will it hold 1gallon bottles
1811112
No it will not hold 1gallon bottles. The picture looks big but if you read the dimensions it isn' t very big. I like it and it is sturdy; just not for big bottles.
1811113
Joseph, I do not think it would be capable of holding one gallon bottles. This rack is great for cups, small bottles, etc. but is somewhat lightweight.
1811114
I believe it would depend on the mouth of the bottle. We have dried half-gallon glass milk bottles and stoneware wine jugs on it, as well as gallon plastic jugs and wide-mouth jars. I would only try a gallon glass bottle on the lower arms of the rack due to the weight of the bottle itself.
1811115
Nope, the largest I put on it are half gallons and ONLY on the bottom row of pegs. This rack is perfect for quarts, pints, beer bottles, etc.
52875
Yes it will. One gallon is 128 ounces. The bottles are 16 ounces. Depending upon how full you get the bottle, it could be 8-10 bottles.
497571
It will accommodate bottles of beer...The shelves are adjustable. I wouldsay you can get 2 dozen bottles in the refrigerator...Maybe more
657832
Yes. But, you will only be able to fit one regular size bottle in the smaller compartments.
667787
I agree with the other 2 responses--It is a great wine rack & will accommodate most bottles--if the bottles are really large, you may not be able to utilize all the spaces...you may have to use every-other-space, therefore the rack would not hold the total amount of bottles indicated....
1812626
There is enough space for a standard size wine bottle. I fit up to 8 bottles in this cooler. since this is a counter top cooler, make sure to measure height if you have over head cabinets above the counter space so that your cooler would fit nicely.
2049297
This item is 1 rack and 1 tray. The larger bottles will need to skip every other hole so you will get 12 bottles in the rack. I would search for Fast Rack Wine as that will fit the larger bottles better.
196806
It will store most, but not all, 750 ml wine bottles. It will store 1 liter tonic water bottles. I believe the limiting diameter is about 3.5 inches. I have been happy with the jail although I did have to repair one weld that failed.
376341
One basket can fit two 1 gallon milk jugs just fine. I have the Wald rack and two of these baskets and that system is very strong. 4 gallons of milk is no problem.
1260426
I can't say specificallly. During a recent visit to my granddaughters room I did notice that she has quite an array of bottles on ther rack..........all shapes, sizes and colors. The tallest bottle it will accomodate I can't tell you.
445495
Each square is 5" and will hold one bottle, but because you can configure it anyway you like the rack can be a tower, a square for 12 bottles, a rectangle, a "stair step" arrangement, however you like or need to fit a space. I have 2 and they are connected together so I have 28 bottles as there is space where I have it in my pantry to put bottles on the top as well. Hope this helps with your decision.
2176968
Yes. We use it for both bottles and glasses. The shelves are adjustable so if using it soley for bottles and such, you'd probably have enough room for 2 shelves (the bottom and 1 shelf) of stuff.
1856775
I use this rack for my five gallon water bottles and its a perfect size to fit in small living spaces. I can't see why a four gal container wouldn't fit, but measure your bottles first.
1552602
The rack will hold the 1.5 liter size bottle. I have put a few on the shelves. But I would not put very many as I do not believes the shelves will hold that much weight.
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.
2146577
No idea. I have always used the included 1-gallon container. Structurally I believe my older unit could handle the extra 14 pounds but I doubt where I have my unit housed there would be room for the larger sized bottle. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
348673
It will hold 4 of the typical Mason 1/2 gallon jars. (I went and tested their fit in mine... no way to squeeze 5 in...)