Will the door close if you have pins/plugs in unfinished bottles?
1858090
Depends on how big the plugs are. If they're a cork stuck back ninths births, you're fine. With larger, more decorative plugs, you may have some trouble.
1858091
Just wondering what an unfinished bottle of wine is and why in the world would you want one?
739712
If you load up the bottom drawer with enough heavy objects and pull it out far enough, the whole unit will lean forward and could tip over. However, in a more realistic scenario where you have a few bottles, I think you'll be fine. At worst, you'll have to hold the drawer if you pull it out really far.
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.
1883021
No...I would say it would be unsafe and difficult to get the bottles out if you need to
250007
so, if you close the bottle, I do not see the problem, for me works;) I recommend this product, my answer is yes
336780
I just saw your question but actually you answer the question already what I did was bottles at the bottom and the glass at the top but now I sAsk you why u want to close the lid with lid open that's when it looks good just a observation good luck!
710964
Hi Susan,Yes, you can leave both ends open, and it also gives you the option of keeping the closed part on. The allen key tightens it down, and you're in business.
1679355
Always depens on the pins/plugs size, but for standard short one, yes the is sufficiant space in the door to accomodate unfinished bottles.
2232634
Yes, the middle part can be closed easily. The bottles won't get in the way. I tried different bottles and it works well.
1450923
The shelves get in the way...but you can its just placement inside the safe. Mine closes just fine
2061297
In my experience, the lid shuts fine, but you do have to make sure you hear it "snap" closed all the way.
353764
Well, didn't have that problem, but it's completed sealed when the door is closed. The plastic is solid and I seriously doubt anything could get inside with a cutting tool. If you have very smart rats, that could be a problem.
1472640
No -It needs to have the "Holes" in the top of the bottles (on the sides)I believe these are Only for brewery type Bottles.
1248008
My Pinzon got stuck in the closed position too. Placing it over an uncorked bottle and working the handle up and down immediatley fixed mine. You should also know that the original Penguin lasts (almost forever). Now that the mystery complany Pinzon has taken over, they are made to fail, especially if you use them often to open the plastic (composite) corked bottles. I took one of each apart and the downgrades by Pinzon (plastic interior parts) are a real disappointment. They last a while, but nothing like the original Penquin.
1950427
We have used stoppers bought from the wine store and can put the bottle back in. They are very close though. No more than 3/4 of an inch out of the top of the bottle or the door won't close.
1583321
Small oil containers are often sealed frrom the manufacturer. It sounds like that is your situation. If so, you can snip the plastic tip with a pair of scissors or insert a straight pin to open the entrance. I prefer the pin method too insure the diameter of the hole isn't too large. Happy music making...
874891
Probably - you'd have to close off the "door", but you could likely use the spindles provided. It doesn't appear structural, but I'm not a designer/engineer.