To my surprise, I have only recently found out that there are a lot of people that are not very familiar with the styles and designs of the racks that are available.
How about you, do you think that you're up to date with the price, finish, brands, sizes and types of these quality kitchen appliances? You're probably not.
In this article we will discuss about some of the best pot racks out there.
You will learn all that you need to in order to choose the perfect one for your needs.
Be sure to have a piece of paper and a pen ready because you might wish to take some notes.
I promise you that by the time you reach the end of this article, you will learn all that you need to understand about these racks.
Pot or pan racks have actually been used from the 1400's.
At that time, the families that used these appliances were mostly the poorer ones that could not afford a spacious house.
These early rack versions were hung from the kitchen walls of the ceiling.
Some other versions included the ones that resembled tripods.
These were paled in corners and had hooks for pans and pot.
Now, in the 21st century, we are able to find a wide number of modern pot racks styles and designs that offer better solutions for our storing needs.
What do you think, has the functionality of the pot racks progressed through the years? Do you think that they are better than the ones that were used in the 15th century? The answer, of course, is YES! One rack style is the hanging one.
These are hung from the kitchen ceiling by using bolted chains.
Normally there are three or more chains that are used to support the weight of the pot or pan racks.
A good benefit that the hanging pot racks offer is the modern and pleasant aesthetic look.
These hanging pot racks can also be used as lighting fixtures! The wall mounted racks can also be very useful and nice for kitchen use.
As their name implies, the pan racks are normally mounted on the kitchen wall.
If you are going for these pot racks it is highly advisable to mount them using the stud inside your wall so that they support the weight much better.
These wall mounted racks are normally used in smaller kitchens.
How about you, do you think that you're up to date with the price, finish, brands, sizes and types of these quality kitchen appliances? You're probably not.
In this article we will discuss about some of the best pot racks out there.
You will learn all that you need to in order to choose the perfect one for your needs.
Be sure to have a piece of paper and a pen ready because you might wish to take some notes.
I promise you that by the time you reach the end of this article, you will learn all that you need to understand about these racks.
Pot or pan racks have actually been used from the 1400's.
At that time, the families that used these appliances were mostly the poorer ones that could not afford a spacious house.
These early rack versions were hung from the kitchen walls of the ceiling.
Some other versions included the ones that resembled tripods.
These were paled in corners and had hooks for pans and pot.
Now, in the 21st century, we are able to find a wide number of modern pot racks styles and designs that offer better solutions for our storing needs.
What do you think, has the functionality of the pot racks progressed through the years? Do you think that they are better than the ones that were used in the 15th century? The answer, of course, is YES! One rack style is the hanging one.
These are hung from the kitchen ceiling by using bolted chains.
Normally there are three or more chains that are used to support the weight of the pot or pan racks.
A good benefit that the hanging pot racks offer is the modern and pleasant aesthetic look.
These hanging pot racks can also be used as lighting fixtures! The wall mounted racks can also be very useful and nice for kitchen use.
As their name implies, the pan racks are normally mounted on the kitchen wall.
If you are going for these pot racks it is highly advisable to mount them using the stud inside your wall so that they support the weight much better.
These wall mounted racks are normally used in smaller kitchens.