Would this look/hold okay with liquor bottles on top?
1658876
I gave this to my mom for Christmas, and she has another whole wine rack (filled with 6 bottles of wine) on top, and it holds just fine. I'm sure a few liquor bottles on top would hold fine, too.
1658877
Look is all personal preference, but in regards to stability- Our unit is certainly stable enough to hold liquor bottles, a wine opener, and lots of other bar tools on top. A little wood glue during construction of any piece of furniture is not a bad idea too. The construction is wood, not a composite like cheaper furniture.
1658878
Yes it is definitely sturdy enough. I currently just have a decanter on top, but could easily hold several liquor bottles.
868917
I have not used this product yet, but I do not think that it would hold champagne bottles. The pinot-noir bottles would probably be ok.
198368
Probably, but you may want to install the top and bottom off-center so the frame is on the surface and not being supported by the top and bottom. I don't think that the top and bottom are secured strongly enough to make for good legs, in the long run. If you keep the wine rack full, it will probably be a problem in a couple of years. It's pine, and not a good wood for that kind of stress.
683887
Just to add to what the other gentleman mentioned, the wine "x" on the bottom is removable, too, so you could also store liquor on the bottom shelf.Regards,BarbaraWeatherBuffs(928) 635-1088
751111
No Sorry! I love mine, but I would not use bar stools for it. It's perfect how it is. Maybe making the bottom shelf with more space would be the best thing because a lot of my bottles don't fit in the bottom shelf.
2067432
It's pretty sturdy. If the bottles are not too big, I think it would be just fine.
198369
The top is a table top and will look odd on the side. I also don't feel comfortable with the bottles laying on the sides of the individual compartments rather then on the bottom. I would find a different product.
539230
Yes! Depending on the liquor bottle, long skinny necks are best. But will fit others. If it doesn't, it dosent want to be locked up.... Set the spirits freeeeee....!!!!
1107637
No, I would not recommend it for holding bottles. The bars on the shelf part are too far apart. I imagine bottles would sit unevenly, if not fall through. I use mine for extra, rolled-up towels. But I guess you could buy a long and thin plastic bin to sit on the shelf and then put bottles in that...
314990
You can but it will look a little odd. It can be put together without though and still function properly. Without the wine bottle holder piece it has a couple of wooden planks visible in the middle section. It wouldn't look bad though. Good luck
571150
Yep, a nice glass one. I don't know if you could store liquor in this for really extended periods of time because it's not air tight, but a few weeks would be fine. Still a very nice piece!
2035251
Yes, it is sturdy enough. It should hold at least 5 or 6 bottles per shelf, and standing works fine; but for added support mounted may be you best bet. I hope this helped.
126050
Yes!! Love this rack as holds various sized bottles, have not found one yet that will not fit. Fairly easy assembly, sturdy (best on tile floor, but did find when I had on carpet too), Of 10+ mix/match wine glasses have only found one that will 'fit' in hanger. Simple clean lines work with any decor!
368228
The unit is certainly strong enough, but I would not recommend using it for wine bottles. The length of the bottles and the height of the rack could likely lead to stability problems. I would find a more suitable style of rack.
924790
I would think you would have plenty of room. I might rethink hanging wine glasses over the top of it.
1226359
Yes, I just did the measurements. My cabinet is higher, so I also lay bottles on the top.
700890
I've put in at least a half dozen of these in my and my bosses' homes. The one under a bar sink, holds many, many (glass) bottles of booze. It's pretty hefty!