larger items go on the bottom and I have sauce pans or small pots on top.
I bought the less tall version about 1.5 years ago specifically for my cast iron stuff and I really like it. It's been strong enough to hold it without deforming. I'd definitely recommend it for cast iron. For lighter pans, you may prefer something adjustable.
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I bought two of these at about $23 back in October. I use one for my nonstick and one for my stainless and cast iron.
They're well built, sturdy, and keep my cookware cabinet organized. I have them oriented with the long side vertical. The larger items go on the bottom and I have sauce pans or small pots on top.
I was about to comment about how flimsy they looked, but good to know that you and others think they're sturdy. Got one to try out because my Dutch oven creates a mess in my cabinet
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Would be better if it had some grip to the sections I would think.
I just ordered 2 of the racks and adding some 'grip' isn't hard to do at all.
Just get some 5/16" ID clear silicone tubing (I already have about 15' of it) and cut a a batch of short 3" to 6" lengths and split one side of the tubing pieces with a razor blade.
They'll slip right over/around the rack's rod material.
That's what I'll be doing.
I just ordered 2 of the racks and adding some 'grip' isn't hard to do at all.
Just get some 5/16" ID clear silicone tubing (I already have about 15' of it) and cut a a batch of short 3" to 6" lengths and split one side of the tubing pieces with a razor blade.
They'll slip right over/around the rack's rod material.
That's what I'll be doing.
IMO, the silicone tubing application will look like a factory made piece and offer 1/16" of 'rubbery' grip & cushioning, whereas the electrical tape would be paper thin and scuff easily. jmo
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They're well built, sturdy, and keep my cookware cabinet organized. I have them oriented with the long side vertical. The larger items go on the bottom and I have sauce pans or small pots on top.
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They're well built, sturdy, and keep my cookware cabinet organized. I have them oriented with the long side vertical. The larger items go on the bottom and I have sauce pans or small pots on top.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank WildRigger47
Just get some 5/16" ID clear silicone tubing (I already have about 15' of it) and cut a a batch of short 3" to 6" lengths and split one side of the tubing pieces with a razor blade.
They'll slip right over/around the rack's rod material.
That's what I'll be doing.
Just get some 5/16" ID clear silicone tubing (I already have about 15' of it) and cut a a batch of short 3" to 6" lengths and split one side of the tubing pieces with a razor blade.
They'll slip right over/around the rack's rod material.
That's what I'll be doing.
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