it’s So simple! A set of snow chains, spray paint (your choice of color, I chose black), 10 decorative S hooks (mine are already black), and three decorative hooks. You may need Molly hooks if you don’t have a beam to screw heavy hooks into. Lay snowchain out and cut one side of the chain completely off. Allow enough chain so when hung the chains will hang freely. Spread chain out and spray paint the first side, let dry, flip snow chain over and spray rest of chain, let dry completely. Add an S hook to each of the free hanging chains (mine had 10 chains hanging down). Squeeze the end of the S hook shut that is hooked through each chain. Screw heavy hook into roof beam or install molly bolt exactly in center of ceiling where pots will hang. Mine hangs over my kitchen island. Fold long chain in half to find center and hook onto ceiling hook. Grab one end of chain and decide how much arc you want. Screw in ceiling hook and attach one end of chain. Do the same for the other side. At this point you should have two arcs hanging from the ceiling with ten chains and hooks on end to hang the handles of your pots and pans on. Wag! Lag! Snowchan pot and pain rack! Everyone loves mine!!
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https://www.bobvila.com/articles/upcycled-pot-racks-cookware-storage/
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/255579347576862447/
Lots of ways. Important thing, is to have it structurally secured into the ceiling joists.
https://www.decoratingyoursmallspace.com/how-to-make-a-pot-rack-7-easy-ideas/
https://www.moneycrashers.com/make-diy-hanging-pot-rack/
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=How+to+make+a+pot+and+pan+rack%3f&qpvt=How+to+make+a+pot+and+pan+rack%3f&FORM=VDRE
https://www.bobvila.com/articles/upcycled-pot-racks-cookware-storage/
https://www.wikihow.com/Hang-a-Pot-Rack
This Hometalk project might give you some help:
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/organize/kitchen/faux-chimney-brick-wall-mounted-pot-rack-28336715?
Faux Chimney Brick Wall Mounted Pot Rack
Use an old, but sturdy, wooden ladder secured to joists on the ceiling with sturdy chain! Buy a few large S hooks to hang pots from rungs.
it’s So simple! A set of snow chains, spray paint (your choice of color, I chose black), 10 decorative S hooks (mine are already black), and three decorative hooks. You may need Molly hooks if you don’t have a beam to screw heavy hooks into. Lay snowchain out and cut one side of the chain completely off. Allow enough chain so when hung the chains will hang freely. Spread chain out and spray paint the first side, let dry, flip snow chain over and spray rest of chain, let dry completely. Add an S hook to each of the free hanging chains (mine had 10 chains hanging down). Squeeze the end of the S hook shut that is hooked through each chain. Screw heavy hook into roof beam or install molly bolt exactly in center of ceiling where pots will hang. Mine hangs over my kitchen island. Fold long chain in half to find center and hook onto ceiling hook. Grab one end of chain and decide how much arc you want. Screw in ceiling hook and attach one end of chain. Do the same for the other side. At this point you should have two arcs hanging from the ceiling with ten chains and hooks on end to hang the handles of your pots and pans on. Wag! Lag! Snowchan pot and pain rack! Everyone loves mine!!