Hi Elfor,
Greetings from California.
Demeyere also makes the " Industry" line cookware. I like it better than the Proline because of lower price and weight. The Proline is 7 ply and Sensation/Industry 5 ply.
I just thought I would add that i don't really feel that cookware takes up too much space if stored right. Some handles are bigger than others which can make them harder to store.
I don't really like the modular cookware that I have seen. The type that stacks and also has handles that can come off. I am first and foremost concerned about the build quality of the cookware and performance. Modular design is secondary to that.
I would just get the best performing cookware you can for your budget. You will have it for yrs and probably with have bigger space sometime in future. You can figure out how to store it even in a small space. Unless your trying to go totally minimalist Zen or something I don't know.
Personally i like Demeyere, Zwilling Sensation Sitram, Paderno World Cuisine Grand Gourmet. Since your in Scandinavia, maybe you can find deals on Scanpan. Swiss made Kuhn Rikon might be ok also.
This is something that is simple and easy to store Skillets...can be used on side also.
I use this for lids larger trays, baking trays.
For lids I also use a simple rail like from Ikea. Rails can also be used with S hooks for pot racks. How much wall space do you have? I like to use a simple rail maybe from Ikea with S hooks and then put a restaurant Stainless Steel shelf over the rail for bigger pots. You lust have to make sure they are screwed into the "studs" in the wall.and they will hold the weight. I don't care for over the head pot racks. I like them along the wall out of the way. I will see if I can post some pics of my set up later.
-BlueWolf
Greetings from California.
Demeyere also makes the " Industry" line cookware. I like it better than the Proline because of lower price and weight. The Proline is 7 ply and Sensation/Industry 5 ply.
I just thought I would add that i don't really feel that cookware takes up too much space if stored right. Some handles are bigger than others which can make them harder to store.
I don't really like the modular cookware that I have seen. The type that stacks and also has handles that can come off. I am first and foremost concerned about the build quality of the cookware and performance. Modular design is secondary to that.
I would just get the best performing cookware you can for your budget. You will have it for yrs and probably with have bigger space sometime in future. You can figure out how to store it even in a small space. Unless your trying to go totally minimalist Zen or something I don't know.
Personally i like Demeyere, Zwilling Sensation Sitram, Paderno World Cuisine Grand Gourmet. Since your in Scandinavia, maybe you can find deals on Scanpan. Swiss made Kuhn Rikon might be ok also.
This is something that is simple and easy to store Skillets...can be used on side also.
I use this for lids larger trays, baking trays.
For lids I also use a simple rail like from Ikea. Rails can also be used with S hooks for pot racks. How much wall space do you have? I like to use a simple rail maybe from Ikea with S hooks and then put a restaurant Stainless Steel shelf over the rail for bigger pots. You lust have to make sure they are screwed into the "studs" in the wall.and they will hold the weight. I don't care for over the head pot racks. I like them along the wall out of the way. I will see if I can post some pics of my set up later.
-BlueWolf