SUNZOS Pull Out Pot Lids Organizer Rack, 2 Pack Pots and Pans Organizer for Underneath Cupboard, Pot Lid Holder with 8 Adjustable Compartment for Kitchen Cupboard Cookware Baking
$41.99
Value: $41.99
(as of Feb 14, 2025 16:48:08 UTC – Particulars)
Product Description
Pull Out Pots and Pans Organizer 
Appropriate for All Sorts of Kitchenware 
Pot and pan organizer adopts high quality iron and rustproof coating, not straightforward to deform and sturdy for long-term use. The expandable design with 8 dividers means that you can retailer all cookware like pots, pans, plates, and many others.
Pull Out Design for Inside Cupboard 
Multi-functional and Multi-scenario Use 
Our pot lid organizer can pefectly make the most of your kitchen house. It’s broadly utilized to cabinet, cupboard, countertop, shelf, drawer, and many others.
Product Dimensions 
Buy Word: Measure and know your cupboard earlier than buying.(Cupboard Depth≥ 19″,Width ≥10″) Think about pot width, peak, and and the house occupied by the deal with when measuring the cupboard/drawer.
Say Goodbye to Chaos and Embrace Orderliness 
Tidy It Up with SUNZOS
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Buyer Opinions
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Value
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$41.99$41.99
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Materials
Steel
Steel
Steel, Plastics
Steel
Steel, Acrylic
Software
Arrange pot lids
Arrange pot lids
Underneath Sink Organizer
Towel Storage
Beauty Storage
Options
Adjustable, Pull out
Adjustable, Pull out
Adjustable, Expandable
High Shelf
90° Nook Design
Rustproof Coating
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Straightforward Set up
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Buy Word: Please measure the scale of your cupboard earlier than buying. (Product dimensions:16.5″Dx8.3″Wx7.5″ H, measure your cupboard’s peak earlier than buying,making certain the organizer slides in simply even when totally loaded with pots and lids.)
Multi-Function Storage: The pot lid organizer is not restricted to pan organizers or pot lid organizer. It can also accommodate chopping board, cookie sheet, sheet pan, baking pan, meals container lid, frying pan, skillet, and different cookware
Drill-Free Set up: Our pots and pans organizer incorporates a no-drill design, using superior nano adhesive know-how for a safe match, not solely simplifies the setup course of but in addition protects your cupboards from potential injury attributable to drilling
8 Adjustable Dividers Designed For All Shapes Of Pot Lids: This pot and pan organizer with 8 adjustable dividers, further 3 greater dividers for heavy pots and lids, making it a perfect lid organizer inside cupboard for all shapes of pot lids
Easy Entry with Sliding Rails: With sliding rails fitted on this pots and pans organizer beneath cupboard. Simply give it a pull easy entry proper at your fingertips, the underside tray helps shield your cupboard from water stains
8 reviews for SUNZOS Pull Out Pot Lids Organizer Rack, 2 Pack Pots and Pans Organizer for Underneath Cupboard, Pot Lid Holder with 8 Adjustable Compartment for Kitchen Cupboard Cookware Baking
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Corine Littlefield –
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Works great
Pablo –
really good for cleaning up the mess of pans I had in my cabinets
This organizer really helped me clean up my cabinet. Now my pans arenât stacked all over each other. The dividers are adjustable, so it fits all my lids and pans of different sizes. Only thing is, it took me a little time to install, but once it was in, itâs been great. Keeps everything nice and neat overall I definetely recommend it.
A A –
Convenient storage solution for pans
This organizer is great for leveraging vertical space that often goes unused in your cabinet! And it prevents you from having to stack pans on top of each other, so they will get less scratched over time. Definitely happy I got this!
Ericka J –
My kitchen never looked so organized!
This organizer is a space-saver! The adjustable dividers fit pots, lids, and other cookware perfectly, while the sliding rails make access effortless. Installation is simple with no drilling required, and it keeps my cabinets organized and protected. A fantastic addition to any kitchen.
Tom –
Not as deep as Iâd like.
This works well. I donât use the dividers but I did try them. I just found that I could fit more by stacking. I just wish this tray was a bit deeper.
me –
very adjustable
I was quite pleased with this pull out cabinet organizer. I used the adhesive mount since I needed to affix it to a metal cabinet. It worked so well that when I realized I wanted to move it to the other side 30 seconds after I set it down, it was too late. That thing is not moving. The organizer has very smooth action, even when fully loaded with heavy pot lids. I was able to fit about 7-8 pot lids in this .What i especially love is how adjustable it is. You can put the dividers where ever you need make narrow or wide slots. Installing and removing the dividers is very easy. I also love it contains two sizes of divider for larger items and smaller items. I think it is supposed to be so that you can do both your fry pans and their lids. However, I found that the larger ones worder great for my skillet and stock pot lids where the small ones work better for my sauce pan and fry pan lids. One note, it does not accommodate smaller pot lids all that well because the handles is supposed to rest on the “dip” in the dividers. For my smallest lids, that leaves them dangling in the air. You can still put them in, you will just need to make wider slots.
James D. –
Nice way to get pans and lids organized!
This is a great solution to keep my pants and lids organized. I finally splurged and got myself a nice set of stainless steel cookware and carbon steel cookware so I wanted to make sure that I had a good way to store them and keep them nice and this fits the bill.The materials feel solid and good. I really appreciate the arms that can be adjusted for different widths to accommodate the different sizes, but this helps me be a little more efficient with the space.I think this is better suited to pans and lids and not pots. A pot would take too much space within the rails.Another thing to note is I would make sure that you have enough clearance vertically as well as depth wise in your cabinets just to make sure you can use this or else if you’re trying to stick this into a space that’s not suitable it makes it worse if you’re not using the space efficiently.Its ability to slide out also makes this a nice product so I have access to the things in the back without having to reach behind everything else. Glad I have this!
J. Kramer –
Better for lids than pans
We currently have a deep drawer in our kitchen where we stack our pans. We have padded snowflake shaped protectors between each pan to prevent scratches. While the stacking works well, we thought we liked the idea of keeping the pans separated on a rack that rolls out of a lower cabinet. After assembling the rack (before installing it in the cabinet), I did a test fit with our pans.Ugh, they didn’t fit well in this rack. We have two 12″ pans, a 10″ pan, and two smaller pans. The dividers in the rack are 8″ wide and about 6″ tall. This means that the pans fall forward with the cooking surface resting on the tops of the metal dividers. It wasn’t an efficient use of space the way they leaned forward, and I didn’t like the thought of metal dividers rubbing on the cooking surface. My wife and I decided to keep stacking our pans in the deep drawer with protective pads.We did find a beneficial use for this rack. The lids have been the awkward items in the drawer. They don’t stack well, and overlap our pans when we’re trying to get them out. It turns out that they sit in this rack far better than the pans since they don’t have the same depth that the pans have. I decided to slide some shrink tubes onto the wire dividers so that the glass lids rest on a plastic/rubber surface rather than the metal wire surface. Using black shrink tubes, they’re invisible after shrinking them with heat.(One pic shows an tube on the rack before shrinking it with heat. If you look closely at the pic of the assembled rack with no lids, you can see where I put the shrink tubes to protect the glass.)