Custom Wine Racks

I found a really great site for custom racks. I found wineracks.com and I absolutely cannot decide which design I like best. They have a selection of smaller capacity racks that can store three to forty eight bottles of wine.

Wineracks.com has racks in both wood and metal. I’ve found several that suit my current needs and several that I wish my needs would suit! Some of the different styles are just simple stackable racks that assemble without tools. There are other racks that are elegant, solid oak racks with tabletop and stemware storage.

The twelve bottle modular racks are made of pine and can be configured in many different ways. There are kits available to add and expand these racks. Wineracks.com has this item listed for $22.50.

The Cha Cha Racks sold by wineracks.com are made of colored plastic. They snap together with clips and come in four colors. The colors that the components for these racks come in are orange, light blue, green and white. Each color is sold separately for $22.50.

I was particularly taken with the Lisbon



wall racks. They are black wooden racks that hold both bottles and stemware. Wineracks.com has the Lisbon wall racks listed for $69.00.

I am pretty sure that I do not want the Accordia racks that wineracks.com have for sale. My mother had one that looked like this when I was growing up and I always thought that it was ugly. I much prefer any other style.

The Bali fifteen bottle racks were inspired by contemporary Indonesian style. I like the wavy look of these racks. The price for the Bali racks is $96.00. These come in a natural color. There are also twelve bottle Bali racks that are $72.00 in either crimson color or black.

I do believe that my favorite racks have to be the cellar cubes. Wineracks.com has the cellar cubes in both unfinished Pine and Mahogany. The Mahogany cellar cubes sell for $59.95 and the Pine cellar cubes sell for $34.95. These racks require simple assembly and the holes are pre-drilled and the hardware is provided.