Our slim line wine rack is perfect for use in the kitchen, dining room or even out in the garage. It holds has 6 shelves which hold 24 bottles and it's finished with a bright chrome effect that looks great in your home. The steel construction makes it durable and easy to clean, and it comes with levelling feet to keep it standing strong and sturdy.
Carbon steel.
6 tiers.
Stores up to 24 bottles.
Suitable for bottles up to 1 litre.
Size H90, W45, D30cm.
Weight 11.45kg.
Self assembled.
Instructions included.
Just room for 24 bottles? Wonder if these racks are stackable. Thanks for posting :smiley:
Boynamedsue to magicjay1986
16 Feb 171#2
Tie them to the wall though - don't want any accidents!!
dwl99
16 Feb 17#3
Looks like you can remove some of the shelves to reduce the height
pcs7038
16 Feb 17#4
muffboy
16 Feb 17#5
Out in the garage looks favourite! Wouldn't have this monstrosity in my kitchen.
jimmyt11
16 Feb 171#6
Thanks op. the reviews look good.
skydmarx
16 Feb 172#7
Just picked one up and assembled it. Nice and solid, quite chrome-tastic, a great deal at £20.
Bogami
16 Feb 17#8
Are you guys alcoholic? I've never had the need to store 24 bottles of wine in my home
SuperMariosDad to Bogami
17 Feb 171#9
I'm sure if many of us had the money for a wine cellar we'd have one :smiley: this is just the average working man's version.
On a more factual note though, you'll find many bottles of high quality wine are meant to be cellared for a decade or so before opening (basically just stored somewhere cool) so if you're into investing in a few wines you would always want to store them on their side and this rack would be useful. There can be good profit made from investing in the right wines and holding them for years to resell. Some achieve lucrative businesses from this.
Marker to Bogami
17 Feb 17#10
Handy tip: It holds bottles of non-alcoholic drink too!
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Our slim line wine rack is perfect for use in the kitchen, dining room or even out in the garage. It holds has 6 shelves which hold 24 bottles and it's finished with a bright chrome effect that looks great in your home. The steel construction makes it durable and easy to clean, and it comes with levelling feet to keep it standing strong and sturdy.
Carbon steel.
6 tiers.
Stores up to 24 bottles.
Suitable for bottles up to 1 litre.
Size H90, W45, D30cm.
Weight 11.45kg.
Self assembled.
Instructions included.
http://www.argos.co.uk/product/5434176
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On a more factual note though, you'll find many bottles of high quality wine are meant to be cellared for a decade or so before opening (basically just stored somewhere cool) so if you're into investing in a few wines you would always want to store them on their side and this rack would be useful. There can be good profit made from investing in the right wines and holding them for years to resell. Some achieve lucrative businesses from this.