Can you assemble? and can I use lower shelf for liquorbottoles standing upright instead of wine bottles flat?
507993
Hi! Yes, you have to assemble. Lots of parts, you may want to free up a Saturday! The lower shelf does hold bottles, but not very tall bottles.
507994
Yes i asebmled, im not sure what are you asking there are three shelf you can use them to put liquorbottels not shorter ones...and there one wine shelf for regular wine bottles
507995
Hi, I actually ended up returning item due to poor wood quality. Better off spending $1k for real wood.
507996
very easy to assemble,and I moved wine rack and put my bottles in lower and upper sections.
1042529
They show it in a four high configuration here, http://www.momastore.org/museum/moma/ProductDisplay_Houdini-Wine-Rack_10451_10001_46151_-1_26669_11520 , and if you have shelf on each side that should provide support to keep it from falling. I say Go For it!
1977538
There are three shelves at the top. The top shelf isn't covered, so any height bottle can fit. The other two shelves are pretty short, most liquor bottles will not fit there.
978796
The shelves are not moveable....of course you can remove a couple of them if you need to. I found that some bottles are very tight to get in but have been able to get the Pinot bottles in. If the bottle is really unusual you may have an issue. I remain pleased with the cooler. It maintains the exact temperature and very silent.
1919735
The middle section with the glass holder and wine bottles is not adjustable. The 2 side cabinets have moveable shelfing. You have about 28 inches of adjustable cabinet height.
444705
Yes, it would be great for that. I just checked and a standard wine/liquor bottle fit with room to spare on the top and bottom shelves. You would be able to fit a lot of bottles in this cabinet.
1307489
Yes. We has to remove one shelf to accommodate larger Chardonnay / bubbly bottles
1685279
No. The uprights are pre-cut and support the next shelf up. I have used these as shown and as two shorter 2-shelf units side by side by not using one set of the uprights. You could do that and put your taller items on the top.
1977539
I can fit shorter bottles (grand mariner, Hendrix gin etc ) on the 2 shelves above the drawer. I put my taller bottles like belvedere, grey goose etc on the very top shelf. All in all I am very happy with this product.
1786312
It's pretty easy to put together, my husband did it in about an hour. Also, you can definitely take the wine rack out and use the space as a shelf. That's what we've done in the past.
1679200
The shelves are not adjustable. They can be removed if you need to. I have not had any problems because of this. The top shelf is a little larger so champagne bottles go there. You may have to alternate Chardonnay bottles so they fit.
700459
Its an adjustable shelf so I say yes, but it's not high enough to use BOTH shelves to store 1 liter bottles. I've got my shelf higher up so it's not even. I can fit (for example) my Barenjager bottle (which is a very tall bottle, sorry, Don't have any wine on hand) on the bottom, but stemware won't fit on the top shelf if I do that.
759505
I wouldn't recommend it, but you probably could if the unit was secured to a wall. This wine rack is meant as a stand alone piece, there are many others for sale that are built to be stackable
1327415
Not possible, the vertical pieces are all one piece and the horizontal are all separate pieces. If you did this you'd end up with two very low shelves and not anywhere near stable.
29423
The shelves are adjustable so you can make them whatever height you want. Tall stuff on the bottom, shorter stuff on top, no problem. That being said, I don't think it would be ideal as a bar cart with the wire construction. Narrower bottles would topple easily. For example, a bottle of bitters I just tried to put on one of the shelves toppled at the slightest provocation after several seconds of finding the single precarious position in which it would stand upright. A bottle of wine had considerably better luck but still... trying to roll the thing with a few bottles on it seems like a risky proposition. You might want to look elsewhere for a bar cart! Hope this helps. Even if it only helps avoid a mess.
1983077
Yes you can. You can assemble the shelf in each section and have 2 shelf's if you wish, I believe that you will have 1 extra shelf and 4 uprights leftover.
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.