It's a fairly easy process - just figure out where you want your hooks and stick them on.
They're also easy to remove.
And there are extra adhesive-pads in the package in case you need them.
Ask me how I know :o)
Also: ask me if I'm glad I didn't use power tools to drill holes in those doors after all :o)
Once the hooks are up, you're in business
I wasn't entirely sure the lids and the pans wouldn't clang together when the door closed,
but I just had faith that they wouldn't and forged ahead.
They don't, and here's a pic from the inside to make a believer out of you, too:
(it looks like the bottom lid is coming in contact with the pans but it isn't)
Now in all honestly I will tell you that if you slam the cabinet door carelessly, a lid may go flying into the pans and make a great and terrible noise.
We must close the cabinet doors ... ah ... maturely.
The family has been informed.
As I've been training my children for years not to slam the front door when they come and go,
I'm considering this a challenge round to further sharpen their door closing skills.
I'm all for the better training and upbringing of our youth.
Especially if it means organized and orderly pots and pans!
I love those Life Hack people ... they make me feel so smart!