How To Make Your Own Kitchen Pot Rack

Let's face it, we all need more room in our kitchens!strength. Screw the cross beams in from the side at
One of the easiest ways to free up cabinet space isregular intervals.
by hanging a pot rack from the ceiling to store allAdd screw hooks to each corner on the top of the
your bulky pots and pans. Pot racks run upwards ofrack.
$150 even at the online discount shops! Here is anPaint or stain as desired.
easy way to make a sturdy pot rack for yourFinding studs in your ceiling, screw in four heavy duty
kitchen for less than $15. Photos of this project canscrew hooks to approximately coordinate with the
be found atscrew hooks in the top of the pot rack.
SuppliesAdd chain, and hang! If there is no counter beneath
Non pressure treated 2x4 lumberthe pot rack, be sure to hang it high enough to
Drillprevent bumped heads! You may add as many
3 inch wood screwsscrew hooks to the pot rack as desired to store all
Length of chain form the home improvement shopyour pots and pans, and store lids, baskets and
Screw Hooksbowls on the top. Or, you can simply stack your pots
Paint or Stainon the top surface, as I do.
Cut two pieces of lumber to your desired pot rackYou may add further decoration to your pot rack by
length, and two in your desired width. If you areadding fabric tubes to cover the chain, silk or dried
hanging it over a counter or island, make it slightlyflowers or hang braids of garlic or strings of peppers.
smaller than the countertop.I soaked an inexpensive grapevine wreath overnight
Using your drill, screw the four pieces into a squarein water, then cut it apart and wrapped it around the
or rectangle shape.rack. I added several sprays of springtime silk
Now measure across the width of the frame fromflowers. The flowers can be changed out with the
inside to inside. This is the measurement for theseasons.
cross "beams" Remember, measure twice, cut once!Almost as simple as making a box, it looks great and
I recommend at least three cross beams foradds tons of storage space to the kitchen!