For the house that lacks ample counter space – or for the foodies who have too much stuff
The rail is round (approximately 3/4 inch) and is available in three different lengths: 20 7/8 inches, 31 ½ inches and 47 ¼ inches. It's supported by end mounts that hold the rail out 2 1/8 inches. This is easy to assemble. Fasteners are not included - walls require different mounting hardware and you'll need to select a fastener suitable for your walls. Grundtal’s system strongly relies upon their product-specific S-hooks and while they have a variety of gadgets in the system, everyone will want multiple hooks for hanging just about anything.
I have two Grundtal Rails. In my previous house they supported large S-hooks, a spice rack and a paper towel holder. In my current house they support the S-hooks and a Cutlery Caddy, but the series also includes a wall rack/dish drainer combination and a dish drainer. One of my racks holds dog towels close to the back door (for when our furry friends come inside soaked and muddy) and a few other kitchen items. The second is above the counter but under the cabinet and holds frequently-used kitchen gadgets and garlic. Pan lids fit behind this for storage if wanted or you can hang oven mitts or dishtowels from the hooks.
It's easy to clean with a damp cloth and non-abrasive detergent. I usually wipe this clean with warm water unless it has been splattered by cooking oil and then a little dish detergent on my cloth works fine. Wipe off any detergent and dry with a clean cloth.
My Grundtal Rail and accessories will travel with us to our next house. They have endured one cross-country move, they’ve been installed in two houses, and they remain scratch free. What I really appreciate is that this system is timeless. My first rail was picked up at an IKEA store in the Chicago area in 2006. Today, in 2014, I can find replacement accessories without concern that designs have changed. |
Mud puppy often requires having quick access to mud towels |
Plus: No longer available through only IKEA, Sleek, Affordable, Parts remain current and replaceable, Encourages organization and self-expression
Minus: Mounts are sold separately (but that's also thoughtful)
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