Will 1 or 2 standard wine bottles fit with the lid closed? If so do they have to be tilted slightly or can it stand upright?
290497
plenty of room for wine bottles, the cooler part has slightly slanted sides anyway, with an adjustable drain.
895452
It doesn't look like it. The openings where you insert the bottles are angled and my guess is that it won't hold them if hung horizontally.
615415
We bought 2 and placed them side by side and they hold regular wine bottles but not made for 1.5 L
828780
I have mine in a spot that I can't put the 2 extra bottles on top and it works perfectly fine for me. But I took it down and measured it with bottles on top and it was 12 inches. Love my wine rack! It's so classy looking and holds all my favorites.....
1186976
Yes, it is tall enough to fit bottles of wine. It will probably hold up to 6 standard wine bottles, but tightly.
2097891
Well, not really. I turned one of my Stickles bottles right side up. Because the holes are designed for the bottle to be upside down, the hole narrows part way down to the diameter of the cap and the right-side-up bottle only fits into the hole about 1/4 inch. So, while upright bottles could be displayed neatly and securely, they stick up too far for the lid on the satchel to close. I recommend the Scrapcessories Bottle Caddy for what you need. They also make a Caddy Case that the Bottle Caddy fits into. It's not as big as the ArtBin Stachel, but I have several and they stack nicely. If you need to transport them, they make a strap that holds 3 Caddy Cases together and has a handle.
2176966
I think so. I have an assortment of wines on one shelf; the shelves are adjustable to accommodate the heights you prefer. It's a sturdy, useful, compact cabinet. The very bottom of the cabinet (below the glass door) also holds 12 wine bottles horizontally.
700459
Its an adjustable shelf so I say yes, but it's not high enough to use BOTH shelves to store 1 liter bottles. I've got my shelf higher up so it's not even. I can fit (for example) my Barenjager bottle (which is a very tall bottle, sorry, Don't have any wine on hand) on the bottom, but stemware won't fit on the top shelf if I do that.
1142531
Each container does lock in place with the other one, you could even add on more containers. I think it would work fine as a makeup case, it's pretty sturdy. I don't know if it's tall enough for your bottles to stand up though. I use mine for a sewing kit.
895449
It can be hung horizontal, but you will not be able to put the wine bottles in it. The way the holes are slanted for the wines bottles to hang securely require it to be hung vertically.
2273423
Not stack-able. But they look great vertically and can hold one more bottle of wine if placed this way. I have two side by side. Sturdy and minimalist.
1769949
It will hold two bottles but not champagne! Also because the bottom is tapered, the wine bottle will not be as fully immersed if there had been only one! Great product though!!!!
615016
The shelves are wood front to back and the bottles rest on wood slats. They are not very deep so only shorter bottles will fit unless you lay one sideways.
1981691
I'm not sure The bottles would have to be close to the standard wine bottle size to fit. If too short, definitely won't work.
1977538
There are three shelves at the top. The top shelf isn't covered, so any height bottle can fit. The other two shelves are pretty short, most liquor bottles will not fit there.
834931
If the bottle is tall and slim, I usually take the middle shelf out and lay the bottle on the bottom on an angle. If the bottle is short and fat, same thing. It will fit without being on an angle.
324617
You will need to take the second shelf out, which is easy. In other words you can have a couple smaller bottles on top and then have a couple standing wine bottles on the bottom.