Enclume 8-Tier Cookware Stand, Free Standing Pot Rack, Hammered Metal ( Unassembled)

Saved $150 bucks just by assembling myself!
This pot rack is awesome! It is sturdy, attractive and fits perfectly in our small space. This rack has been in my sights for years but never pulled the trigger due to cost and the looks of our old pans. Well, my spouse had just bought a set of brand new pans and then when I saw this for half the price of what local retailers were selling it for I had to go for it. The only caveat was that I had to assemble it. When the relatively small box arrived, I became nervous hoping I hadn’t made a mistake. The directions were clear, and once I had the first level assembled, it all came together pretty easily. In order to keep all 3 legs straight while I tightened the bolts, I placed a bubble level on the top shelf to ensure it wouldn’t tip over once it was weighed down with my expensive new pots. (One reviewer said theirs tipped over) I don’t know how it could’ve happened, this thing is like a tank! The iron is gorgeous, and I can see using this for decades to come. Thanks Enclume!

Looks great!!
Looks great!!! Exactly what I wanted. We chose to assemble it ourselves. It definitely requires 2 people and patience. Some things we learned: 1) It is easier to connect the super small screws and bolts if one person holds (either the bolt or screw) in position with a hex wrench as the other person does the screwing down from the opposite side (2 hex wrenches are included). 2) We found it easier to start from the top instead of from the bottom (per directions). It was just too difficult to twist the 3 uprights into the proper positions while maintaining the ability to screw down the shelf sets. 3) We did shelf 1, 3, 5, 7 (in that order) and then worked our way back up. This put the uprights at the proper angles. 4) Don’t tighten the screws and bolts down totally before being completely finished (per instructions). The metal is so strong and well done that it has to be able to shift during assembly so the holes will meet. 5) If some screws and bolts don’t readily thread properly just try another one instead of trying to force it. Some just don’t like each other but it all worked in the end.

Perfect and sturdy
The size is perfect! Bottom shelf is the LC Chef’s oven with plenty of room. Tried to buy a cheaper version that felt flimsy and the shelves were far too narrow. The metal looks delicate and expensive but is incredibly sturdy.

Exactly what I hoped for!
I had my eye on this stand for a long time. Then I got a notification that it was a lightning deal on Amazon, so I jumped on it ASAP. I saved over $50, and it came a few days later. I bought the unassembled version because it was over $150 less than the assembled version. It took my husband and myself about a half hour to assemble it. It was easy and the finished product is sturdy and of great quality. Now my beautiful Le Creuset pots and pans can be displayed, and I can enjoy them all of the time. For reference, the bottom one is a 7.25 quart, then next up is a 5 quart brasier, then above that is a 5.5 quart, then a 5.25 deep, a 3.5 quart shallow, then a heritage square baker, a 2 quart, and them the kettle on top. We do have to tip the brasier a little to get it in and out, but that is it. Hand forged in the USA. I love this rack!

Arrived undamaged. Took an hour to put together-best with 2 people as you need 3 hands, lol. Described as hammered metal, it’s not really, maybe just a clear coat. Seems sturdy enough. Ordered the wood shelves that go with this for added stability + pot protection. All in all a good product, although somewhat pricey. It does fill a niche in our home and lets our colourful pots be displayed.

Not easy to put together. Just need extra time of attention at the beginning