Stackable Modular Wine Rack

Storage capacity: Perfect for our wine collection. You can stack a lot of wine in these racks. I stack them 5 high on wooden planks I built in our wine cellar. They can stack higher if you want but please consider the weight of the wine when fully racked.Build quality: Solid wood design and fit. These are easy to put together and stack.Bottle Slide: Note that there are some wine bottles out there that might be a bit oversized. They will fit however, the fit will be tight. Try not to tear the wine labels! ;-)Overall functionality: Great. These were exactly what we needed for our collection!

Compared to the standard wine rack, that requires juggling Allen keys, metal rods and parts that don't often align with a non rigid structure (while in assembly mode), this rack snaps together with a level of Lego like precision and speed. Just a smack of the mallet for some of the tighter Lincoln log style joints. Its basic pine (but fairly knot free), so not going to win awards for elegance - but top notch for my basement wine storage. Someday I may add a spot of stain/dye to dress up - but have a lot more pressing projects on the list right now.Only down side are that the semi circular "holes" for the bottles are standardized on the classic cab/merlot/claret bottle. Works for most Pinots/Chards style too, unless the bottle is extra thick - but for most sparkling wines, I need to balance these at an angle somewhat precariously on the top shelf. When I've time will custom cut a couple of Home Depot 2x4s to match, with slightly wider holes. (Or just drink my bubbly faster).in assembly, one of the risers cracked slightly (I could have been rushing assembly but more likely seasonal wood movement made for an over tight fit.) I just injected a bit of hot glue and used it at the top level where it would have less load. No drama.Perfect for my needs, would rather spend more on wine than on racking. Cheers!

I built a wine cellar and needed some racks to hold a lot of wines without breaking the bank. These are exactly what I was looking for. The wood is decent quality and easy to put together. You can do it without tools, but I’d recommend a rubber hammer or gently using the top of a metal hammer to marry the pieces securely. Construction is simple. I ordered three racks and of the three, one set didn’t have the correct number of all the pieces. They have the bar pieces in the middle of the structure of which there should be like 14 I think, then 2 bar pieces designed for the top. One set had 12 of the bar pieces for the middle and 4 designed for the top. Because of my setup. It wasn’t a problem and it gave me the ability setup a separate single level bar rack on a shelf. I could see where that could be a problem if you ordered one rack and that was the set you received. I didn’t bother contacting the sellers because I liked how it eventually worked out, so I can’t speak to their receptiveness. It’s very stable when standing and feels even moreso when weighted down with wine bottles. I would buy again and would recommend to others.

This is a perfect fit for our tight space. Ours came in excellent shape, no broken, cracked, or mismatched pieces. The wood does appear to be quite ‘new’ so if you put it aside for a long time before assembling you might run the risk of it warping as it dries out. Our side pieces vary a little from the original product images in that they are not notched in the middle. The only notches are where the racks go.We had no issues with assembly, each piece was truly identical. We took care to make sure every rack was fully connected in the notches before adding the next layer. We didn’t use the bottom two short side pieces because our space was just a touch too short for that. The rack feels very sturdy even without those, and the bottles on the bottom shelf do not touch the ground.We have not experienced the issue that some others have mentioned with the sloping neck bottles falling off or sliding - the wood does not feel ‘slippery’ and we made sure the shelves were very level. If I were worried about it I might put a little grip tape in the front notch to solve that problem. Larger bottles don’t fit well as others have mentioned, so we are keeping those on the top rack. We could fit them in, but we thought that as the rack gets filled the weight might make it harder to get them out. You could always sand down a few notches to make them slightly bigger to accommodate those bottles.We didn’t stain or paint it since it’s in a closet but I imagine it would be easy to do.

Excellent value. Solid wood, precision cuts for the notches, sturdy, elegant. Some reviewers thought it was wobbly; the fit of the interlacing notches is quite tight, and I used a mallet to bang the pieces into place. No wobble. Best wine rack I’ve ever owned. Fits comfortably into the back of a closet, which is cool, dark, and an ideal place to store wines.

My only regret is that I didn't buy this sooner! Love this stackable, easy to assemble wine rack. I'm not a handy girl but even I was able to assemble it without issues. It comes unstained so you will have to stain it whatever color you choose. I love that I was able to match the wood of my home. With the generous amount of 96 this fits a nice collection. Bigger bottles I would recommend to place on the top row because it will not fit in the slots.This is a space saver because it doesn't take up much space. Also, I was able to organize of all my wines in one central place. Love it! One of my favorite purchases of the year

This was super easy to put together. It took me about 30 minutes start to finish. Some small pieces were broken off but I was able to make it work. It is extremely sturdy, and looks great. I would suggest using either a rubber mallet or hammering it down using a piece of wood in between so you don't damage the wine rack. Overall great find for the price!

Some of the pieces click together without too much effort, but most of them you will want to use a rubber mallet, CAREFULLY, to know them into place. If you are not to careful you can break little pieces off and if the pieces aren't lined up correctly some of the pieces can mushroom together, making it harder to connect them together.You definitely want to have this on a flat even surface, if you have it on carpet it NEEDS to be fixed to the wall (preferably where there is a stud) for stability.Make sure you fill the bottom spaced first, or this will be top heavy and definitely fall over if it is not stabilized.Make sure to assemble as close to where you want to have this setup, otherwise if you go to pick up to move it, it could come apart, because not all the pieces fit together firmly.If you want to paint this I would do it AFTER assembling, otherwise it could be harder to connect.I would recommend using wood glue when you put it together to secure it.Good luck!