is this wine rack slanted to keep the corks wet?
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No, but if the bottles have not been opened the wine still goes to the cork. We've had no problems.
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The cavities hold the bottles level on their sides, but I've had it for more than 6 months and I've never had a problem with dry corks.
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There is not a significant slant to the individual 'cubbies' . I have not had any problem with wine stored there - but none of it has stayed there long
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Hi Nancy, it is smooth and flat your bottles will not tip over. I loved this so much I purchased two more.
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Yes, but the rubber pads to prevent are only on one vertex (one point) on each bottle holder, as they are all meant to be combined as one unit to stand on the vertices. However, the weight of a wine bottle will them in place securely, I feel.
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No it is not. The rack is open from both sides though which are the sides with the leaves.
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no. the pic shows the rig slanted sideways, thus the shade is level...Get it? have another beer Einstein!
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The wine rack is of significant weight. It is advisable to wall mount it thru a stud.
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Sorry, I did not purchase this item. My cork holder is in the shape of a wine glass and I just drop the corks into the top. Janet
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I believe so. Quite sure you can leave out the wine rack piece(s). Its not that solid that it would affect overall piece.
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I think so. I have an assortment of wines on one shelf; the shelves are adjustable to accommodate the heights you prefer. It's a sturdy, useful, compact cabinet. The very bottom of the cabinet (below the glass door) also holds 12 wine bottles horizontally.
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No, it is not slanted.. & very sturdy! We have a separate small shower stall, this is perfect.
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Hi Jen. I just purchased this exact wine rack. It comes with the mounting hardware already screwed into it to hang vertically. I guess you can unscrew it and re-screw it to hang it horizontally if you wish to.
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I haven't noticed if that tells you something...it never overflows and it would not be something I could see without popping the green bottom part off. The bottles and parts mostly air dry from my experience and there wouldn't be a need in my opinion to fuss with water build up in the bottom except maybe every few months-- if you wanted to, at that. This is a great rack for our needs and low maintenance.
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Yes, it's just flat wood pieces that interlock in place. You don't have to have those in there if you don't want them. I love this wine rack, it's a really pretty piece of furniture... my only problem now is that I have now too many wine glasses for it! ;)
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Yes it is slanted. If you have something to fasten it to like a deck and the bottom will set on something solid it is very sturdy.
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The rack is good. The only issue I have is that some odd sized or odd shaped wine bottles can slide forward and off the shelves. Not good. I tacked down some material (as in that used to line tool chests) to the rear "shelf" of each rack. Voila! I would buy another.
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I'm not sure what a bottle holder is. Do you mean something like a wine rack?
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>Sure can, all shells are remove-able, just not adjustable .Well hang on there. The bottom is NOT FLAT, each bottom position (so four, two each in each zone) has a depression (which by the way not only serves to conform to a bottle laying on its side but also has an EXTREMELY practical advantage: if a bottle were to leak (open bottle with a less-than-tight recorking) the depression acts as a catch basin and holds at least some amount of leaked wine. But to the point, the bottom is curved not flat and depending on the diameter of the bottle it might have trouble standing up. You could always put something flat in there to act as a shelf, though. >Sure can, all shells are remove-able, just not adjustable .Well hang on there. The bottom is NOT FLAT, each bottom position (so four, two each in each zone) has a depression (which by the way not only serves to conform to a bottle laying on its side but also has an EXTREMELY practical advantage: if a bottle were to leak (open bottle with a less-than-tight recorking) the depression acts as a catch basin and holds at least some amount of leaked wine. But to the point, the bottom is curved not flat and depending on the diameter of the bottle it might have trouble standing up.... » Read More >Sure can, all shells are remove-able, just not adjustable .Well hang on there. The bottom is NOT FLAT, each bottom position (so four, two each in each zone) has a depression (which by the way not only serves to conform to a bottle laying on its side but also has an EXTREMELY practical advantage: if a bottle were to leak (open bottle with a less-than-tight recorking) the depression acts as a catch basin and holds at least some amount of leaked wine. But to the point, the bottom is curved not flat and depending on the diameter of the bottle it might have trouble standing up. You could always put something flat in there to act as a shelf, though. « Show Less