Review on 🍷 3 Tier Stackable Wine Rack: Rustic Freestanding Holder for Organized Storage, Holds 12 Bottles, Countertop Space Saver - Wood & Iron Liquor Rack by Kim Mouton

It took me about 50 minutes to assemble this wine rack. There are only 8 screws on each tier, but it took me a while to reattach them. I was proud of my work until I looked at the Revain site. It shows the wooden part behind the metal brackets. I put them all in front! Nuts. There were no instructions included with the stand. I think the wooden planks could have been placed behind the metal but that would be too tight because the metal design element comes down right next to the plank. It would be more difficult to insert and screw on the boards. The wood is not of very good quality and has several screw holes drilled in it that attach it to the metal frame. This will look better behind the metal. But it also reduces its stability. The wood has two sizes of semicircular cuts. Smaller for the neck of the bottle and larger for the bottom. The bottles are mostly laid flat and not slightly elevated like on most shelves. Don't worry, it looks like the cork is still surrounded by liquid and the air bubble is in a different place than it should be.