debdiy - do you have a tile backsplash? If not, you could do one like herbflavor describes. If you do have tile, you may be hesitant to drill holes in it, but you could. As for drilling into the underside of the cabinet, that's iffy. You'd be drilling into the layers of plywood from the end or into the end of the mdf/furniture board. Neither of these is strong and is not likely to hold. If you search on Amazon for "pot racks" you get 1802 results. Maybe something in there will work for you.

Snout, I don't have hanging pots, but I do keep pots and pans in their own drawers and have a separate drawer for lids. It's not ideal, as I now think I'd like to have them organized a bit, like standing up, similar to tray storage, but my drawer isn't tall enough for that....So they just sort of nest/stack...Glass lids in front, all-metal lids behind.

All great suggestions. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Thank you for the drawings, too, that helps a lot. Still don't know what exactly to do. I am kind of giving up on the idea of a pot rack on the open wall, as it maybe too narrow. I guess I will know better, when things come to place. The bump out is 12" in. The gap is actually 7 3/8" total, I think, so with the cabinetry, the gap will be about 6". I guess, it is hard to know exactly without putting the cabinets up, since our walls may not be all even, so I am holding of until we know better. On the other hand, this may interfere with the installation of the hood cabinet, too, as you have to install these pull outs before they are surrounded by other cabinets and it maybe better to have everything at hand. Trying to decide. Thanks again! Pinar

This is a conversation about them. And more photos. Love them!!! Make sure you put blocking behind the space for anchoring. http://ths.gardenweb.com/discussions/3595018/same-old-question-blue-star-or-wolf-from-real-owners-please-reply Stevep - thank you again. As an update for anyone who stumbles onto this information. Faxon no longer sells these parts. But, they kindly provided me with the CNP sales number. Amazingly, the prices are the same as 10 years ago. Great service. Warming shelf rack - #10028, MSRP = $36.40 ea Upper clip - #10089 (one per shelf), MSRP=$5.80 ea Lower clip - #10089 (two per shelf), MSRP= $5.80 ea Shipping cost is additional (was around $11 for me) Wind Crest CNP Industries, Inc. - 1-877-387-6721 Question - I have a 54" space. Should I have ordered 3 shelves?