What to Consider when Choosing a Quality Wine Rack

True-Radius Curve

True-radius curves give the Curved Corner Display Rack an updated, furniture-like appearance.

Toe-Kick

A 1 1/2" toe-kick provides added rack stability, as well as protection for bottles stored below.

Hardware

Completely concealed hardware allows you and your guests to focus on the wine, rather than unsightly screws and tasteless screw covers.

Bottle Cubicles

3 3/4" bottle cubicles within standard racking will ensure an ideal fit for most 750's, oddly-shaped bottles, and even some Champagne.

Dado Spacer Bars

Notched dados will provide for a simpler installation, as well as a sturdier finished product. Grotto provides a dado on the top, bottom, front, and back of the rack.

Wood Species

Odorless wood species naturally resistant to decay will provide the ideal environment for long-term applications. Species such a Poplar, Birch, and Cedar of any kind should be avoided at all cost.

Sanding

Triple-sanded, angled "easy edge" bottle supports will ensure a safe place for your wine without tearing labels. Watch out for 90 degree sharp bottle supports.

Wood Thickness

Wood thickness of 11/16" for all ladders and bottles supports has been proven to provide essential rack stability, as well a refined modern appearance.