Wine Logic In-Cabinet Sliding Tray Wine Rack, 30-Bottle, Solid Maple Wood, Unstained with Clear Satin Lacquer Finish

It was time for us to turn a closet that was used for random storage into an awesome wine cellar. I ordered 10 of these wine racks - 5 from Amazon and 5 direct from the manufacturer, all for approximately the same price. They have very high quality drawer tracks, and assembly and mounting is very well thought out. However, as you can see in my photos, I wanted to stack one on top of another. I cut 3/4" plywood for this purpose, but quickly realized that when placed on top of the rack, there was not enough room for any bottles to be in the top shelf! Well, that's not going to fly... so I added 5/8" neoprene blocks, and all is well. If you're a troubleshooter in a pinch and can quickly improvise, not a big deal at all, but for someone not especially handy, but want to easily create a stacking wine rack, you're going to have a little trouble at this stage. Wine Logic could easily remedy this issue just making the top of the vertical jambs 5/8" - 3/4" taller. Until then, you will need to modify the design to make it work, or only store 375 ml bottles on the top shelves.Other than that tiny complaint, I'm loving these racks!! If I had one other suggestion, it would be to have alternate finished available. However, if this color suits you, don't hesitate to purchase these and be confident they will work as advertised.Cheers!

We were renovating a wet bar area, and I was looking for a wine storage solution that maximized space and didn't look ugly. I considered everything from customizing our cabinets to include a custom wine rack, to incorporating a specialty wine storage refrigerator, to DIY options like creating my own in-cabinet storage from cannibalized/repurposed IKEA parts. After spending hours scouring the internet, I found this wonderful product. It checked all the boxes: adequate number of bottles stored, aesthetically pleasing (it fits right into our custom cabinet), easy installation, and it is well constructed with solid wood and quality glides. This is truly a niche product for a specific purpose, and it serves that purpose well. Be aware that it fits most standard 750 mL wine bottles, however, some (such as champagne) will fit only on the top rack due to bottle diameter. Also, some wineries use tall bottles (Alpha Omega, Tournesol to name a couple), and these, too, will fit only on the top rack with the top of the bottle laid atop the sidebar. We've been using this product for almost a year, and overall we are quite pleased. It is a bit pricey, but it is almost a custom piece. And when you consider the quality of materials and construction as well as its intended purpose (to store and access wine in minimal space), it is a great value. I highly recommend it.

Excellent quality & fit perfectly in my cabinet!

I “love” this product! It’s incredibly well built and the design is perfect for storing wine in a cabinet with limited space.

I bought three of the 30 bottle versions for our home bar install. I still had the counter top off of the cabinets so installation was extremely easy. They are a bit expensive, but excellent quality.I had to shim the from ends of each rack as once I loaded them down with bottles, the racks started slowly sliding forward on their own due to gravity. Once shimmed they remained in place.One downside is that they won’t fit every size of bottle, some wine bottles that we thought were fairly close to normal were just an inch too long for the racks. Thicker or longer bottles will only work on the top rack.One of the rails arrived jammed, it had been pushed past its backstop and wouldn’t move forward since it was wedged. This most likely happened during shipping so I won’t fault the manufacturer for that. I used a flat blade screwdriver to push the tab back a bit and slid the rail forward, easy fix. If you work in IT, these are exactly like server rails.Overall I am very happy with this product.

I was able to buy this from Amazon used but "very good" and it arrived flawless. Install was easy and it works great, but honestly at $275 this is overpriced. It's three drawer slides and about 10 dollars in lumber at the most. Any DIYer with even middling ability could build this for less than $50. I just didn't have the time as we were remodeling our kitchen so I thought the time savings was worth it, but not at $275. You pay for convenience, I suppose. If you can find it used, jump on it!

This is a great rack to organize your wine in a cabinet. It allows you to access the wine bottles for selection. It's a bit up there in price but if you have a nice house and want to have a nice wine rack to complement your home, this is a good choice IMHO. Easy to install - took me about 30 minutes. I did put a spacer piece of wood on the side of the rack and against the cabinet wall just so I wouldn't get it too far against the cabinet wall and effect the drawer mechanisms coming through the door openings and clearing the hinges and cabinet doors. That also helped keep it aligned front to back while I drilled the pilot holes for the screws to secure it into the cabinet. Works just as it should and it's a great addition to my wine/liquor cabinet.

This was easy to install and company has personal customer support. They took care of our issue immediately. This really is a sturdy, well made rack that fits our needs perfectly.