Is there space for a vertical opened bottle
248049
If you take out the chrome bottom 3 racks that the bottles are designed to lay horizontally on, then YES THERE IS ROOM TO STAND A BOTTLE UP VERTICALLY. Not sure what part of that you guys arent grasping. Is it designed to hold bottles vertically? No, can it? Absolutely.
248050
No vertical bottles fit. However a standard size opened corked horizontal bottle fits well and the door will close.
248051
yes there is but you have to remove the bottom three racks to make it work.it would take seconds but you would lose the capacity of about 6 bottles.
248052
No. The bottles are tightly configured in rows. I purchased a vacuum stopper and reinsert the bottle on it's side with no leakage or problem.
1260426
I can't say specificallly. During a recent visit to my granddaughters room I did notice that she has quite an array of bottles on ther rack..........all shapes, sizes and colors. The tallest bottle it will accomodate I can't tell you.
2181290
Sharon, Larger bottles fit fine. Especially on the lowest shelf on each side. Actually bigger than you need. I should tell you that after having the unit for about 9 months the controls failed. They were replaced and still not good so we have been asked to return the unit. We are and the company has been very good about taking care of things under warranty and at no cost to us but thought I should mention it. Peter
1413138
The top shelf is permanent at 13.4 inch opening but provides more space after as Eleanor describes. The second can be adjusted as well as the bottom shelf. Mine are at 13 and 13.75. Therefore, all shelves can accommodate the bottles.
64982
Depends on how full or big the bottle is. I would suggest leaning in up against something to be safe.
2117703
The metal circle area for the bottle has a 3 1/2" wide opening if that helps.
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.
2175214
you can use any bottles with a standard opening. wide-mouthed bottles won't fit.
406431
Yes there are six spaces for bottles. I was able to simply reuse the shipping box that my foam insert was shipped in, it was the perfect size.
1605446
Yes and no. It is not really possible to see the bottles inside the cooler (well, not the labels anyway) so you'll have to pull them out one by one to see what's what. The ideal way to do this is to have them facing inwards, so you can pull only the tail end of the bottle out and very quickly see the label. Taller bottles won't fit on the shelf facing inwards (so the bottom of the bottle pokes out and keeps the door from closing). So in that case, you place the bottle in backwards; the cork end fits inside the door frame (i.e. the glass area). It fits just fine, but you do have to drag nearly the whole bottle out to read the label. An issue, but an exceedingly small issue. Yes and no. It is not really possible to see the bottles inside the cooler (well, not the labels anyway) so you'll have to pull them out one by one to see what's what. The ideal way to do this is to have them facing inwards, so you can pull only the tail end of the bottle out and very quickly see the label. Taller bottles won't fit on the shelf facing inwards (so the bottom of the bottle pokes out and keeps the door from closing). So in that case, you place the bottle in backwards; the cork end fits inside the door frame (i.e. the glass area). It fits just fine, but you do have to drag... » Read More Yes and no. It is not really possible to see the bottles inside the cooler (well, not the labels anyway) so you'll have to pull them out one by one to see what's what. The ideal way to do this is to have them facing inwards, so you can pull only the tail end of the bottle out and very quickly see the label. Taller bottles won't fit on the shelf facing inwards (so the bottom of the bottle pokes out and keeps the door from closing). So in that case, you place the bottle in backwards; the cork end fits inside the door frame (i.e. the glass area). It fits just fine, but you do have to drag nearly the whole bottle out to read the label. An issue, but an exceedingly small issue. « Show Less
2140404
Each row is open, with a lip to keep things from slipping off the front of the rack. If you are asking if each row is compartmentalized, the answer is no. This makes wider bottles possible, but the lip will keep anything bigger from front to back fitting.
475006
It should fit fine, there is a draw string at the top that allows for wide or narrow bottles.
521958
The opening is about 2.5 inches across. Unless you have the hands of a small child, there is no way you are fitting them inside. I recommend a bottle brush.
82711
I have bottles approx 3" tall in the bottom that fit under the trays when they fold in for closing the case. You can however get taller ones (up to about 4-5" max) in there as long as you place them against the long divider bar. There is a gap between the trays when you fold them down to close it. This gap will allow taller products. Hope that helps! If you have any other questions let me know! :)
497569
You can probably fit a case. Some of the bottles would have to lay on their side and be stacked about two high.
2182335
It has a shelf in the center of it. Both spaces are 8 and 1/2 inches high. Depends on the size of the liquor bottle.
1890265
There is not enough space to fit bottle and no other bulky object. The side pockets are used for thin objects such as Flash drives, plug adapter, cables, coins, papers