YouCopia StoreMore Adjustable Bakeware Rack, Cookie Sheet Baking Pan and Tray Organizer for Kitchen Cabinet and Pantry Storage, Standard, White

This bakeware rack instantly tidied up my cabinet. It holds all my baking sheets, cutting boards, and pans upright and easy to grab—no more stacking and shifting things around.The adjustable dividers make it super flexible, and setup took less than a minute. The base stays in place, and the coated wires don’t scratch anything. It’s sturdy, space-saving, and just works. Highly recommend if you want a more organized kitchen.

I'm very happy with this lid organizer. It solved a clutter problem in my kitchen and adjusts easily to fit different sizes of lids. I'm storing the pressure cooker lid of my Instant Pot on it, as well as several glass and metal lids. Easy to assemble and doesn't take up much counter or cabinet space. Highly recommend.

I have a collection of Nordic Ware novelty baking pans for making little cakes in the form of cars, bugs, cottages, maple leaves etc. These pans can't be nested inside each other because they're all different shapes; they can't be stacked because they aren't flat; they can't be stored in their original boxes because they come without a box. Standing them on edge and propping them against each other is a precarious solution because their weight distribution is so lopsided. I stored mine in an open cardboard box for a while but this meant getting all of them out in order to reach those at the back. It wasn’t great.I eventually realized I needed a rack, but not just any rack because of the weird shapes of these pans. I needed something I could adjust. I finally found this bakeware rack and it is exactly what I needed for my pans.It was very easy to set up. I just took it out of the box and started installing the wire spacers, placing a pan after each one so I could figure out the placement of the next spacer. The holes for the spacers are close enough together that I can make the space fit the dimensions of each pan very closely. The wire is strong and so is the hard plastic base. The little non-skid feet on the bottom help keep the rack in place as I pull heavy pans out.End result: My pans are now neatly organized side by side. They are easy to remove and put back. My pans don’t even lean against each other: they stand straight up on their edges, held up by the wire spacers.I highly recommend this rack for irregularly-shaped novelty bakeware.Edit 3/26/18: I liked this storage rack so much I ordered another one for my more conventional bakeware: muffin pans (regular and mini), square 8 x 8 inch pan, 13 x 9 inch pan, mini pie pan. I nest the identical pans together, then slide them into a slot on the rack to make more efficient use of space. It works great, so I am happy to report that this rack works well for conventional bakeware, too.

I was so tired of all my baking pans falling over but this rack has helped so much. It was super easy to assemble and fit into my tight cabinet. It would be perfect if the racks were just a little taller to keep larger pans standing up, but it works just great.

I love that this is adjustable so you can configure it however works best for the number and size of the pans you have. I had gotten a different storage rack before that just wouldn’t work because I had too many bulky pans. This one was easy to customize to fit all those bulky pans. It seems well made and doesn’t topple over even with somewhat heavy metal pans in it. It keeps my cabinet looking neat and tidy. Love it!

The media could not be loaded. Perfect for a drying rack for large cooking items. Keeps everything organized if you have a small kitchen this will be a game changer.

I used this for baking sheets and muffin tins along with my cutting board. I did place on a rubber liner so it is secure and doesn't slide around which was my concern. Easy to put together and quick setup for my kitchen. Can change out the widths for any additional items.

I purchased this for a narrow cabinet where I store sheet pans, cookie sheets, cooling racks and cutting boards. It's a nice concept and might work well for shorter things. My experience was that the dividers kept coming out and all the things I was trying to separate just kept falling into each other.