ABS Pot Lid Rack and Utensils Storage | Homeriy

"A tidy cupboard means nothing tumbles out when you open it."

Pot lids tend to be the most unruly items in any kitchen. They won't stack neatly, won't stay upright on their own, and tend to slide around. The result is a jumbled pile at the back of the pan cupboard, meaning that every time you reach for the medium saucepan lid, you have to lift three others off it while a fourth slips toward the door. Often the glass lid ends up underneath the cast-iron one, which is how glass lids can get chipped. Kept upright in a rack instead, every lid stays visible at once, and the one you need lifts out with just two fingers — no digging around, no clattering.

"Made with ABS rather than coated wire — a key factor in its long-term durability"

The standard version of this product is chrome-plated wire, which can rust over time. It doesn't happen right away or uniformly — it typically begins at a weld point or bend where the coating has cracked, often in the area where a damp lid tends to sit. Once rust gets beneath the coating, it's difficult to address, and it can leave marks on surfaces nearby: an orange ring on the shelf liner, specks on the edge of an otherwise clean lid. ABS has no coating to crack, since there's no steel underneath it. Water simply rests on the surface and evaporates, with no lasting effect. It's also lighter in weight, making it easy to lift out the whole loaded rack to wipe down the shelf, and it skips the metallic scraping sound that a wire rack tends to make whenever a lid is placed in. Another plus is that the color holds up well — painted steel can chip at the corners, while colored ABS stays consistent throughout.

• Grey Mist – a soft neutral grey that pairs easily with stainless steel and stone. The unobtrusive option, in a good way.
• Peach Blush – warm and pale, fitting naturally into a cream or timber kitchen. It makes an organiser look like part of the decor rather than an appliance.
• Teal Stone – a muted green-blue with some depth to it. A fitting choice for an all-white kitchen that could use a single point of color near the hob.
• Frost White – clean and light, blending into white cabinetry and pale walls. A good pick for a small kitchen where you'd rather avoid another visual object.
• Onyx Black – deep and matte, pairing with black tapware and dark handles. In practical terms, it tends to show cooking splatter the least.
• Slate Blue – cooler and deeper than Teal Stone, and a fitting match against grey cabinets or a concrete-look splashback where warm tones can look out of place.

What You'll Receive

• One pot lid and utensil storage rack – available in your choice of Color, from the six options above
• Upright slots – keep lids positioned on edge so each one stays visible and within reach
• Space for utensils as well – so ladles and spatulas are less likely to tangle in the drawer
• Moulded ABS rather than plated wire – nothing to chip, nothing to rust, no orange rings left on the shelf
• Color right through the material – so scuffs are less likely to reveal bare metal underneath
• Light enough to lift out fully loaded – when you wipe the shelf or bench beneath it
• Wash with warm soapy water – skip abrasive scourers, which can dull the matte finish
• Dry lids before racking them – otherwise condensation tends to run to the base and collect there
• Suits a cupboard shelf, a pantry, or out on the bench – beside the hob

Tracked shipping included at no extra cost, delivered straight to your door. Returns accepted within 30 days for your convenience.