Pot Racks save space by giving your pots and pans a new home freeing up space in the cabinets for other things, and believe it not it gives the kitchen a whole new look. Well almost like magic "Wow what different Look!"
This is something you can do yourself, after selecting the Pot Rack of your liking. You're going to need hooks to go into the ceiling, check to make sure the hook can hold up to 100 pound each better to have it hold more then you need then to wake up to a horrible crashing sound in the middle of the night just to find out the hooks were to weak and gave way!
Tools you will need;
- Drill
- drill bit half the size of the diameter of the hooks main shaft
- Tape measure
- Pencil or marker
- Magnets
- Any tool that has a hole in the handle that will fit over the hook to use as a handle and leaver
So what are the magnets for you might ask, they are for finding the sheet rock screws in the ceiling you will need to locate the rafters or upper floor joist, using the magnets will help you locate them and to see which way the are laid out so your not having to punch a lot of holes in you ceiling to find them. this is what you want your hooks to go into, now you could get toggle bolts as well but the don't hold more the 80 pounds of weight and the hooks themselves a little on the lighter side hold even less weight.
Now that you have located rafters you can see which way they are laid and start measuring and marking where your hooks need to go.
Drill your pilot hole this will make it much easier to put your hooks in, Using your tool with a hole in the handle as a pry or leaver.
Now that your hooks are in you can hang your Pot Rack and store you pots and pans in their new home.
Now you can all go enjoy the new look it gives your kitchen as well!









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