Lodge 5-Tier, Kitchen and Pantry Cast Iron Cookware Storage Organizer, Steel Construction, Matte Black , 11.07 x 8.25 x 14.32

I purchased the Lodge 6-Tier Kitchen and Pantry Cast Iron Cookware Storage Organizing Tower, and it has been an absolute game changer for my kitchen storage. Yes, assembly can be a bit tricky, but the effort is well worth it. Once assembled, the tower is incredibly stable and robust, no issues whatsoever.This tower is a powerhouse in terms of storage. At any given time, it holds at least 30 of my cast iron, stainless steel, and enamel pots and pans with ease. I also bought some S hooks, which allowed me to maximize the space by hanging additional items off the sides. This added functionality makes the storage tower even more versatile.A small tip for fellow cast iron enthusiasts: place a towel between your pots and pans to prevent metal-on-metal contact. This will help maintain your cookware in top condition.One crucial piece of advice for anyone purchasing this unit: make sure to double-check that you have all the correct pieces before starting assembly. It will save you a lot of time and prevent any unnecessary headaches.I love this storage tower so much that I would buy another one if I had the space for it! If you're looking for a solid, reliable solution to organize a large collection of cookware, this is definitely the product for you.

This rack is well made and if assembled properly will hold a good amount of weight. It sits in the corner of the kitchen and holds our cast iron wear and our hot pot. We have a lot of gadgets and do a lot of home cooking so this rack was a some what stylish solution for our space problems. Priced well below market call on similar kitchen racks.

I love my cast iron storage tower!! It is just what I wanted. It is sleek yet sturdy and looks so attractive in my kitchen. It fits nicely in a small space. It holds all my cast iron cookware and also my other set of pots and pans. It came in a sturdy box and was packed safely. All pieces were there and the directions were easy to follow. I was able to put it together by myself. I am a 72 year old woman recovering from a broken wrist which happened on Labor Day. It took me about 2 hours. IF I had looked a little more carefully at the instruction diagram, it might have taken less time. I put one shelf in the wrong place and had to remove it. All in all, I am very pleased with my tower and would recommend it to anyone who wants an attractive and functional place to store their cookware.

I have purchased cheap brands before and they start to sag a bit so it develops a slight slope and the smooth painted metal lets the pan fall off. Fixed with FlexSeal rubber spray which eventually wears off.But not this one. Straight out of the box it holds nothing but big cast iron without any sag. It’s wonderful!My respect for Lodge products has drastically improved over time. I own some high-end cast iron from different manufacturers. Love some of them. But my last two Lodge products made me rethink if I should just buy Lodge moving forward. They’re honest and reasonably priced while offering a great product. It’s not like the food cooks any better on some of the others or it’s easier to clean.Anyway I highly recommend this product. If you’re tempted by a few others because they cost less or have more capacity, stop, it’s too good to be true unless your pans are light as a feather.I have nothing but cast iron in the picture. Doesn’t even sag a little.

I'm giving the product 5 starts BUT the assembly instructions are lacking and you need to be aware there are no extra screws, washers, or nuts so if you loose one, plan on a trip to the hardware store.I'm of "advanced" age and put it together myself. I'm not going to say it was easy. But it's doable. The problem is that the instructions don't tell you that the poles/legs for the top and the bottom are not the same. The boxes aren't marked "bottom" and "top" so there is really no clue except for one drawing that isn't well marked. There is nothing mentioning it in the written instructions. The poles/legs with the wider connection at one end are the bottom ones. That's important if you want to only put it together once. And have a magnet ready when you put it together to locate any bolts or nuts you drop (you will I promise).Lodge cookware may still be made in the US, but this rack is made in Taiwan. It fits together great. But the instructions are lacking.Once together, I LOVE it. Very sturdy and very nice looking...even with the silver replacement nut from the hardware store in the back. ;)