Can you remove and invert the shelves to hold pinot noir style bottles?
999977
Yep, my wife drinks pinot and I drink merlot. You simply invert one of the racks. Sometimes they are a little tight but just have another glass of merlot and the pinot bottle will fit. You also have a pretty large area at the bottom for those champaign bottles that your wife requires your to have available just in case one of the daughters finally gets married. Good luck, Tommy in Tucson
507994
Yes i asebmled, im not sure what are you asking there are three shelf you can use them to put liquorbottels not shorter ones...and there one wine shelf for regular wine bottles
1114746
Yes you can move the shelf up. I think if you took it right out it would be very wobbly.
941912
Yes, you could turn it either way depending upon the width of your shelf and your preference.
1579104
no, but you can get reversible ones that you can turn upside down to do that, like the ikea one http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/80253814/
1891949
Yes, I would think you can, but my shelves aren't far enough apart to do that but the tops and bottoms are flat
1688816
It may be possible depending on your tinkering skills. The little metal racks you would have to somehow clip to the shelf run perpendicular to the bottles and there's not a lot of clearance between them and the bottle. It won't hold most of my reds as is. So putting some sort of clip over the metal to mount it under the shelf might interfere with your ability to get many bottles of wine into it.
331264
Yes you could but the shelves wouldn't be spaced evenly. They make a three shelf version of this if that helps.
1128755
It depends on whether the holes for the posts are tapered or not. Some are, some are not - can't say about this particular set of shelves. If they are tapered slightly (to better fit he compression fittings used) then you will not be able to turn them upside down. Also, if you turn them upside down, the welds for the shelving will now be on the bottom of the shelf edges and may fail under weight (because they are not supported from the bottom any more). I wouldn't turn them upside down and then put much weight on it.
1155021
The racks are removable but it is not configured for magnum or larger wine formats. I do not store my large format wine in it. The door would not close if I tried.
94182
No it's not possible to move the shelves. They get screwed into pre drilled holes.
1852758
The shelf can be set up on the right side instead of the left. The assembly instructions include a step showing how to reverse it.
194652
The shelves are not removable and they are only vertical. The vertical arrangement worked well. I left some spaces empty so my cabinet does not look overloaded like the picture of it does.
1882892
you can remove shelves, but the height isn't adjustable. the interior of the fridge is a kind of composite molding with shelf positions already set up. So while you can remove some of the shelves to accommodate bottles of bubbly (the most common oddly-sized bottle usually stored in these things), you can't really compensate by making shelves above more tightly compacted.
975770
The shelves can be removed. There are grooves in the walls for the shelves to slide in. You can't adjust them.
510330
The shelves are removable. I don't have any 1.5 liter bottles to try for fit.
431823
If you mean the bottom shelf, yes, that can be removed. It would make a cute server for canned or bottled drinks! Great idea! And the valve in the bottom would be perfect for draining melted ice. I am not sure how heavy it could be though.