144-Bottle Black Tie Grid

We bought a second one. If your storage area is adequate in keeping a fairly stable temperature and you don't want to spend hundreds or thousands and still manage to purchase more wine than you can drink all at once, the is the perfect option. We have a small wine cooler for the dining area and convenience, but this is perfect for our garage in the NW where we don't get the extreme temperatures.

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I'm using this rack in my garage. It is an excellent value on a price per bottle basis when it comes to wine storage. The only issue I have at all is with some bottles (especially Pinot Noirs) that have a larger base - they are just a bit too big to get into the slots. They will rest safely on top, but it would be nice if the squares were slightly larger.

This is a functional way to hold a lot of wine. As previously mentioned you need to build a little spacer to push it off the wall as the mounts aren't long enough and don't allow for the bottles to rest securely unless you add a couple of inches space. But the biggest thing is pinot bottles don't fit. The squares aren't big enough. I bought one similar to this a couple of years ago and thought I was getting the same thing, but no. So since I have both it doesn't matter to me, but I would be very upset if I didn't have somewhere else to put large bottles.

Takes a minimum amount of space, easy installation, serves my needs and is affordable.

Easy to install, but the spacing for the bottles is uneven... some bottles fit in some spaces but not others. Most of my larger bottles don't fit at all. Also, need a way to add space behind the rack for longer bottles.

The design makes this unit very easily bent, which makes it impossible to assemble properly. Mine arrived with just a slight bend in the metal, but this was enough to keep the pieces from lining up, making it unusable. Very disappointing.

These racks works perfectly with Bordeaux and standard Chardonnay bottles. Unlike many racks, these also work well with half-bottles. I added 1" of depth to the rack by attaching 1x2 strips to the wall (toggle bolted) and then used the included screws to attach the rack to the wood. I prefer this to using the included plastic wall anchors. Since I was building 5 racks side-by-side, I ran three wood strips horizontally at the height of the mounting brackets. The greater depth is more secure and permits storage of taller (Italian and other fancy types) bottles. Use another type of rack for Large Formats, Champagne and Burgundy bottles. These racks look very nice. Based on comments in other reviews and the cheap price, my wife was worried that they would be difficult to assemble and look cheap. They are neither cheaply made nor difficult to assemble!

I don't think you can beat the capacity per dollar. Good practical storage. Doesn't handle anything but standard diameter bottles. I was a bit surprised to see it how low it sits and that the wall mounts are part of the structure that hold the two halves together. I wouldn't be comfortable unless it was screwed into a couple of wall studs. With this much capacity you can easily put a couple [$] of wine in it. Wouldn't hurt to go buy some longer screws and mount it solidly, you'll need some confidence in your ability to secure it to the wall.

VERY HAPPY WITH THE PRODUCT, WE HAVE BUILD A CABINET AROUND IT.

the openings are uneven and some holes will not fit bottles! Will not fit bugubdy bottles or champagne

This rack is great except it only fits slim cab bottles, not Pinot or Syrah bottles

[...]Utilitarian design performs as claimed. Good fit in tight places.

we put these racks in our basement on the north wall. The instructions did not specify what size drill bit to use, so we had to improvise. One of the anchors split during installation and we had to replace it. Also, the supports wanted to slip off of the front grid, so we secured them with cable ties to keep them in place. All in all, we got what we paid for, and it is very efficient storage.

The grids are not welded square so when installed the units do not look square to the room. They do supply storage for a large number of bottles at a very cheap price compared to wooden stoarge units.