Cookware Racks
Where on earth am I going to fit this lovely new set of All-Clad pots and pans, 
you ask? Save the space in the cabinets and opt for a rack where you can hang your new set of pots and pans. It keeps them at arm's length for quick retrieval while cooking, not to mention that they help make room so that you use the cabinets to store other appliances that you use less frequently. Another added bonus of using a rack instead of the conventional cabinet or even a slide out drawer is that it will keep your pots and pans virtually scratch free and protect any non-stick coatings they may have.
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Portable Kitchen Islands - Ideal for smaller kitchens with little counter space.
- You'll have adequate space below to store your pots and pans, and a drawer for your utensils.
- When you aren't using it, you can roll it to the side or keep it in the center of the room to pose as a real kitchen island.
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Kitchen Ceiling Racks - Much like a bookshelf, these are a sophisticated way to store your pots and pans.
- Make sure you find a sturdy one that's easy to hang.
- Your kitchen will take on a whole new professional feel!
- Target has dozens of different models, with prices ranging from $50 to over $600.
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Bookshelf Pot Racks - A great alternative to noisily searching for cookware under the counter.
- Bookshelves aren't just for the living room anymore!
- With a design like this, you can have your pots and pans at your fingertips, with space on top for lids, cookbooks, etc.
- Two-tiered shelves are also available.
- Gourmet Gallery Bookshelf Pot Racks
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Rack Placement
Be sure not to hang a rack directly over where you cook. Pots and pans will accumulate grease, which is not only unsightly, but also a health hazard. Make sure that the rack will make the pots and pans close enough to reach, but not so close that you hit your head on them. Iron Accents has some information on how and where to install your new rack.
A Few Options to Choose From
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