looks great, works great...and my idea for installing it
18 wine glasses, some with large bowls/bodies, fit this product. Long and short screws are provided.Looks expensive while Ikea product for about the same price looks cheap.An idea for installing under a kitchen cabinet - one person hold the rack, one person drill a starter hole in the middle eye of the rack and then screw in the short screw; don't let go of the rack yet; repeat for the other side of the rack; now the rack will be fairly stable for the person holding to rest a bit before holding firmly the corners while drilling and screwing. Fill the rack with glasses.Have a bottle ready and try taking glasses out of the rack - celebrate how great it looks and easy to install.
5Fit great!Went right in. Works great! We have a lip at the bottom of our shelves and I was worried the glasses wouldn t go in and out but it fits fine.5Highly recommended.This fits perfectly in the designated space in the bar section of our kitchen ( we used two racks) and holds a lot of different types of glasses (4 of each - margarita, martini, red wine, white wine and 6 champagne flutes).Everyone always comments on it as it looks very modern and stylish with the chrome finish. Highly recommended.5Excellent OrganizerI was able to fit four champagne flutes, four martini glasses, three water glasses, and six small wine glasses on mine. That freed up a lot of shelf space.5AMAZING! Can't beat it for the price!I recently discovered these little gems. I went antiquing and my glass collection grew substantially, so I needed some more storage. I'm in an apt. so glass storage can be a little tight. This fits perfectly under my cabinets and, even full of glasses, there's still room for me to have a fruit bowl on the counter beneath it. It fits about 3 glasses comfortably in each section. I do have some shot-sized wine glasses (the cute mini ones) and it will fit 4 of those on one row. It's so gorgeous when the light hits the hanging glasses. It almost makes it like an art installment and storage unit in one. This was by far the best price per holder-space I found on Amazon. Very solid construction and super easy to install. I did have to stack some boxes on the counter to prop it up while I put in the first couple screws. I did it solo with just a standard screwdriver and it turned out great. Definitely worth the investment!5Doesn t fit red wine glassesEasy to install and seems durable. Fits my flutes and various white wine glasses. None of my larger globe red wine glasses fit - various sizes and brands. Love this except only fits the bases of half my glasses.We bought 2 and husband cut one to fit with a Dremel.3Reviews are right, but the stem issue can be addressed!First let me say that previous reviews are correct, the dimensions from the description are a little off and the stem base openings may not accommodate larger bases. I found that info very helpful, but this rack was an absolute PERFECT fit for my space, and I ordered it with the proper expectations. When I received the rack, it was exactly as described in the comments, so did not fit my nicer Riedel glasses (barely) - however, this is entirely fixable!! I took 5 minutes with my Dremel cutting wheel and grinder and VOILA! My Reidels fit perfectly. I only have 4 glasses that needed this, so I only made adjustments to two of the openings, at the corners. It was so easy, I got exactly the right size rack that I needed and it looks terrific. So if this rack is a perfect size for your space, but not for your bases, and you don't mind doing a wee bit of DIY fixing, don't despair, it can definitely work for you. I'm very pleased.5Great Space Saver!We purchased this wine glass holder for a DIY project. Living in our small apartment, we didn't have room for a full sized bar. So we decided to make one using a book case. We attached this holder to the bottom of one of the shelves, and over the last 8 months with frequent use, it has held up great! Highly recommend for someone trying to save space but wants to display their glasses!5Pretty and useful once its hungThis was INCREDIBLY difficult to mount. I live alone and did not have help. The holes on either side of the unit are not lined up making it difficult to center and measure where to put the anchors. My holder was also warped which made it even harder to hang. I ended up not using two of the holes due to the misalignment. If you have helpers and a straight unit, it may be easier.3Best value for number of glasses supported, flexible with installation.I bought two to use side by side above my home bar. I affixed the back end to my walk-in cooler, and the front end to a 1x2 piece of wood which was then supported by wires. I like this as it allows much light through the glassware, much better than if I had built a false shelf.This allowed me to raise my glasses up off of the coffin box, just leaving my sampler glasses and a Galileo thermometer.This was the best price for the glassware capacity I could find, and they worked very well for me, and all needed hardware was included to attach for my setup.5Perfect fit for meAfter much searching I was finally able to find a holder that fits in my cabinet. I'm able to comfortably fit 18 glasses in it. Though if you are using glasses meant for red wine you will probably only be able to fit 2 glasses per row as this rack is not deep enough for more. Wasn't able to put some of my reidel glasswear in the rack due to the base being too wide to fit, though I don't see that as being much of an issue for the majority of wine glasses as they're the only ones I have that are too wide. So overall it's exactly what I'm looking for, but if you're looking to use this for a wider glass, you may want to look at something a little deeper.5
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