**PARTIAL SET MISSING ASSEMBLY PIECES** X-cosrack 15 Adjustable Dividers Pot and Pan Organizer Rack, 7" D x 32" W x 7.1" H, 3 in 1, Expandable Lid Bakeware Cupboard Rack Holder for Kitchen Cabinet Pantry Countertop, Black (Patent Pending)

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• 【Expandable on Both Sides】: This pots and pans organizer expands from 16” to 32” for a custom fit in your cabinet, pantry, under sinks or countertop. Use it as one long rack or separate it into 3 individual pot lid organizers to suit your kitchen storage needs
• 【15 Adjustable Dividers for Flexible Storage】: Includes 8 deep + 7 shallow dividers that can be adjusted to fit different cookware sizes. The 8 deep dividers will fit small pat lids, at he same time, 7 shallow dividers will fit big lids. Give large capacity to storage pots, pans,lids, baking,cupboards and cookwares
• 【Heavy-Duty Carbon Steel Frame 】:Crafted from sturdy carbon steel with a matte black finish, this pot organizer rack supports up to 22 lbs. Reinforced bottom rack and 4 non-slip silicone pads keep your cookware stable and protect your countertop
• 【Maximize Kitchen Space 】:Ideal for cabinets, pantries, under the cabinets, or on countertop. This pot and pan organizer inside cabinet keeps your cookware upright, neatly arranged, and easy to grab, while protecting your pots and pans from damage
• 【IMPORTANT: Measure Before You Buy】:Please measure your cabinet space carefully. Be sure your largest pot, pan, or lid can fit vertically or horizontally after adding about 2 inches of rack base height. Don’t forget to include the width, height, and handle length when measuring
• 【Easy Assembly & Fit Guide】:Hold both ends of the dividers with a force press it inwardly, and align the bent part at the bottom of the dividers with the hole of the main frame. Make sure the dividers are stuck. If one divider feels loose, try to pull each side of it as large as you can and then push it inwardly. (Like the spring principle makes it tighter)