18 Bottle Stackable Wine Rack Kit (Natural)

Careful of the color...quite red

The dowels need to be improve, I replaced mine with better ones from local woodworking store. Also, the fit is just a little loose, could be better fit.

Requires no tools to assemble; uses little space; holds wine bottles easily and securely; looks nice; and was inexpensive.

Just as pictured, easy to put together and fits great in my space. Saw the comments on putting together but we had no problem at all. The spaces are a bit of a tight fit for large bottles such as Champagne or Pinots so that you can't put in a whole row of those side by side, but it works to mix them in with others. Overall, it looks really great and holds my ready to drink wine in the kitchen.

In the basement stacked 10 high (5 packages), still sturdy at 10 high.

I have a combination wine celler and music studio, it is great to have friends over to play and listen to live music while sharing a bottle of wine, the wine racks add a touch of class.

Nice solid racks that are very stackable. The dowels that connect the units are a tight fit which makes for sturdy stacking. I used them to turn an armoire into a wine cellar and filled the whole piece with these racks. Looks great with the dark stained wood.

I placed this wine rack on a metal shelving unit in my basement that replaced a poorly handmade rack of mine that couldn't accommodate bottles of varied dimensions. This new unit has great functionality, looks professional, and suits my needs. With limited space in my basement, but with existing shelving racks, I plan to purchase additional units that will easily fit into them.

Great inside cupboard.

Easy to put together. Placed in Basement. Don't think this is for a dining or living room.

Add to wine cellar storage and easy to set up.

Easy to put together, stackable, leaves space underneath - which helps with cleaning the floor, and sturdy. Perfect for our needs.

This is my second review of this product. I now have 7 sets of these racks, all with the mahogany finish. As many have said, they are rugged and practical, but if you value the appearance of your wine labels I would suggest buying the unstained version. The mahogany stain will mark a label, like a purple crayon, if it comes in contact when you pull a bottle out of the rack.

Issues as previously commented related to the poor sanding and uneven stain quality. I purchased 3 and they were all the same.

looks and works great