Pallet Pot Rack

I needed more kitchen storage for my pots and pans, and what better way to organize them than to put them on shelves on the wall? I love all things rustic, so I decided to use a pallet.

A friend gave me a pallet that was just sitting in the garage, waiting on a project.

We began by removing one board, and cutting the pallet right down the middle. We then used brackets from my favorite store-Hobby Lobby-bought when they were half off, so they were about $5 each.

We decided to use both shelves for more storage, but you could certainly use the other shelf elsewhere. We hung them up a little high, in case we wanted to attach hooks to the bottom at a later date.

The open area is perfect for the lids, just an added bonus! And the brackets have built in hooks to hang a towel from- or something else.
I left mine raw, but you could certainly paint and distress it if you like. Or stain it.
I love the way it turned out!
If you would like to see more, check out my blog at: mychaoscrossing.wordpress.com

Suggested materials:

Pallet, screws and brackets

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Diggin The Desert
on May 4, 2016

I was going to ask where you found those beautiful brackets and discovered you got them at MY favorite store Hobby Lobby! The shelves look really great, nice job!

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- Kelleysgirl
  on May 4, 2016
  
  Thank you! I should buy stock in that company! I always try to get things at a discount, so I love their half price weeks. Mama taught me never to pay full price. :)
  
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Carol Cole
on Nov 16, 2018

You do not know how cool I thought this was but how did you clean them up good?

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- Kelleysgirl
  on Nov 16, 2018
  
  This one was actually in very good shape unlike many that I see. Just needed a little sanding. 😊
  
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Margaet may
on Sep 25, 2020

Never use pallet wood around food. Wood is toxic even when “cleaned”. Contains feces from rodents and other toxins. Please research, don’t take my word.

- Jamie Haas
  on Oct 10, 2020
  
  Look for the HT stamp for heat treated wood. There are no chemicals in it. I don't know about rodent droppings, but if you power wash with the hose before using, should be OK.
  
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Goldbeargirl
on Dec 29, 2020

LOVE THIS SO MUCH!! GREAT IDEA, THANKS

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