Store-bought hanging kitchen racks can be quite expensive. Manitoba area maker Mark Reynolds came up with this fantastic hanging pot rack using an IKEA trivet, a couple of drawer handles, and some scrap wood. For about $60 in parts you can make two rather handsome racks that seem sturdy enough to hold just about anything you need in the kitchen. [via IKEA Hacks]



Wonder how the pots hang on these…
You put hooks that hang from the metal bars.
You didn’t build that!
You didn’t read that!
Where do you attach the chain?
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