Walnut Stackable Wine Rack - Winsome 94521

Walnut Stackable Wine Rack - Winsome 94521

(2 customer reviews)

This walnut wine rack by Winsome Wood allows for many different options for wine storage. One wine rack can hold up to 25 wine bottles in it's 5 tier design. This wine rack can have another wine rack stacked on top on another for additional storage of 50 bottles. Wine rack can fold flat for storage. This foldable wine rack ships at no additional charge . This is generally in stock. Walnut Stackable Wine Rack Features: Allows for one to be stacked on another Folds flat for storage Holds 25 bottles Finish: Walnut Dimensions: (Winsome Wood Model #94521) - 38.5H x 21.6W x 11.5D

25-Bottle Wine Rack
Can be folded or stacked
Vertically stackable
Foldable wine rack is easily stored
Color: Walnut

SKU:

0194521-05

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Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

List Price:	$87.50
Our Price:	$57.72
You Save:	$29.78 (34%)

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Average Customer Review: 4.5

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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

Easy to assemble very affordable May 12, 2007
By Lyn Ramsey "Ltejas"
This winerack fits our needs completely.

It allows more than two cases of product and takes up minumum room.

The item was purchased from Unbeatable Sales and we received quick, excellant service.

The winerack was very easily assembled and looks great.

Very affordable and does the job in a very nice fashion.

Ltejas Houston Texas

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Nice but poor design Dec 08, 2011
By Dennis "dstraple"
The wine rack is nice and very functional. My issue with it was the design of the shelves. The main piece is hinged and unfolds but you have to insert wooden dowels into pre-drilled holes to hold the shelves. The dowels were larger than the holes (I guess to make them snug) and you are instructed to insert them with a rubber mallet. Since there were no specific instructions on how hard or far to drive the dowels in I attempted to insert them as far as they would go. On one of them I split the wood around the dowel hole. After that I was very careful to tap them in only so far. This in my opinion is poor engineering and poor documentation. Had they documented better instructions and/or improved the design I would have been completely pleased with this product.

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