Wine Cellar Racks
Exquisite Wine Racks for a Sophisticated Collection
The True Art of Wine Display
Cable Wine Racks
Cable wine racks offer a modern, minimalist approach to wine storage, showcasing bottles with sleek, suspended designs. These racks use durable cables to securely hold each bottle, blending functionality with aesthetic appeal.
Contemporary - Floating Wine Racks
Elegant & Timeless Wine Racks
Elite Kit Racks
Combining the warmth of rich mahogany wood with sturdy construction, EKR modular wine racks bring a timeless touch to your wine cellar's design. Its rounded edges and 13 ½-inch depth make it the perfect secure solution for displaying your wine bottles.
Elite Kit Racks - Wooden Wine Racks
Crafting Visual Art in Wine Storage
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More Than Just Wine Storage
Beyond merely housing your bottles, our luxury wine racks encapsulate the essence of wine culture. They contribute to the aging journey of your wines, ensuring they evolve beautifully. Their design aids in showcasing prized bottles and accolades, making a statement of sophistication. Every rack underscores a unique style, presenting each bottle securely and with panache, a testament to the wine's grandeur and the collector's taste.
Every Occasion, Every Space, Elevated by Our Wine Racks
There is no singular time or place to revel in the joys of wine. Be it a family dinner, a gathering of friends, or solo reflections, your wines deserve the spotlight. Place them in the living room for everyday elegance, the kitchen for culinary pairings, the specialized environs of a wine cellar or wine room, or the transformed spaces of your basement — our unique luxury wine racks are at the heart of each setting.
Wine Racks Crafting to Exceed Expectations
Wine racks are crafted with a meticulousness that ensures both durability and reliability. Our selection process begins with the choice of materials, moving on to a thoughtful rack design, aimed at protecting both the bottle and its precious labels. Every step is taken to ensure that the end product not only meets but often surpasses our clients' expectations and requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions about wine racks
When selecting a wine rack, consider the size, material, and design that best fits your space and needs. A good wine rack should accommodate your current collection and allow for some growth. Look for sturdy materials like wood or metal, and ensure the design supports the bottles securely, keeping them at a slight angle to maintain the cork's moisture
Our wine cellar racking systems are designed to be extremely strong and stable. They are made of high-quality materials and are built to withstand the weight of your wine collection. They are also designed to be easy to install and maintain, ensuring that your wine bottles are stored securely and safely. We take pride in the craftsmanship of our custom wine racks, and we stand behind the quality and durability of each one.
Yes, we offer customization options for our wine racks to meet our customers' specific needs and preferences. Our team works closely with customers to design wine racks that fit their unique space, style, and storage requirements.
With the help of a professional designer, you can create custom wine racks that not only showcase your wine collection but also enhance the overall ambiance of your wine cellar.
We use a variety of high-quality materials to build our wine racks, including hardwoods such as mahogany as well as metal and acrylic. Our team carefully selects materials based on their durability, aesthetic appeal, and ability to protect and preserve wine.
Most wine bottle racks are designed to hold standard-sized wine bottles, which typically have a diameter of around 3 inches (7.5 cm) and a height of 12 inches (30 cm).
A wine rack should be placed in a cool, dark, and stable environment, away from direct sunlight, vibrations, and temperature fluctuations. It Is important to maintain proper humidity levels and ensure there is enough storage space and accessibility. Common locations include basements, wine cellars, closets, and spare rooms.