Pots & Pans Storage

[tjbnwi]

Tom said “You’ll need to use X-series adjustable system”

Rev A Shelf has a system now, I prefer the X-Series.

https://www.centurymade.com/cabinet-organizers

Tom

 

[Sparktrician]

Tom said “You’ll need to use X-series adjustable system”

The Rev-A-Shelf stuff was in the house when I bought it. That said, I think I'd prefer to have wood drawers rather than wire racks, Time will tell how much the wire racks annoy me.

 

[tjbnwi]

The Rev-A-Shelf stuff was in the house when I bought it. That said, I think I'd prefer to have wood drawers rather than wire racks, Time will tell how much the wire racks annoy me.

I think you’ll be okay with it, the wire systems work for pots and pans, for other items I prefer a shelf system.

 

[Max Fracas]

The drawers under our gas cooktop are arranged the way @mino describes. We keep utensils such as tongs, spatulas, and ladles in the shallow top drawer. The middle, also shallow, holds our most-used skillets. The large bottom holds pots, pans, and lids. We really love the arrangement of these drawers and use them several times over the course of a day.

Our drawers are IKEA Maximera IIRC. They have undermount slides and metal sides. We’ve had them 7+ years without a single issue. By the way, our “WMF” set of pots and pans were purchased in 1997 in a village outside Stuttgart, Germany. We like them so much it has been a brake on considering an induction cooktop.

 

[Sparktrician]

I think you’ll be okay with it, the wire systems work for pots and pans, for other items I prefer a shelf system.

I tend to agree with you. I just have to adjust the top rack down ~2" or so.