Ironwood Gourmet Compact Wooden Wine Rack Bottle Holder, Acacia Wood 15 Capacity Countertop Wine Bottle Rack

It looks seamless on my West Elm console. It is forgiving to set it up anywhere you want. It holds a lot. Perfect.

I use these to stack wine inside a regular kitchen cabinet. I basically wanted to get the most bottles possible on each shelf without the bottles sliding everywhere each time I remove one. Does the job great. As others noted, each holder is rounded on the bottom instead of flat (I can only imagine it was a lot cheaper to make them rounded than flat, otherwise why the weird non-beneficial design?). But they stay in place just fine with one wine bottle on top.

Skim reviews of this item and you'll read a lot of trivial complaints. My guess is, they're from people who aren't giving this item credit for how obviously different it is from literally every other wine rack in existence. If you look at this product closely you'll see, as other reviewers mention, it's simply two dowels, each with a row of concavities having diameters similar to the average 750ml wine bottle. If you're handy you could make this product yourself out of a one-inch dowel with nothing more than a 3- or 4-inch hole saw.This product doesn't "work" if there isn't at least one bottle on it, because the bottles are what keep the two pieces of this rack upright and in one place. If you're not usually going to have at least 4-5 bottles on this, you might want a different product (or just buy more wine). This rack holds a maximum of 15 bottles; however, it works best with all identical bottles. Adding perpendicular connectors would probably ruin the elegant simplicity of this product; however, one small change which would improve it would be to plane off about a quarter inch of each dowel lengthwise on the opposite side of the concavities, like with a table saw. This would keep the rack upright and in place without any bottles and would even allow you to more easily adhere it to a surface with something like Command Strips. It's totally unnecessary of course because, as I said, this rack is designed the way it is intentionally and works perfectly well as long as there's at least one bottle on it at all times--but this minor change would improve its usability without ruining its aesthetic.My only other quibble is, this item should come in multiple sizes (e.g., four concavities, six concavities, etc.).

We were on the hunt for a sleek, walnut vibe wine rack and this affordable option was just perfect. Quality is great for the price. Checked off several boxes for us: fit with our cozy modern decor, correct size for small sideboard, and allows storage for 6+ bottles of wine. We have not had any issues with the racks slipping or bottles moving. We really enjoy this find.

These are nothing more than a couple of round dowels that have been dished out on one side to match the curve of a wine bottle. They move around a lot when you try to load or unload a bottle from them. They must be set close together (side by side) in order to contact the side of a bottle, thereby making the neck end of the bottle a little heavy, and making it want to fall over, which would make a big mess of wine on the floor. I had to fasten mine to a piece of masonite board so they would not move. Then I had to cut grooves in a piece of 3" high x 3/4" board to make a front piece that the necks would rest in. Too much effort to make these work. If I had it to do over, I would not buy these. On the Plus side, the wood is pretty. :>)

*Update to add additional photo with 2nd * Now all my wine is out of the shipping cases and the wine bar area looks like a much more put together and purposeful spaceVery sturdy, easy to use, and if I go thru this stack of wine it won’t be hard to store in a drawer!I have quite a backup collection of wine since I had a baby and haven’t opened more than a few bottles in the past two years but also never quit my wine clubs. It was beginning to look quite cluttered. Amazon suggested this after looking at many other options and it is the perfect solution for me! I have a small house so adding another big piece of wine furniture isn’t a good option. I am able to stack these under my coffee bar where it looks ten times better than living in the shipping boxes.Only slightly less than stellar note - the wood grain is much less varied than the sales photos, not an issue for me since I have wine covering the full rack and it sits on the floor anyway. Just sharing as an FYI in case you wanted to gift this expecting the beautiful marbled wood grain. I have two now and both were the same.

Clean look. Cost effective solution to stacking and storing wine.

No assembly required, just put the two bars on a surface and load your wine on them. Takes no space. Great solution.

Perfect solution for existing shelving. A bit pricey for what you get, but it was exactly what we needed and serves well.

Had a small space to work with this rack worked perfect and it looks great as well. Good quality!

Works perfectly for the small space I had. Very sturdy and functional

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Attractive. Sturdy.