ottawa foodies

Hello Group.
Anyone know where I can find a rack for hanging pots?
Maybe a circular type one?
I need one for my cottage kitchen as it's so small(the kitchen).
Thanks in advance
Frank

Hi Frank,

I use Ikea's Grundtal "hook and rail"-type shelves (www.ikea.com) in my smallish kitchen. It works well, because you can hang smaller pots and pans off the bottom of them and keep the heavier ones on top. It's convenient as hell, but it does require wall-mounting, rather than ceiling-mounting. Do you have a wall available?

Hi Frank, I saw several scattered around Ma Cuisine store. I actually got mine at HomeSense..of all places. My friend has the Ikea as well and she really likes it too.

Yeah, I use the ikea stuff too but you need a wall to affix it too.

If you want to go cheap, and fashionable, just find an old small wooden window frame (minus the glass) and attach hooks and hanging hardware yourself. You might be able to find one at the ReStore, or yard sales.

PiO - I was thinking the same thing, seems like it would be a good DIY project for something a bit more unique, and to your spec

Thanks for the replies folks.
I need one that hangs from the ceiling as there's
a small window instead of a wall.

My cottage is rustic enough. (you have to manually
pump water from the lake using a hand pump)
I was thinking black metal would fit right in.
But the window idea is worthy of note.
Where is this Ma Cuisine store?
Thanks again
Cheers

Have a look at some DYI. I like the bike wheel one...

lifehacker.com

www.diynetwork.com

www.apartmenttherapy.com

Oh Oh!!! I just remembered something! At Rona, I saw a super nice one and it had lights too! It was 50% off! If I did not have one already, I would have bought it for sure!

Ma Cuisine is located at Dalhousie @ Murray in the Byward market.

Poutine: I wanna do the DIY bicycle pot rack. I don't think husband would let me though :(

I'm gonna have to check out the Rona one.
I got a gift certificate for Rona from
my sister on my Bday. This might be a perfect
use for it.

LWB; I know, it looks so neat! For a cottage you could also use an old iron wheel from a wagon or something, a more rustic look...

Frank: I saw it at the Rona on Le Plateau in Hull. I would call ahead and see if the Rona you are going to has it in stock... If I remember right, they had more then one model, in different sizes.

This is the one I found at HomeSense. This was in my old place. We have since moved and have yet to install it in the new kitchen :-(

Is this the sort of circular pot hanging rack you are looking for?

:-)

LOL!

HAHA. Win.