My fiancé and I have a smallish kitchen and I was looking for storage solutions when I came across this pot rack. We’ve been redoing things since moving back to the states one-by-one and this was one of our first projects (you can see that we hadn’t installed the lights yet in my picture!) we tackled. Because of where the island and beams are, we chose to install the chains at an angle. We also replaced the cheap chains and hooks that came with the kit with more heavy-duty chains and hooks. I’m happy we did this because this will allow me to hang heavier cookware and also gave us more chain length to play with. Overall, it took about two hours to install (with full CAD drawings from my engineer fiancé) and I am super happy with the results! My fiancé wants to straighten up the chains, but once we put the lights in and everything, the angle didn’t bother me! Overall, it’s attractive, a good weight, and definitely frees up cabinet space, which is what I was really looking for!So far has been working great, very sturdy and looks good. At the moment we have about 8 sturdy pans hanging on it and lids on top. Easy to install (especially if you know where the studs are in the ceiling).Great product and very well made. Great product and a good price. Install is fairly easy as long as your rafters run parallel to the install. If not the install is a little more challenging and you may need longer chains to move the rack away from the ceiling. Good finish and contruction. Not a cheap, stamped out product. I would recommend this product to anyone looking for good pot rack that is not wanting to invest a lot of money to get a good product.Holds all pots well, but small hooks easily fallThis is an american made product.it is easy to hang.i would recommend it to anyone.