🍷 Wine Rack, Fostersource Natural Bamboo Freestanding Countertop Storage Organizer | Stackable 3-Tier Display Shelf for Wine Bottles (Holds up to 12 bottles) Review

These shelves are definitely not stackable, as stated in the description. There is also evidence of dowels that did not exist, and there were no holes for such dowels. In fact, you can stack them if you forego a level. The husband says the wood is beautiful and durable and the screws are of good quality. Because it is practical, it can modify racks. And he didn't want to give them back after picking them up. But be careful!

The item has clearly been used and has been returned by someone else. The packaging was ripped open, the screws were spinning freely in the Revain box, the screw heads were torn off and partially rusted. There was duct tape and really strong very sticky glue in random places on the wood. It was supposed to be a Christmas present for someone, but there was no way I could give that junk away. I would give zero stars if I could.

My "wine cellar" is in a closet in the hallway, so I needed a wine rack that could fit in the tight space and sit flat on the wire shelving. This shelf fits perfectly in the room. Bamboo wood is durable and easy to assemble. And he ensures a nice gradient for every bottle. I've read a few reviews claiming that some bottles don't fit, but I've had bottles of different sizes, even a large champagne bottle, and they all fit. Would definitely recommend this product or buy again if needed.

Ideal for small spaces. I love the look of bamboo. I ordered 3 of these shelves. They came in surprisingly small packaging for what they are. It took them a while to get them together, but it was easy. A few pre-drilled holes didn't hold the screws very well. This can be fixed with some wood glue. Just make sure your pieces are straight when using the glue. I wanted a wine cooler but I don't have the space. It's a good bridge until I figure out what to get rid of.

Lower tier doesn't fit smaller bottles! Unfortunately, if the bottle has a slightly fuller shape, there is not enough space for it on the lower level. UPDATE: I took everything apart. But this time I made sure to use the farthest holes on the vertical members (plinths) to separate the two tiers (which involved rotating that member) so there is now room for bottles. Of course there were no instructions! It's intuitive, but if you don't notice how different the holes are on the vertical pieces…

This is a beautiful minimalist wine cabinet. There are a couple of issues. I pride myself on being fluent in Ikea, so assembly has never been a problem for me. Til today. I looked at the instructions and thought it would be easy as the instructions are letter coded. Problem? Details are not encoded. Also the four ends of the "poster" show that they are the same, but they are not! THE BIGGEST problem is that the dimensions are NOT CORRECT. I had a 15.75 inch high seat that I bought this piece…

My wine rack arrived with holes drilled incorrectly. They don't even match the photos. I don't have holes on the fronts of the posts themselves like in the photo. They consisted of only four corner posts and four side pieces. If you look at the product images you will see that the two lower racks are flush with the bottom of the rack and therefore flush with the shelf you are placing it on. an inch higher than they should have been, and so no wine bottles would fit on the bottom shelf. I had to