Kitchen Pot Lid and Spoon Rest – Sturdy, SpaceSaving, and Easy to Use • Sturdy UShaped Supports for Heavy Lids Two thickened stainless steel supports fit securely into the tray to create a stable rest for pot lids. Designed to hold up to 2 lids, this holder is compatible with lid diameters from 6.3 to 13.3 inches (16 to 34 cm). Ideal for ceramic, glass, and cast iron lids, it keeps them upright without wobbling, making it a dependable organizer for lids of most sizes. • Durable Carbon Steel Frame Constructed from rustresistant carbon steel, the frame is reinforced for longlasting performance. A reliable addition to any kitchen, it maintains strength and stability even with daily use while cooking. • 2in1 SpaceSaving Design Combining a pot lid holder and spoon rest in one compact unit, this rack helps keep countertops clear. It provides a dedicated spot for dripping lids, spoons, spatulas, and ladles during cooking, so your tools stay within reach and your work area stays tidy. Suitable for kitchens of any size, it is available in both singlelayer and doublelayer options to match your storage needs. • Functional and Thoughtful Features Ushaped grooves hold lids securely in place and make them easy to pick up. The tray's wavy edge keeps utensil handles from slipping or rolling off. Deep grooves in the tray capture drips and excess liquid, protecting countertops from mess. Note: The PP plastic tray should not be placed directly on hot stovetops to prevent damage. • Easy Assembly and Maintenance Includes one PP plastic draining tray and two stainless steel supports. Assembly is quick—insert the shorter support in the front slots for small or medium lids, and the taller support in the back slots for larger lids, following the provided diagram. All parts are washable; simply rinse under running water for effortless cleaning. Use Scenarios: 1. While preparing soup or stew, place the lid in the holder to catch drips and keep your counter clean. 2. When sautéing or frying, rest your spatula and lid in one place to prevent clutter and mess. 3. During slow cooking, use the rack to store the crockpot lid and spoon together for easy access.