Coffee Mug Wall Rack - Metal mug racks for Wall - Unique S Curve Design - Coffee Cup Hanging Holder - Teacup and Mason Jar Hanger Display Holder

A little more interest than a straight line rack. The black coating could a little stiffer, but for a condo where the mugs are not used daily the pricing and design are just right.

I teally lijr the looks of these

The 4 individual pieces make this really versatile and fun. Easy to install with simple screws and anchors. Just bought another set to run on the other side of my tea rack. Well made with the hooks secure on the metal strip.

I'm a firm believer in using vertical space for storage. I purchased these in order to create more storage in the coffee cup cabinets. We have several large bowl-shaped coffee mugs that are multifunctional: coffee/soup/cereal, but they take up valuable cabinet space. I tried mug trees, but that sacrifices counter space.Enter these mug racks.I mounted all 4 of these racks directly to the sides of solid wood cabinets and was able to put 7 of the giant cups/bowls on them. We only had 7 of these type of mugs so we were able to hang all of them in a way that would require only 1-hand to remove the mug from the rack. Had we used all the available hooks, for this size mug, we would have needed two hands: the mug above would've been in the way of removing the mug above it. Since we only had 7, it was a non-issue. That said, the racks could still accommodate smaller mugs on the empty hooks, but we prefer to have all the mugs be the same size for aesthetic reasons.End result is a more easily-accessible way to store large mugs in a decorative way. Win-win-win.Quality=superb. The units that shipped to us had no issues that were mentioned in some other reviews. I can's speak to the install directions since I didn't read them. It's pretty straightforward especially if you're mounting directly onto wood. Determine which mugs you want to mount on the racks and see if they hang properly (functional/aesthetics) where you want them. Mark the holes for drilling. I installed directly onto the side of the solid wood cabinet, so no need for anchors. I opted to use my own wood screws whose durability I trust (have many from my assorted wood screw collection), but I saw no problems with the screws that were provided. I have no reason to think that the quality of the provided screws wouldn't match the quality of the racks themselves.(I can't speak to the drywall anchors either, since I didn't use them)These worked so well that I'll purchase more sets as our bowl-sized mug collection necessitates.If the hooks were mounted or designed in a way so that the racks can be hung horizontally, I'd purchase a set or two of those as well. Or perhaps attach large stoppers at the ends to prevent them from sliding off?

We only use two of the pieces because we didn’t have room for more. Even with that, the mugs are still touching and not hanging like we wanted.

We are so happy with this! It saves us a lot of cabinet space and allows us to display our favorite mugs in a creative way. When we want to use one it’s no hassle to pick it up and off of the little hooks that they hang from, and they’ve yet to scratch or damage the handles. Fits several shapes and sizes of mugs without hassle! Highly recommend!!

The included hardware worked better than expected in securing this to the wall. We use it to store full sized mugs with no issues.

Nice strong hooks so cups stay up nice and strong. Wanted something simple because I wanted to show off my mugs not the holder. This really fits the bill. I wanted it small so I only used two and that was perfect. Will probably give the rest to my daughter for her kitchen.