Like others have asked, will this rack hold beer pint glasses?
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The prongs are only 3" long. I have some tall beer glasses (10" high) that I wouldn't trust on it. A glass that measures 6" high fits well enough, that is probably the tallest glass I would feel comfortable placing on it. In order for the glass to not fall off, it must rest against band and the taller glasses don't rest well. The taller the glass, the less sure I am that it will stay on. Wine glasses will only "stay" on in certain spots. Overall, I just don't feel comfortable placing taller glasses on it so I really haven't used it that much. Trying to come up with an alternate use for it. The prongs are only 3" long. I have some tall beer glasses (10" high) that I wouldn't trust on it. A glass that measures 6" high fits well enough, that is probably the tallest glass I would feel comfortable placing on it. In order for the glass to not fall off, it must rest against band and the taller glasses don't rest well. The taller the glass, the less sure I am that it will stay on. Wine glasses will only "stay" on in certain spots. Overall, I just don't feel comfortable placing taller glasses on it so I really haven't used it that much. Trying to come up with... » Read More The prongs are only 3" long. I have some tall beer glasses (10" high) that I wouldn't trust on it. A glass that measures 6" high fits well enough, that is probably the tallest glass I would feel comfortable placing on it. In order for the glass to not fall off, it must rest against band and the taller glasses don't rest well. The taller the glass, the less sure I am that it will stay on. Wine glasses will only "stay" on in certain spots. Overall, I just don't feel comfortable placing taller glasses on it so I really haven't used it that much. Trying to come up with an alternate use for it. « Show Less
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The prongs are only 3" long. I have some tall beer glasses (10" high) that I wouldn't trust on it. A glass that measures 6" high fits well enough, that is probably the tallest glass I would feel comfortable placing on it. In order for the glass to not fall off, it must rest against band and the taller glasses don't rest well. The taller the glass, the less sure I am that it will stay on. Wine glasses will only "stay" on in certain spots. Overall, I just don't feel comfortable placing taller glasses on it so I really haven't used it that much. Trying to come up with an alternate use for it.
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I don't think so. I use it for smallish coffee mugs and it's fine. Anything tall would cause "tippage," I think. Six inches is the highest I would trust, and even then, the glass would have to be fairly narrow in diameter.
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Will it fit? Absolutely. But without knowing the precise dimensions of the glass (tall pilsner glass or short red wine glass?), it is hard to know if it will block another slot, or how many glasses you will be able to fit in that row.
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I do not think so. It is tight on some .750 bottles if the glass is thick and large on the bottom. It might work if you removed one of the racks and put it in on a diagonal.
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Yes, my son said the shelves are adjustable. I got it for him to display a collection of glasses he has. He put beer glasses on the top and bottom and shot glasses on the middle shelf. It looks very nice.
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Mine does, as long as you have a decent lip pn the windowsill. I found the brackets to be rather weak, i will probably add a shelf bracket at some point.
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My cabinet is in another home and will check this weekend for you. I think it will providing you do not plan on storing wine glasses. I can measure it for you and let you know. I actually just purchased a 2nd one because I love this unit.!! Send me this question again on Monday as a reminder in case it won't let me back in. Diane
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The shelves are made of the same material as the rest of the baker's rack. One could go to a glass store with the dimensions but I do not know if the manufacturer of the rack sells glass inserts as accessories.
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Unfortunately not. The only flaw in this thing is the size glass it will hold (a tall glass...nothing thick). Otherwise, it works just fine.
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Yes it will hold about 10 bottles lying down and it has 2 shelves with 2 small racks for glasses
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It would fit, but it probably won't be as secure. The elastic won't wrap around the glass as snugly, so you might have to be really careful with it. The glass probably won't fall out easily though because the belt is quite deep and beer glasses aren't top heavy, but there would be a lot of wiggle room.
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It will accommodate bottles of beer...The shelves are adjustable. I wouldsay you can get 2 dozen bottles in the refrigerator...Maybe more
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I think they are pretty short, I just looked at my rack and it looks like I used two screws that came with it in front and two of my screw in the back (They went through the base into the back wall so length wasn't a problem) The rack works great and since it's Friday (Martini Night) I'll be removing a glass in just a few moments.
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Yes it holds them quite well. I've used it for glass bottles, adult drinking glasses and shot glasses as well. It's very convenient. I've even used it for plastic containers when I ran out of room in the drying rack.
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I don't know. If Tommee Tippee bottles are average size, then there should be no issue. If they are bigger, you may not be able to get as many on the rack.
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I don't think it would but I returned mine since it would not fit my rack - bad hardware.
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it definitely will hold a crystal decanter, no matter what size the decanter is.. as far as the lowball glasses, I'm not exactly sure what the dimensions are, but the place to hold the glasses is about 4 inches wide as it circles around the interior of the globe. the lower shelf has room for a lot of bottles and decanters and glasses as well . I can tell you that I have this in my home for about 2 years now and every time a new guest comes over it is definitely a topic of discussion! we enjoy using ours.. hope that helps
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The rack works most easily with the sqat half pints - very stable. With the narrower base of the taller ones, you need to make sure that the jars are pushed up against the outer support wire so that the base of the jar sits on the outer base ring. Otherwise the jars my tip. I have successfully used both sides of the rack - see which size best stabilizes the style jar you are using.