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Product assembles easily in endless configurations. Sturdy and nice-looking. I would definitely buy it again.
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outstanding product. high quality manufactured in USofA. Can be stacked together with other pieces. One of the most vesitile wine racks I've owned...twice
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I have no quibbles with the quality of the construction, how it's assembled or the price, or anything except what size bottles it will hold.
There are several sizes of wine bottles. The size that I need to store are the larger bottles - champagne, Martini & Rossi, etc. - not the very big bottles but the bottles that are about 1/2" too big to fit. So I found it useless, and if you have of that size bottle - DON'T BUY THIS RACK! I wrote the company and told them if their dowels were all 1/2" longer then this might work, and then I tried to take it apart so I could make longer dowels and found that you end up breaking the dowels off to get them out so if I do use longer dowels, I'm going to have to redrill the holes into which I had already put the dowels. Not worth the aggravation.
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Very functional and easy to put together with some hammering. I would recommend the darker wood finishes. I bought the natural one and the unfinished wood looks cheap so we put in underneath our bar as our "functional winerack" rather than our "pretty winerack." Am considering painting it brown or black.
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I like being able to put this wine rack together to fit in the space available under a shelf in my pantry and to add on to it with more kits as my wine collection expands. While I currently have my two sets out of view, its natural unfinished hardwood is attractive enough to put in the kitchen or bar. Two sets actually hold 28 bottles using the enclosed extra pegs. The price I paid can't be beat for this quality and versatility.
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Looks just as pictured and easy to assemble. It's perfect for the tight space in my kitchen and I love that it is modular--I'm ordering two more to add to the current one.
After assembling I gave each side a couple of taps where the pegs went through, which straightened out any crookedness due to pegs not being hammered all the way in.
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Some assembly required. As in, the whole thing. If you live in tight quarters, make sure your neighbors won't mind you banging on wooden rods to assemble it. Some of the pegs were inconsistent in length (either that or the holes aren't all drilled to the same depth).
The good news is that the design is extremely modular and extensible. You are not, by any means, required to assemble it in a 3x3 configuration. Incidentally, I believe calling this a 12-bottle rack is creative marketing. Note that the 4th row of 3 bottles sits on top of the rack, not inside one of the pigeon holes.
For the price, this is a reasonable, extensible, flexible solution for racking wine. If you're looking for cheap, like I was, then this is probably a reasonable bet. If you want something fancy or better put-together, then I would suggest looking elsewhere.
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I needed a simple wine rack to hold a few bottles in my basement without taking up much room. This works great, I configured it to fit on an existing shelf, I bought 2 to make a 24 bottle holder. I picked this one based on how flexible the design is and the fact I can add to it later.
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This is a nifty wine rack and quite sturdy. I do, however, think it's important for the prospective purchaser to understand that each of those pieces you see in the photo of the completed rack comes separate and needs to be pounded -- quite authoritatively -- into place. It takes awhile. And if you don't apply equal pounding to all the different points of pound, it's likely to turn out a little whopperjawed. It's certainly simple, but somewhere in the midst of the process I thought rather longingly of the ones that said they needed "minor" assembly. Or even one that might need none.
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We bought two. They were adaptable to the different places we purchased them for. They went together easy and look nice. We're going to poly them to enhance their appearance but they look great without any finishing. We're perfectly satisfied and consider them an excellent buy.
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This product was just as promised - can fit into any location. It's sturdy and looks good.
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I purchased this wine rack for my son-in-law as a birthday gift. He immediately put it together, filled it with wine and is very pleased with it.
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Even though the pictures (and the assembly instructions) don't depict it, this kit assembles quite easily such that the openings are in a diamond shape vs. square (turn your head 45 degrees while looking at the picture and you will get the idea).
Using a hammer, I assembled two '12 bottle' sets together in this manner, without wood glue or additional fastening, and it sits solidly on my bar, and looks much better in my view.
There are slight downsides though -- you do lose about one bottle capacity assembled this way -- e.g., I can rack 22 bottles vs. 24 had I used the square configuration (this is true because rack sits on a series of trianges must be subtracted from total capacity)
The second downside is that the bottle does not sit firmly cradled between the flat spots of two thick dowels, as it does in the square configuration. Assembled with a diamond opening, it sits on the flat spot of one dowel only, and the bottle either rolls slightly to the left or right, but is still firmly enclosed in its space. No risk of the bottle slipping out or through, it is purely an aesthetic objection, and hardly noticeable. (and I am really picky about such things)
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This is a nifty wine rack that can be configured to just about any space. If you have a basement, it's best to put it down there -- stable, cool temperature, free from vibration -- and dark. Light is the enemy of wine. I added this to an Adams rack I got about 20 years ago. The holes matched up perfectly. I used glue this time around -- 20-plus bottles weighs quite a bit, and I didn't want to take any chances.
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I purchased two of these to add to the larger one of the same brand that was given to me a a gift.
J.K. Adams wine racks fit together well and are very stable after assembly. Unlike some others, the rack accomodates odd-shaped bottles. As a plus it's easily expandable. I highly recommend it.
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I purchased this item over 20 years ago, and it is still great. I purchased this set to add to my existing rack. The best part about this is that it is sturdy and can be configured any way you like. In my old house, I configured it to wedge under cabinets in the kitchen. In my current house, it is configured to sit under a parsons table. I am a very fussy consumer and highly recommend this product if you like the design. Great product !
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I didn't need anything except a rubber mallet to put this together. I didn't glue it, since I wasn't sure of the configuration I would prefer. I gave it a "step down" effect, which turned out just right. It's sturdy and unobtrusive. I bet I add more to it later on.
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I purchased additional assembly components to continue expanding my wine rack system and I will do so again in the near future because it is an excellent wine bottle storage system. They got it to me quickly so I could complete the assembly as a surprise for my wife.
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This versatile wine rack was like putting together Tinker Toys. It was very sturdy and did exactly the job I needed. I've had many compliments and am thrilled with the function and attractiveness.
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This wine rack works great. You do need to glue the rack together or it will pull apart, especially if moved. They say you have score the peg for glue but I just put some glue in the hole and it worked fine. I like that you can combine racks to expand it's width or height as you wish. The price is very reasonable also.
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