What are Wine Racks?
Wine racks can be decorative or utilitarian, but they all have one thing in common — they are designed to hold wine bottles to free up space. Some wine racks are designed to safely store bottles, while others display wine. Storage racks, called cellar style wine racks, can be modular or stackable, so that one can buy as many or as few as needed. Wine racks that are used for storage are usually made of wood, often pine. They are rectangular frames without a front or back, that stand on a wide foot. The frames have vertical runners, evenly spaced, with horizontal ledges placed at even intervals inside the length of the runners, forming small square compartments. A wine bottle is laid on its side inside a compartment. These modular style wine racks can be stacked in a cellar or large kitchen to form a wall, or they can be used individually, placed on a counter. A small modular wine rack normally holds 10 bottles of wine. More ornate wine racks are available in materials like wrought iron
Wine racks are storage devices used to hold bottles of wine, mostly on their sides oftenly found in wine cellars. Extensively used for both home and commercial applications. These can be used either individually, placed on a counter or can be stacked in a cellar or large kitchen to form a wall. Normally, they can hold upto 10 bottles of wine. Materials Used More than a mere drink, drinking wine reflects way of living and considered as a method of engaging in a healthy lifestyle. Providing beauty as well as durability, wine racks are designed from a variety of materials. Metals used in them are either wrought iron, steel, cast iron, aluminum and woods include oak, cherry, pine, sheesham, mahogany, maple, pine and teak. Styles of Wine Racks Intricately carved wine racks leave the buyers spellbound. Representing ultimate beauty and craftsmanship, they are available in many finishes like polished natural, black, teak, oak, paint, polish, veneer, shellac, lacquer, oiling and other finishes.
