Lodge 6-Tier, Kitchen and Pantry Cast Iron Cookware Storage Organizing Tower, Steel Construction, Matte Black, 32.67" x 20.19" x 6"

Don’t be put off, by other reviewers saying you need two people. I am 66 and was able to assemble in just over an hour despite positioning one of the legs incorrectly and had to redo all by myself. I had the bolts nuts and washers in a little container and as suggested kept the shelves in their marked packages until needed, which was indeed very helpful. No missing bits so 24 hours after ordering this sturdy space saving unit, my heavy cast iron pans are now stored beautifully and with easy access!!

I bought this rack to better organize my heavier cookware, especially cast iron pieces and larger stock pots, and overall I’m very happy with it. I cook a lot and own more cookware than the average kitchen, but everything gets used regularly, so accessibility and practical storage matter more to me than display. This rack has definitely improved the organization and workflow in my kitchen.I currently use it in the wire shelving area of my butler’s pantry, where I store cookware and small appliances. Before this, a lot of my pots were stacked on shelves, which wasted space and made things harder to access. This rack freed up a noticeable amount of shelf space and stores heavier cookware much more securely and conveniently.The rack itself is quite sturdy once assembled. Mine is holding well over 30 pounds of cookware including a 15" cast iron skillet, a 7 qt Dutch oven, another 5 qt cast iron Dutch oven, plus several enameled stock pots ranging from 3–12 quarts. Even fully loaded, it feels stable and doesn’t wobble.The biggest downside is assembly. Putting it together by myself took the better part of an hour, mostly because getting the shelves balanced while attaching the legs took some trial and error. The included hardware was also disappointing — several of the cap nuts stripped during assembly. Luckily I have a fairly stocked workshop and was able to replace them, but not everyone will have spare hardware available.One thing buyers should know is that each shelf has a slightly different diameter and spacing, so cookware placement takes a little planning. Multiple items over 10–12 inches can be challenging depending on which shelf you’re using, while cookware under 10 inches generally fits fine. Height can also become a limitation with larger pots; my 12 qt stock pot is about the maximum practical size.Despite those issues, I would absolutely buy it again. The rack is sturdy, functional, and genuinely useful if you actively cook and need a better way to organize heavier cookware, Dutch ovens, or cast iron skillets. It also looks nice enough that it could work as a display piece tucked into a kitchen corner.

Very happy with this sturdy 6-tier beauty. Way to go Lodge!

Great quality! Very stable, easy to mount and very very practical!

It was broken. Was returned.

This is my 3rd pot rack. The first was the hopeless old dutch that can only fit 2 of my smallest pot despite having 6 levels.The second was a cheap China made 5 tier rack which is surprisingly decent, if it can improve on the design to make it more stable n less wobbly. Certainly I had nightmares of it collapsing together with my Staub cast iron pots. I suppose if you would had lightweight stainless steel pots, then it will not be an issue.Finally coming to this Lodge tower. I have this to say, BUY IT, now! It is far cheaper than Enclumes yet super strong and stable. I am gonna get another one soon. My only gripe is the paintwork can be a little patchy. Perhaps Lodge might consider making one from stainless steel. Yes, it's gonna cost more than this one but I will definitely be lining up for one. Or two!