Installation Guides for hanging and wall mounted pot racks and spice racks

Washburn Farm & Home Supply, Washburn Company, hayspear, Joanne's Pot Racks

Steel Buildings & Grain Handling

Augers & Conveyors

Fence Line Mower called the Fence Hog

Exclusively our hay spears, loader and skid steer attachents, quick attach adapters, bucket clamp on forks and attachments

Hand Made Kitchen Organizers

How we got started making Joanne's pot pan lid & spice rack for wall or ceiling installations.

Joanne & I have an island in our kitchen, Joanne wanted a hanging rack to place over the island to organize her skillets, sauce pans, long kitchen utensils as well as lid storage. Lids are difficult to store in a cabinet or drawer and her idea was an excellent solution for the problem. Joanne gathered up the wood galley rails that she wanted to use to hold the lids in place, drew me a picture of what she wanted. A couple of week passed and her determination for me to build this thing increased. I told her that I would build it for her, but she probably wouldn't like it.

We went to the shop one Sunday afternoon where this production became a piece of art almost a family heirloom, quickly just before midnight! Well we took it home, hung it over the island (another story as I don't claim to be a carpenter), tried it out with lids and more lids, skillets, pans, long kitchen utensils etc. In fact it worked so well and looked so good that we decided take it down and to paint it!

I was confident that this piece of art would go unnoticed, but surprisingly everyone that came over for the holidays told us how cool it was and that we shuld be making them and selling them. OK let me take some pictures of it and put on ebay and see how popular it is! I set up an ebay account etc and surprisingly '''The first one we sold went to a lady in Guam!'''

Not that we live in the sticks (just almost), it seemed that for the international community to find this product I would need a website. That was fine but no one that I knew had a website wich was about the time that Al Gore invented the internet, or just after that.

After I learned how to build a website, a long process, we started getting calls and emails. Customers would want something a little different so we would build it for them. After a while we had hanging pot racks, wall mounted pot racks, bookshelf racks, spice, lid and many combinations of the those.

Since I built my first 2 horse trailer by myself when I was 14 years old (many years ago), I have learned a lot about blacksmithing, welding, machining and metal fabrication, as well as photography and web design. I do all of my website design from photography, photo editing, to creatively writing descriptions for all of my products, plus we farm too.

www.custompotrack.com or www.panrack.zoovy.com websites

Joanne's entire pot rack selection at either www.panrack.zoovy.com or for a name that is easier to remember www.custompotrack.com can be seen by clicking on the this link

www.grapevinepotrack.com

To see Joannes original www.panracks.com website which we out grew