🍷 VintageView W Series 6 Bottle Wall Mounted Wine Rack - Stylish Modern Storage with Label Forward Design Review

I received it quickly, unfortunately it was a bit damaged. I was very happy with the seller as he immediately sent me a new one. I just had to send some photos. I am very happy with my wine rack, it is very beautiful.

I really liked it but as soon as they hung it on the wall I decided that more length is needed. So I bought the 9 x 2 version and am totally happy! In terms of durability, we tear down the wall on our bathroom left and they didn't even rattle.

I was disappointed when I received this product. It turned out not to be as bulky as I thought, not to mention only 2 thin strips are attached to the wall. I thought it would be more three dimensional and feel more substantial. I would not recommend this product!

I bought this 18 bottle holder and put it on then decided I needed 9 bottles when I bought a case of wine. Easy to install and add as shown in the picture. Holds 2 trays and is very durable. Looks great on the wall. You have to be careful with the placement, because I crashed into it, but caught myself in time before a catastrophe happened. We recommend.

This wine rack was easy to install under the countertop on the side of an unused kitchen cabinet, allowing us to free up countertop space where we used to keep our wine bottles. We should have done that a long time ago. This stand is unobtrusive and comes with all the necessary parts as well as rubber plugs covering the mounting screw holes which is a nice touch.

I bought several different wire bottle cages before buying this one. Let me tell you - you get what you pay for. Gratings are cheaper but also of lower quality. This is a good quality frame. Very stable with good equipment. It looks good and the bottles are nicely displayed. If you have a nice cellar or other place where you want to display your wine bottles, you won't regret spending the extra money on a quality wine rack.

I bought a 6x1 shelf. This fits my need for a smaller rack that can be mounted to the side of the cabinet. I didn't want to waste my counter space with a countertop and I don't have a bar yet. The included hardware (bottom half of hardware image) covers 99.9% of installs, but I'm doing something less traditional. My solution for mounting to a 3/8" thick cabinet frame was to get 1/4" x 3/8" mounting studs (shown above in the hardware picture) from your local hardware store. The heads are flat…