J.K. Adams Natural 🍷 Ash Wood 12-Bottle Wine Rack Review

I assembled them on my workbench with a weighted rubber mallet after painting the parts and had no trouble putting it together. I built them in a column, 1 cube less than all the pieces, and they fit perfectly under my 25" opening. I was looking for something to use the crazy built-in table in our kitchen and this filled the space next to our new beer fridge perfectly without blocking airflow. Matches my maple cabinets perfectly and I love that my purchase supports US business. You're not done;

First of all, I was the perfect size to fit our bar. I liked it so much that I bought a second one. You can build them in different shapes, sizes and expandable. It is natural so you can finish it according to your decor or need. You can apply clear polyester on it, stain or color it. What I did was rub some old English dark wood to match the plank. Best of all, it's made in Vermont, USA, and I was willing to pay another $5 for it. It's very strong and you'll need a rubber mallet or a mallet…

This product is very suitable for storing all 12 wine bottles. It was very flexible to assemble as all the larger "pillars" had dowel holes drilled on all sides; This allowed us to assemble a frame that was 3 high and 4 wide. The anchors fit snugly into the mounting holes and require a demolition hammer to fully install. We put the back of the bottle on the back dowel, and the neck of the bottle on the front dowel; This allows the bottle to be tipped forward to keep the corks "wet". The quality

Just finished assembling and although my wife thought it would be a lot of work for me it was fairly easy. The pins are a bit tight (which is good), so you'll need a good hammer. I used a 14 inch wheelbarrow handle that I cut off and used where I need to knock wood without damaging it. I also have a good workbench to rest the assembly on to ensure it is flat and level throughout. I've found that the easiest way is to first assemble all the horizontal tiers together and then just stack them…

DELIVERY: Fast and very well packaged. The kit came with a few extra pins (which was nice) and it was packaged like they've been making this product for 50 years! INSTALLATION: It was easy to install and I used a regular hammer (not a mallet). This took about 90 minutes. I first assembled a new rack and then attached it to our existing rack (see STORY below). PRODUCT: It's extremely durable, which is very important to us because losing a few bottles to an earthquake would be TRAGICAL! As the…