Disclosed is a system for storing one or more cookware lids. The system may include one or more holders or pockets, disposed in one or more tiers. The tiers may be disposed in a column from a top edge of the backing to a bottom edge of the backing. The holders may each be associated with a support sleeve. The system may be formed of a backing made of suitable material, such as cotton canvas. A pair of eyelets may be provided on the system, for hanging or mounting to an interior or exterior area.

Disclosed is a system for storing cookware in an efficient and compact format. The system is modular, and provides a storage solution that is capable of holding significant weight with efficiency. The cookware system comprises a plurality of storage units configured to store pots and pans. Each cookware storage unit may be configured for magnetic coupling with one or more additional cookware storage units. The storage unit may include a first wall, second wall, bridge and gap.

Disclosed is a system for storing cookware in an efficient and compact format. The system is modular, and provides a storage solution that is capable of holding significant weight with efficiency. The cookware system comprises a plurality of storage units configured to store pots and pans. Each cookware storage unit may be configured for magnetic coupling with one or more additional cookware storage units. The storage unit may include a first wall, second wall, bridge and gap.

A kitchen cabinet knock down style pan and pot lid organizer rack holder, including a main frame; at least one first sub-frame, the at least one first sub-frame is disposed at intervals, the first sub-frame is mounted on one side of the main frame; the other side of the main frame is in contact with the support surface as a first use support structure; the second sub-frame, the second sub-frame and the first sub-frames are arranged in parallel intervals or non-parallel intervals, the second sub-frame is located on the edge side of the main frame, and the second sub-frame is provided with a protrusion portion; the protrusion portion and the edge side of the main frame can be in contact with the support surface to work as the second use support structure.

A kit for mounting a wall-mounted bottle holder adapted to hold a plurality of bottles in display formation. The kit comprises a fascia panel (10) and a plurality of bottle holders (20). The bottle holders (20) are formed from a rigid wire or rod elongate member. The bottle holders (20) are able to be moulded, drawn or bent into a shape to support a bottle. Using a block (40), the bottle holders (20) are mounted on the fascia panel (10) so that each bottle holder (20) extends outwardly from an exposed fascia surface (10A).

A kit for mounting a wall-mounted bottle holder adapted to hold a plurality of bottles in display formation. The kit comprises a fascia panel (10) and a plurality of bottle holders (20). The bottle holders (20) are formed from a rigid wire or rod elongate member. The bottle holders (20) are able to be moulded, drawn or bent into a shape to support a bottle. Using a block (40), the bottle holders (20) are mounted on the fascia panel (10) so that each bottle holder (20) extends outwardly from an exposed fascia surface (10A).

An organizer for bakeware, cookware, and other products is disclosed, the organizer containing a base with openings divided by supports. The base is expandable and the supports adjustable to accommodate various sized objects for storage and organizing.

An organizer for bakeware, cookware, and other products is disclosed, the organizer containing a base with openings divided by supports. The base is expandable and the supports adjustable to accommodate various sized objects for storage and organizing.

The invention intends to provide a glass storage tool capable of preventing a glass from being broken. A glass storage tool 1 comprising a side wall 2 that surrounds a glass; and a bottom plate 4 that has a glass placement part 40 on which the glass is placed and of which the glass placement part is held at a position higher than a lower end of the side wall 2. The glass placement part 40 has a substantially circular opening 401 and two or more annular support parts 42 substantially concentrically arranged within the opening 401, an outermost one of the annular support parts 42 is connected to a circumferential edge part 402 of the opening 401 by three or more beam parts 43 extending in a radial direction, and the annular support parts 42 are mutually connected by three or more beam parts 43 extending in the radial direction.

The invention intends to provide a glass storage tool capable of preventing a glass from being broken. A glass storage tool 1 comprising a side wall 2 that surrounds a glass; and a bottom plate 4 that has a glass placement part 40 on which the glass is placed and of which the glass placement part is held at a position higher than a lower end of the side wall 2. The glass placement part 40 has a substantially circular opening 401 and two or more annular support parts 42 substantially concentrically arranged within the opening 401, an outermost one of the annular support parts 42 is connected to a circumferential edge part 402 of the opening 401 by three or more beam parts 43 extending in a radial direction, and the annular support parts 42 are mutually connected by three or more beam parts 43 extending in the radial direction.