Brown Rustic Wine Rack - Space-Saving Freestanding Wine Bottle Holder for Kitchen, Bar, Dining, or Living Rooms - Classic Storage Shelf by Lavish Home Review

Not sure where to start. First of all, the color is not at all the same as the picture on the web. Second, the red dye bleeds out. Third, the frame wobbles. Fourth, our wine bottles are not suitable. Please do not purchase this item if you do not wish to be disappointed.

This is a very cheap wine rack. The price tells you, but even if it was at a local thrift store I wouldn't pay $5 for it. The tree split when I picked it up in two different places. To top it off, the color is reddish-orange. NOT light oak as shown.

This wine rack comes in a flat box. All parts were identified and assembly looked fairly easy. It took two of us to assemble it as the holes didn't line up with their respective parts. I would have expected that to be the case if the price was half what I paid for it. It really wasn't worth the cost I paid. All in all I hope it can handle my many bottles of wine.

Just opened it up and was expecting it to be a light maple finish as pictured. This is not the case when painted with redwood paint. I have to adjust my plan and paint everything white. I just wanted to paint part of it white and make it match the white and pine dining room furniture. This picture wasn't worth more than a thousand words. Finish options were not specified when ordering. When unpacking I grabbed the top part and this is what happened. Should I return it, burn it or restore it?

Wow, I was very disappointed with that! When I first received it, he was surprised by the color. It is very red, not at all the same as in the photo. Then I started assembling it but found that the pieces didn't fit together! Holes were drilled in the wrong place in a board. So I sent it back and they sent me another one. Even worse than the first! When I take the top board out of the box, it's about to fall apart! There's no way I'm storing wine on this flimsy shelf.

So far, so good. Bought because it had the most slots for the money. I was concerned about durability but to be honest it holds the weight very well so far. It's tucked away in a cooler corner in my home office so guests don't wander around often, so I'm not worried about stumbling upon it. The assembly was very easy. I used an electric drill, although it wasn't recommended to me. I pre-drilled a screw in each hole and this made it easier to line up the holes. Be careful when transferring parts

I like the wine rack itself. It's sturdy enough to hold all my wine, I like using the surface for open bottles, and it suits my home well. I gave it 4 stars because it's more cherry blossom than described. The wood is not the best quality. But it gets the job done, it holds 25 bottles and extra weight on top without wobbling or wobbling. As long as you carefully assemble it, you shouldn't have any problems. Before I bought it, I read a few reviews about people splitting wood while putting it…

Cheap garbage. I believe there is something to be said for getting what you pay for. This wine rack is cheap, but poorly made, so that the basic competence of the manufacturers must be questioned. The pre-drilled holes don't line up, the dowel holes are too deep to be effective, the supplied screws are too, WAY too big and will split the wood 9 times out of 10. The wood itself is low-quality, unfinished junk. wood, and one of the legs was shorter than the other. You're better off with cinder…

A cheap product that works really well. This is my second wine rack. My first cost more. I get more wine as birthday gifts because I have a great discounted wine and it took up all the space on my counter. So I bought this second shelf to store things in the kitchen. I didn't want to spend real money on a second rack because I figured I'd probably give it away when I was done with it. So I tried this one. As I pulled the pieces out of the box, I thought, damn, this isn't going to support the…