Qadim Olandiż 60-il pulzier Alloy Steel Cookware Stand, Graphite

Name: Qadim Olandiż 60-il pulzier Alloy Steel Cookware Stand, Graphite
Brand: Old Dutch
SKU: 6848429268069
Availability: InStock

Brand:Old Dutch

3.2/5

€

DESKRIZZJONI TAL-PRODOTT Oiled Bronż Six Shelf Cookware Stand. Dan l-istand versatili għandu sitt xkafef biex iżżomm qsari, twaġen, pjanti jew kull ħaġa oħra li għandek bżonn biex iżżomm organizzata iżda aċċessibbli. Magħmula minn Azzar tal-Gejl Tqil, il-Finish tan-Nikil Satin huwa lakkat għal manutenzjoni faċli. Assemblea Meħtieġa. 60½H AMAZON.COM Ittrasforma rokna tal-kċina li ma tintużax biżżejjed b'dan l-istand tal-okware tal-kromju minn Old Dutch. Is-sitt xkafef--kull wieħed iffurmat bħal trijangolu li jiġbed in-nifs tiegħu--huma maħduma minn azzar b'saħħtu miksi bil-kromju. B'kejl ta '15-il pulzier wiesa' fil-bażi u 9-1/2 pulzieri wiesgħa fl-ogħla xkaffa, l-istand għandu forma għax-xejn bil-mod. Handy għal teapots, ktieli, u skutelli, issolvi wkoll il-problema ta 'fejn tpoġġi pjanta fil-kċina. Il-finitura tal-mera tal-Olandiż Qadim hija qawwija u ferrieħa u timsaħ nadif b'ċarruta niedja. L-istruttura miftuħa tipprovdi aċċess mill-angoli kollha u tippermetti wkoll li jitdendlu utensili u fradal. Saqajn ċatti jagħmlu l-istand b'saħħtu, filwaqt li l-partijiet ta 'fuq imdawwar jagħmlu siluwett attraenti. Bil-mekkaniżmi kollha barra fil-miftuħ, l-assemblaġġ huwa ta' malajr-tieħuk inqas minn nofs siegħa. --Emily Bedard

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EAN: 6848429268069

Kategoriji Dar u tal-kċina, Kċina u Dining, Ħażna u Organizzazzjoni, Xtillieri tal-Qsari,

Stand tal-partikolari tal-azzar ta' kejl tqil b'finitura miksija bit-trab tal-grafita. Iżomm sa 100 libbra ta 'partikolari tiegħek. Handy wkoll għal teapots, ktieli u skutelli. Jkejjel 60 pulzier għoli u 15-il pulzier madwar il-bażi. Stand ta 'sitt saffi tucks f'kantuniera perfetta għall-ħażna ta' oġġetti multipli meta l-ispazju tal-bank huwa limitat.

Assembly Required	Yes
Brand	Old Dutch
Color	Graphite
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 876 ratings 4.2 out of 5 stars
Finish Type	Mirror_satin
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	106GU
Item Weight	13.97 Pounds
Manufacturer	Old Dutch
Material	Alloy Steel
Mounting Type	Freestanding
Number of Shelves	6
Product Dimensions	20 x 20 x 60 inches
Product Dimensions	20"D x 20"W x 60"H
Room Type	Kitchen
Shelf Type	Tier
Special Feature	Portable
Style	Modern

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Scritto da: ECU Tailgater

Nice stand

It is a nice stand and easy to assemble. Wish I had paid more attention to the dimensions of the pots/pans it will support. My larger (12 & 15-inch) cast iron pans are too big and will not set in the base properly. Other than that I am completely satisfied with the stand.

Scritto da: Singowl29Creations

Ideal storage in a small area for cast iron ware

I like the compact design which allows for maximum storage. The assembly was a bit tricky. Perhaps they might stamp the letters of the brace strips as there is not much difference in the sizes. Also enlarge the diagram

Scritto da: Dr. Loomis

Great stand, holds all my cast iron

This thing took me about an hour and 15 minutes to assemble myself, and I will say that it was a semi frustrating balancing act. The whole thing is kinda wobbly as I assemble it but when I complete the assembly (before tightening the screws) it is more sturdy, but still wobbly. I then set it on the level kitchen floor, straightened everything out (eyeballing it, though it still looked slanted or leaning, but that may have been an optical illusion cause I used a level and it was fine). Well I pulled out my socket wrenches and a screw driver and got to work on tightening this thing. During this process one of the round screw covers broke off, plus even when using my socket wrench that I fit perfectly to the bolts, there was a decent amount of scratching of the powdered graphite finish (on the screw caps, not on the metal stand itself). There was also only so much I could tighten before the screw and bolt side would turn together. It seemed I could turn as hard as I could with both hands but it just wouldnt get super tight. I believe some sort of stress/pressure washers or even some rubber O-rings would have secured these joints better. Anyway, I assembled it and despite my complaints about not being able to tighten the joints as much as I wanted to, this was a solid and sturdy stand, not tilting or leaning (photo above with the red wall, window, and white fridge). I set it in my kitchen and loaded it up with my cast iron cookware. Bottom shelf was a "Camp Chef" 6 quart dutch oven, just barely fit through the stands opening, though when situated, had a good inch and a half of space all around. Second shelf from the bottom is a Lodge 12 inch skillet. Third shelf is a lodge 10 inch skillet. Fifth shelf from bottom (2nd from top) I am able to fit what claims to be a 9 inch skillet, I forget the brand name, but its a thinner cast iron than lodge. On the top of this I intend to keep a Lodge 6 inch skillet. The Skillets all require a diagonal tilt to fit through the stands opening, but they all sit centered nicely with one to about half an inch of space around the perimeter. Based on the much more expensive options out there, I would get this product instead. It may take a little time to assemble, but I will gladly give that time in order to save hundreds of dollars. Plus, it looks great, functions exactly as advertised, and is currently holding about 70 pounds of solid cast iron. Cant go wrong with that! Update May 2013: I endured a move recently and this shelf made it through unscathed. Still super sturdy, still holds all my cast iron. This was an excellent buy.

