Will it hold soda bottles?
1552929
Yes it does. I have smaller water bottles in it right now (8 oz) and just tried an 8 oz Coke bottle - I stack these lengthwise, however, and it holds up to 24 of the 8 oz bottles. It also holds the larger water and soda bottles, but I stack those width-wise, which is what I usually use. What I like best about this bin is that the bottles are neatly stacked and, of course, are never toppling over as before when I tried to stand them on the refrigerator shelves. I am considering getting another one for my V8 juice.
939342
Yes it holds them quite well. I've used it for glass bottles, adult drinking glasses and shot glasses as well. It's very convenient. I've even used it for plastic containers when I ran out of room in the drying rack.
1730435
Shelves are shaped to hold wine bottles. I use mine for bottled beer and soda. I removed the bottom shelve so I can stand beer bottles upright on the bottom, and lay soda cans sidewise on the shelves. Works, but would also like flat shelves, if they are available. Haven't looked much, but if anyone else has found them would like to know.
1005228
If the plastic bottle is taller than a Red Bull or tall beer can it won't because it wouldn't fit. However I have never used it for bottles because we buy large water bottles.
1542584
Yes! It will hold both types of bottles. Plus the shelves are movable and removable to accommodate different bottle shapes.
497571
It will accommodate bottles of beer...The shelves are adjustable. I wouldsay you can get 2 dozen bottles in the refrigerator...Maybe more
326345
Yes, both of these items fit just fine, as well as a soda can. For long-necked wine bottles, the lid had a removable insert allowing the neck to stick out.
486794
I can not answer that because we installed it on a Club Car. It is very small and holds cans but not bottles.
1906765
It is holding smaller items very well. I wouldn't put very heavy bottles on it though.
1231912
Yes, it can hold standard sized liquor bottles. We have, however, had problems with bottles any taller than that. Any larger and you need to lay them down. Very happy with the purchase so far.
179220
So sorry, I haven't a clue. I can tell you that it won't hold those 12 pack fridge boxes of soda, which disappointed me. I always liked the ordiliness the neatly lined up boxes, not to mention the cans were easier to access and the fridge easier to load. Now it's like bowling for dollars every time somebody reaches for a soda; heaven forbid they take the one in front! �
924673
Yes and no. It will sit upright and theoretically could hold 6 bottles, but as the bottles rest on the plastic cross bars/hinge with less stable (hinge) vs the wire with 2 area's of support front and back. When I tried it the bottles were tippy, but did stay in place. The hinge part has to be in the center of the bottle to maintain balance in the side up position. If you are using in a shallow cupboard for example, if the back of the bottle is even with the back of the rack in this position, the bottle will be to front heavy and slip out. Free standing or in a deep cupboard, should be OK.
1281413
Hello, I did not purchase this particular product. I purchased the wine and the soda bottle version. They do have room between the bottles and the bottom of the holder that was stacked. But not sure about this one. Sorry.
1312331
Yes, it will hold the base of a 2 liter soda. If you put it in ice bucket first, you could pack some ice around it. It's a really nice ice bucket. I bought one as a gift and decided I wanted one too!
1799865
Don't think so; it's shaped as a triangle so the sides are not as deep as the center which is not very deep. I am using it to hold wine bottles (up right), and it works great.
573715
I don't see why it can't hold any of the things you've mentioned. The bottles are strong and sturdy, however, keep in mind these are only 2oz bottles.
776646
I don't know. I have it for my Basil Tour XL Double Bicycle Bags. I can say I've loaded them up with very heavy loads of two 12packs of soda and the equivalent of two grocery bags filled with liquids [e.g., fruits and juice/milk] and the rack is very solid.