Ineeded a pot rack here at the lodge. I couldn’t have one hanging overhead with cathedral ceilings in the kitchen and even if I could I didn’t want to interrupt the space.
I use my copper pots and pans. What is the point of having them if you don’t use them?
I have seen iron pot racks, wood pot racks, stainless steel pot racks and an assortment of others but I didn’t care for the designs nor the cost. I wanted a simple pot rack that I could mount on the sidewall. The pot rack needed to be simple, about 5 to 6 feet long and tight to the wall.
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Back a while ago I had discovered old knob and tube wiring in the farm house.
When I had opened up the kitchen ceiling to access the source of a leak I revealed the ancient wiring. It looked like it was in pretty good shape – soft and supple after all those years. I rhetorically asked “do I really have to replace it? – Cant I just repair the ceiling and cover it up as if I never had seen it? After all it looked like it was in pretty good condition.”
Comments soon followed that post….. (replace replace replace) each comment echoing the next.
What a job. Replacing the knob and tube is not a pleasurable task by any means but it is a necessary one.
replacing knob and tube
