Designer Wine Rack Kit - 3 Column Individual w / Display (Redwood Natural)

Having storage issues in your wine cellar? Fret not! Wine Enthusiast brings you an assortment of wine storage solutions that's easy on the eyes and even easier on the pocketbook. Let's take our 3 Column Individual with Display wine rack from our Designer Wine Rack Kit. This racking system can hold approximately 57 bottles with ease while at the same time efficiently utilizing the available space in your wine cellar.The rack is crafted from premium quality Redwood that can be customized using our variety of stain options and finishes. Thus, you get quality and style all in one very affordable package since each rack pegs at only [$]. That's just under $200 for a gorgeous piece of wine cellar furniture! Plus, assembly is fairly easy, so long as you know how to use a brad nailer and of course, you have at least average knowledge on putting together a wine racking system.

This product exceeded my expectations. Having read some of the other reviews, I was initially not looking forward to assembling it. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the thought that went into the design that made it so easy to put together. I bought two of these and had them both assembled in a little over an hour. And that was while drinking a glass of wine! If you have problems hammering the small finishing nails into this soft wood then, quite frankly, you probably shouldn't be swinging a hammer at all. The finished product looks fantastic in my new wine cellar.

than well thought out. I realize that the physical dimensions of this item preclude certain types of assembly (i.e., wood screws would probably split the wood rack) but there have got to be other ways to assemble a rack like this (other than the included 4 penny finishing nails). Also, if you're not using this as part of a wine cellar (I am not, at the moment), be advised that the assembly instructions probably need some modification to ensure that the base of the rack is square and level -- the instructions tell you to start from the middle, increasing the likelihood that you'll end up with uneven pieces on the bottom, resulting in a "tipsy" rack.

This is a great wine rack and fits in a small space, perfect for what we needed.