Review topics: ["fit","quality","material","bottles","size","appearance","construction","looks","rack","wine rack","piece","storage","assembly","pyle","wine","hold","sent","damage","bottom","issues","works","purpose"].
Reviews
Wish it fit champagne bottles
"I love this product. Easy to assemble, sturdy, great organizer, versatile with the stacking options… my only gripe is I wish it fit champagne bottles. We line them up on the top row but I have to buy another rack for the rest of them."
— Michael N. (4/5)
These are NOT modular!
"Bought one back in October and it was great. Bought this one, same make and model, to stack on the one I already have. Says it's modular so it shouldn't be a problem, however the slots don't match up. Too much of a pain to return, so I guess I'll run the pieces on my tablesaw so I can use these how they are describe. Very disappointed."
— Lee L. (2/5)
Great Housewarming Gift
"If you want a gift that will stand out from the crowd this one will do it! I got this for my Daughter and her husband since they make their own wines and it was more than just a hit! It is amazing as far as wine racks go but even if you are not a wine aficionado or connoisseur this would look marvelous in any home and can be used to display or store just about anything you so choose."
— Patrick P. (5/5)
Don't bother buying
"Trash. Flimsy and arrived with cracks. Complete waste of time and energy"
— Tom W. (1/5)
Be Careful
"If you plan on stacking these things 6, 9, or 12 levels high. . . do not. . DO NOT!. . use the side legs at the bottom of your stack. Make sure the thing that's touching the floor is the front and rear wine bottle rack itself. I say this because the side legs if left held in place at the bottom where the wine holding rack part is lifted off the ground, can and will force the outer legs to collapse inward or outward, thereby potentially destroying many bottles of wine and causing a wine disaster. If the makers of this product let you know of that possibility, I'd have upped this to 4 stars. But they didn't. You were warned."
— Kaila J. (3/5)
sturdy wine rack
"This wine rack has an elegant appearance. It looks good and I like the design. It has a charming style. If you have enough space on your counter, it should be fine to accommodate a couple bottles. Not for one or two people. The NutriChef 24 Bottle Wine X Rack Shelf Insert is a modular and customizable wine rack system designed to accommodate a variety of bottle sizes, including standard, magnum, and oversize bottles. This shelf insert allows you to expand your existing wine rack or create a new one tailored to your specific needs. Capacity: Holds up to 24 wine bottles, providing ample storage for your collection. Compatibility: Fits with the NutriChef Modular Wine Rack System, making it easy to integrate into your current setup or build a new one. Versatile Storage: Designed to accommodate standard, magnum, and oversize wine bottles, ensuring flexibility in storing different types of wine. Durable Construction: Made from high-quality materials for long-lasting use and stability. Easy Assembly: Simple to assemble and disassemble, allowing for hassle-free setup and adjustments."
— Marissa S. (5/5)
Would not buy again.
"I liked the idea that there are made from bamboo but would not buy again. They were delivered broken but I was able to glue the broken parts. They are not sturdy at all so I had to find a way to install them by fastening to a wall stud. The racks do not accommodate wine bottles with the larger bottoms (like chardonnay) making them prone to dropping out of the rack and making it difficult to get the bottles in and out of the rack. Already broke one bottle of Chard."
— John M. (3/5)
Sturdy
"Good, easy to assemble."
— Jorge F. (5/5)
So easy
"This product was really easy to put together and didn't take long at all. The materials are fairly sturdy. The only problem is larger bottles with fat bottoms do not fit."
— DENNIS D. (5/5)
Versatile, Clean-looking, reasonably study
"This is a GREAT wine rack, for the price point! It is extremely versatile and easy to assemble (basically, like building blocks). I wanted something to fit inside a cabinet and conveniently, neatly and safely hold as many bottles as possible. That required that I purchase the 72-bottle option (in order to fill the horizontal space of the cabinet. To allow the rack to fit in the vertical space of the cabinet, I could only stack half the number of shelves, but doing so required no DIY cutting or any manipulation; simply do not stack another level. Therefore, by selecting the 'size' that allow you to maximally fit the space you have, you essentially create a wine rack that appears to be custom-made! And it looks great! If you do not prefer the look of natural blonde wood, it is easily stainable. The bottles fit nicely, are easy to put in place and remove, and the rack is designed to tilt the bottle neck slightly lower than the 'punt' (or bottom), thus assuring the corks stay moist The only 'possible' limitation is that if the rack were to be built to accommodate 6-8 rows of bottles, I suspect it might 'wobble' more than desired. If in a tight space (like I show in the photos) that would not pose a problem. If on an open counter top, however, it might require gluing each piece with common wood glue, which would require a little more time (but not much DIY skill), And with the thickness and sturdiness of the materials, a little wood glue would certainly create a very study rack."
— Gagan B. (5/5)