Scritto da: Thargrove

Follow The Instructions

I read many of the reviews about the nut-caps separating and other issues. The instructions have you putting the vertical supports on the middle shelf first, then adding the upper and lower levels. Only hand-tighten the screws as little as possible until it’s all together. Then, go back and tighten a bit at a time until it’s level and sturdy. I didn’t have any issues putting it together by myself. It looks great!

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Only place & lightly snug bolts at first to adjust legs before final tightening

Great product so far

Scritto da: Sue Ferguson

Exactly as Described

This is exactly as described and just what I needed.

Scritto da: Myview

Holes in upper structure were misaligned- PLEASE check before assembling

I like this Cookware stand. But I am posting this to warn and save others from some frustration. I just got myself an AllClad set of pans and pots, so was determined to keep them safe from scratches. My first two purchases of tabletop stands failed (did not fit pan sizes), so I decided to get this stand. I built it up carefully and after more than an hour of hard work, I had just completed the 5th layer - the second to the last layer, (there are 6) when I discovered the holes had been wrongly drilled and the 5th layer was badly slanting. I was so tired after so much grueling assembly work that I just wanted it to work. So I decided to do the last layer and see if it could be managed. As you will see in the photos- not a hope! The pot on the 5th and 6th layer slant - with the 5th layer in danger of having pans slide off and smash into a child's head. The seller was responsive and has sent a return label. But I'm quite frustrated as I have lost 2 weeks, hard work and dashed expectations. The lesson for everyone: they don't tell you to do this, BUT When you get your package, before you start building as instructed, take a few minutes and lay the long poles side by side. CHECK and verify that the drilled holes are all aligned exactly right. If they are, then start assembling. If not, you have saved your fingers 2 hours of pain, and your mind, a lot of frustration. Assume you are doing the last quality control. Now, I have to start dismounting the entire edifice and repacking it to mail back. I wish I could have just drilled into the metal and kept the stand since I do like it otherwise.

Scritto da: stevem

Great for the price

This is a good deal for $53 It's a nice size and fairly sturdy. I am using it to keep my cast iron skillets on. Looks like it will work well, though I will add some thin wood circles to provide a better base for them to sit on. Thinking about buying another. Following the directions was difficult at first. They just aren't formatted in a way that made sense to me visually. That's probably just me. However, all I had to do was look at the picture of the assembled product, and then every piece made perfect sense, and the directions became much easier to follow. It seemed strange that there were enough assembled bolt and cap nut sets for the job, and then 3 or 4 extra cap nuts. I figured out why when I was assembling. If you crank down too tight, the bolt will pop the cap part off. That happened to several of the cap nuts, and I was just using a hand screwdriver. Once I figured it out, it took less than 10 minutes to assemble fully. Overall, I am very happy for the price.

Scritto da: Jason

Not made for Lodge dutch ovens

The quality is good but the sizing confuses me. I had planned to use this for my Lodge Dutch Ovens.... The 1qt fit in the top. The 2qt wouldn’t fit on the second shelf but it would wiggle onto the third shelf. The 4qt wouldn’t fit anywhere on the top half (I only placed the top half together for testing). Not sure if the 5,7, or 9 qt would fit anywhere else. I’m not giving this a one star rating because the rack was nice and the quality was good, it just pretty useless if you’re looking for a way to store dutch ovens.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Flimsy.

Bit wobbly. Looks nice but if you bump it watch out! Don’t have this around little kids.

Scritto da: DM

Add an Accent to your Decor

Love it. Holds my cast iron and makes my kitchen look beautiful.

Scritto da: sharon s

Nice!

I like my pots stand.

Scritto da: M. Price

Not as sturdy as I would like

Like other reviewers noted the hardware is cheap. Why? It would add so little to the cost to supply better screws and nuts, it has been a customer complaint for years. Anyways a bit of a hassle putting together, much easier with two people. It is flimsy, but it will hold my heavy cast iron pieces, safely tucked in a corner. For reference pieces are from bottom up 7 qt, 5.7 qt oval and 4 qt, top three shelves are very small only fit a couple of my Sensations bowls.