Under Cabinet Wine Glass Rack 2 Pack | Wine glass rack | stemware holder

You receive two under cabinet wine glass racks plus the mounting hardware needed to fit them. The listing names the included component as a hanging shelf. Assembly is required, which in practice means attaching each rail to the underside of your cabinet.

Each rail takes roughly six to nine glasses, depending on how wide the bases of your glasses are. Slim champagne flutes fit more per rail, while wide Burgundy bowls fit fewer. Across the two racks you can expect somewhere between twelve and eighteen glasses in total.

The glass hangs upside down with the base resting above the rail and the stem sitting in a channel. The bowl hangs clear underneath, so rims never touch the cabinet or each other. You slide the stem in from the open end and pull it straight back out when you need the glass.

Each rack measures 34.3 cm deep by 24.3 cm wide by 8.2 cm high. Measure the clear space under your cabinet before ordering, both the depth available and the drop clearance below. Remember the hanging glasses themselves add height below the rail.

The material is listed as glass and metal with a powder coated finish. Powder coating is a dry finish baked onto metal, and it holds colour well while resisting everyday scuffs. The colour is gold.

The stated shelf weight capacity is 816 g per rack. That is designed around glassware, not heavy items. Treat this as a stemware holder rather than a general storage shelf and avoid hanging anything other than glasses from it.

It is designed for standard under cabinet mounting, but you should check your own clearance first. You need a flat underside with enough depth for the 34.3 cm rail and enough vertical room below for hanging glasses. Cabinets with lighting strips or deep trim underneath may need a different mounting spot.

Mounting hardware is included and the racks are designed for a simple screw fit into the cabinet underside. Whether you pre-drill pilot holes depends on your cabinet material. A small pilot hole is a good idea in solid timber to stop splitting.

Yes, as long as the surface is flat, horizontal and solid enough to take screws. People fit these under bar shelves, inside display cupboards and under the top shelf of a home bar unit. The product is rated for indoor use only.

It is one of the better ways to get glasses off limited worktop and shelf space. Because it uses the gap under a cupboard, which is almost always empty, you gain storage without losing anything. That is the main appeal for small kitchens and apartments.

Yes, hanging glasses rim-down lets water run off and air circulate inside the bowl. Many people fit one rail above or near the sink for exactly that reason. Just be aware water can drip onto the surface below while glasses dry.

Glasses hang from the stem with the bowls spaced apart, so they should not knock rims. Some movement is normal if you shut a door hard or if the rail is mounted near a busy walkway. Leaving a little gap between glasses helps.

Flutes usually work well since they have narrow bases and long stems. You often fit more flutes per rail than you would large red wine glasses. Check your own flute base width against the channel spacing if you have an unusual set.

Larger bowls generally still hang fine, but you fit fewer of them on each rail because the bases are wider. Expect closer to six glasses rather than nine with oversized stemware. The bowls also hang lower, so allow extra clearance underneath.

No, this is a stemware holder and it relies on a stem sliding into a channel. Stemless wine glasses, tumblers and mugs have nothing to grip. Keep those in a cupboard or on a shelf.

The finish is listed as powder coated in gold. Powder coated surfaces generally have a consistent, even look rather than a mirror shine. Colours can appear slightly different under warm kitchen lighting versus daylight.

Wipe it with a soft, damp cloth and dry it straight away. Avoid scouring pads, abrasive powders and strong solvents, since they can wear through a powder coated finish. A quick wipe every couple of weeks keeps dust and cooking film from building up.

The coated finish is there to protect the metal underneath from everyday moisture. Keeping the rails dry and wiping away spills promptly is the best way to look after them. The product is rated for indoor use, so do not fit it outdoors or in an uncovered patio bar.

Yes, if the cabinet is wide enough. Two 24.3 cm rails side by side need a little under 50 cm plus a gap between them. Many people instead split them, putting one near the sink and one near the dining or bar area.

It can, provided the cart has a flat shelf underside you can screw into and enough clearance below for hanging glasses. A bar cart stemware rack frees up the top shelf for bottles and tools. Check the shelf material will take a screw first.

No, the listing states it is not customisable. The rail length and channel spacing are fixed. What you can choose is where and how you mount the two rails.

Leave enough space that the bowls do not touch when a glass sways. If you crowd the rail, glasses will clink together every time you remove one. Giving each glass a little breathing room also makes them easier to grab.

That depends on your cabinet height. Mounted under a standard wall cupboard, most adults can reach the glasses comfortably. If your cupboards sit high, consider mounting one rail under a lower shelf instead.

Assembly is required, which mainly means fixing each rail to your chosen surface with the supplied hardware. There is no complex construction involved. Most people have both rails up in a short session with a screwdriver.

It works well as a housewarming or wedding gift for anyone setting up a home bar or a small kitchen. The two-pack gives it a bit more substance than a single rail. Pairing it with a nice bottle makes a tidy present.

The two racks and their hardware ship together in one carton. Keep the packaging until you have fitted both rails and checked everything is present. That makes any return simpler if you need one.

Delivery times vary by destination and are shown at checkout for your country. You will receive tracking details once the order is dispatched. If anything looks delayed, contact us with your order number and we will chase it.

Get in touch with photos of the damage and the packaging as soon as you can. We will arrange a replacement or refund. Do not try to fit a bent or broken rail, since it may not hold glasses safely.

Yes, unused items in their original packaging can be returned within the published returns window. Because this product is screw-mounted, it is worth test-fitting the position with tape before you drill. Once holes are made, the item is no longer unused.

If the clearance does not work, the glasses do not suit the rail, or you simply do not like the look, contact our team and we will walk you through the return or help you find a better fit from the range. We would rather swap it for something that works than have it sit in a drawer. Just reach out with your order number and a quick note on what went wrong.