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| J.K. Adams MWR-B12-N Hardwood 12-Bottle Wine Rack, Natural | 
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| Brand: J.K. Adams Company
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $32.00
Buy New: $20.62
You Save: $11.38 (36%)
New (7) Used (1) from $19.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  17 reviews
Sales Rank: 1291
Color: Natural
Shipping Weight (lbs): 7.1
Dimensions (in): 12.5 x 11.3 x 3
MPN: MWR-B12-N
Model: MWR-B12-N
UPC: 023158480159
EAN: 0023158480159
ASIN: B0000DDUFO
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
 Just for the record January 30, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a nifty wine rack and quite sturdy. I do, however, think it's important for the prospective purchaser to understand that each of those pieces you see in the photo of the completed rack comes separate and needs to be pounded -- quite authoritatively -- into place. It takes awhile. And if you don't apply equal pounding to all the different points of pound, it's likely to turn out a little whopperjawed. It's certainly simple, but somewhere in the midst of the process I thought rather longingly of the ones that said they needed "minor" assembly. Or even one that might need none.
And, I'm sorry, glue?
Perfect for our needs December 26, 2007
We bought two. They were adaptable to the different places we purchased them for. They went together easy and look nice. We're going to poly them to enhance their appearance but they look great without any finishing. We're perfectly satisfied and consider them an excellent buy.
Wine Rack December 15, 2007
This product was just as promised - can fit into any location. It's sturdy and looks good.
Very Pleased November 29, 2007
I purchased this wine rack for my son-in-law as a birthday gift. He immediately put it together, filled it with wine and is very pleased with it.
Assembles easily into 'diamond' pattern vs. square shown November 21, 2007
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Even though the pictures (and the assembly instructions) don't depict it, this kit assembles quite easily such that the openings are in a diamond shape vs. square (turn your head 45 degrees while looking at the picture and you will get the idea).
Using a hammer, I assembled two '12 bottle' sets together in this manner, without wood glue or additional fastening, and it sits solidly on my bar, and looks much better in my view.
There are slight downsides though -- you do lose about one bottle capacity assembled this way -- e.g., I can rack 22 bottles vs. 24 had I used the square configuration (this is true because rack sits on a series of trianges must be subtracted from total capacity)
The second downside is that the bottle does not sit firmly cradled between the flat spots of two thick dowels, as it does in the square configuration. Assembled with a diamond opening, it sits on the flat spot of one dowel only, and the bottle either rolls slightly to the left or right, but is still firmly enclosed in its space. No risk of the bottle slipping out or through, it is purely an aesthetic objection, and hardly noticeable. (and I am really picky about such things)
If I have time, I will take a picture and post for others to see. This
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