Sorbus Wine Rack Freestanding Floor - Wine Bottle Holder Holds 40 Bottles of Wine - 40 Bottle Capacity Wine Storage for Any Bar, Wine Cellar, Kitchen, Dining Room

This is the second of these wine racks I have purchased. They are sturdy and do the job they are supposed to do.

Excellent product.

Overall, I'm satisfied. It is well designed and does its job. A bit pricy, considering the materials.

Amazing

Didn’t know if this would be strong enough but the wine rack is full and we love it

We have a lot of wine and a lot of little hands in our house so we needed a creative solution for keeping the two apart… enter this beautiful rack installed within minutes in our spacious hall closet (that we can lock). Once the kids are older, I could see us reutilizing this in a custom made cabinet in our kitchen to put them on more of a display as a statement piece. Works well either way!

Someone came up with a minimalist design that is very simple, easy to assemble, light and inexpensive. Should get an award. A wooden wine rack that could hold 100 bottles would take 3 times as long to assemble, weigh 4 times as much and cost twice as much. The manufacturing is good, everything fits well, nothing is bent, looks good. They even included a few extra bolts in case I loose any which I usually do. It does need to be screwed to a wall although it stands up on its own without bottles, I wouldn’t trust it with 100 bottles in it. The instructions are minimal, but adequate. They don’t tell you how to figure out which is front and back. If you do it backwards bottles will fall out.I had not noticed the problem of not matching the spacing of wall studs that others mentioned. I installed mine in my cellar and fastened it directly into cinder block using Tapcon 1/4” screws. Not going anywhere.

The wine rack works out very well but it took some work to make it suitable. First off, on assembly some of the holes were so far off I had to redrill them. Then after it was completely assembled I noticed one of the wires was not welded properly to the upright, was loose and unusable as is. Thankfully our son-in-law is a welder and was able to fix it. I just needed to clean it up and spray paint that area flat black. The final issue was, there are wall attachment brackets both top and bottom but since we were putting it in a room with wood baseboard trim, I had to cut off the bottom brackets and spray paint the open ends again to get the top brackets somewhat close to the wall.With all that said, I still think it’s a nice rack and works for me. It’s just cheap but worth the price compared to much more expensive wood racks. With wine in it, it’s very stable on a tile floor and I probably won’t even attach it to the wall.