Enclume Kitchen Racks

Since 1973, Enclume has produced high quality kitchen racks using durable, heavy gauge steel. Accented by attractive eastern Maplewood, Enclume not only offer the convenience of storage but the eye appeal of a centerpiece that'll impress family and friends alike.

Enclume pot racks from cooking.com helps home gourmets and chefs promote organization of all their essential kitchenware in one convenient space. Never fumble in cupboards again for the right pot or pan again!

Browse cooking.com for wall, standing, baker and one of Enclume's most popular items, ceiling racks. Enclume uses traditional French metal forming equipment to produce handmade racks that are personally inspected to always meet the highest standards. Finishes of each pot rack is applied over heavy gauge steel and hand polished.

The Hammered Steel Oval Rack with Grid is a marvel of ergonomic design saving much space in your kitchen. A three foot wide grid hangs down from the ceiling with as series of straight and angled hooks to store all your pots, pans and lids. You'll free up cupboard space and prepare meals more efficiency with this supreme organizer in the center of your kitchen.

For corner spaces and small niches in the kitchen try the Pot Rack Stand 8- or 6 Tier. This item fits perfectly in small spaces but allows for much storage convenience. The rack's narrow top stores smaller items but tapers out towards the bottom for larger pots and pans. Expand the capacity of your pot rack by adding hooks on the side to hang utensils.

The Steel Deep Bookshelf Rack maximizes tight kitchen spaces even more with a 36 inch width and 12 angled hooks for pots, pans, lids and oven mitts. Use the convenient shelf to store cookbooks, major spices and olive oil.

Choose from a variety of sizes in all Enclume racks from oval and rectangular ceiling racks from 24 inches to 5ft. Get them in hammered or stainless steel. To better organize your kitchen for maximum storage convenience and hassle-free food preparation, shop for Enclume kitchen racks from cooking.com.