Arbeitsplatten-Topfdeckel- und Löffelständer aus Edelstahl 304, freistehender Halter

I've been using this for about six weeks now and it hasn't rusted, wobbled, or fallen over. I load it up with a mix of lids and utensils every day. The footprint is small enough that it sits between my stove and sink without getting in the way. I'd buy this again.

Works great for holding my lids and spoons, but the bottom edge has a bit of a rough finish that's left small scratches on my granite countertop. I put a felt pad under it and now it's perfect. Wish it came with that, but otherwise it's a good product.

I was expecting something flimsy for the price, but the steel is actually pretty hefty. The welds are clean and there's no sharp edges. I've had it for a month and it's been through steam and splatters, and it still looks like new. I'm happy with this purchase.

I don't have a lot of cabinet space, so this sits on my counter and holds my three most used lids plus my big spoon and a spatula. It's compact and doesn't get in the way of my coffee maker. I move it to the window sill when I need more counter, and it's light enough to lift with one hand.

It's a decent holder but if you load it unevenly, it can tip if you're not careful. I put my big skillet lid on one side and a cutting board on the other and it was a little unstable. Once I balanced the load, it's been fine. The steel is good quality though, no rust.

I was always digging through a drawer full of utensils. Now the ones I use daily hang on the stand and I can grab them without opening anything. The brushed steel looks nice with my other appliances. It's held up well for a few weeks with no scratches.

The construction is really solid and it doesn't slide around. My only complaint is the slots are a bit narrow for thicker lid handles. My All-Clad handles are just too fat to slide in, but my cheaper pans fit great. The spoon holders on the sides are perfect for my tongs and whisk.

They were always in a pile next to the stove. Now they stand in this holder and honestly it freed up so much counter space. I even put my colander on top when I'm not using it, and it holds fine. Wipes clean in two seconds.

I liked the first one so much for the kitchen that I bought another for my outdoor grill setup. It holds my grill tongs and spatula next to the propane grill. It's stainless so it handles the weather okay, though I bring it in if it rains. No rust after two months.

Our kitchen is tiny and we needed something to get stuff off the counter without taking up a lot of room. This does that. The only downside is if you have really tall ladles, they might stick up higher than the stand's back, but mine are average size so it works. The steel is a bit thin on the top edge but it's held up fine so far.

I took it out of the box and it was ready to go. The one-piece frame means there's no screws to tighten or parts to lose. I set it down and loaded it up with ten lids and it didn't move an inch. The finish is smooth and easy to wipe down.

I had lids on the counter, spatulas in a drawer, and my cutting board leaning against the backsplash. Now all three are in this one stand. The cutting board fits perfectly on the side. It's been a month and the steel still looks brand new, no water spots even after steam from cooking.

The stainless steel is thick and it looks clean, but the footprint is a bit narrow for how tall it is. When I put my heavy cast iron lid in the back slot, it wants to tip forward if I bump the counter. I just put heavy stuff in the middle slot and now it's fine. Decent for the price.

I live in an apartment and can't drill anything. This just sits on the counter and I can pick it up and wipe underneath whenever I clean. I keep it on the far side of the sink and it holds my lids, a few ladles, and my small cutting board all in one spot. No tools, zero setup.

The stand is well made and looks nice on the counter, but I didn't check the slot width before buying. My largest 12-inch lid's handle is a bit too thick to slide in fully, so it leans a little. My smaller lids and all my spatulas fit perfect. Wish I had measured first.

I used to stack lids in a cabinet and they'd always crash down when I opened the door. This stand sits right next to my stove and I just slide the lids in as I cook. My 10-inch and 8-inch round lids fit easily, and my big rectangular casserole lid works too. It's solid and doesn't move when I grab a lid.