does it hold them at enough of a slant that the corks stay whet?
48384
Yes, if you place the rack in an upright position (i.e., 3 shelves), the corks will stay wet. When in a horizontal position (2 shelves), the corks will remain wet only for the bottles on the top (second) shelf. Nevertheless, I find the racks -- I have two -- convenient and very useful.
2125261
In the table to mode it could definitely handle a cork board that size. I have used it with that size canvas and had no problems. Im not sure that it would be stable with the legs fully extended with alot of weight. But have yet to have an issue.
2161467
The holder is well made and very strong. The individual holders are not moveable. Yes, they are right at 2" apart. They display your corks beautifully! I highly recommend this holder!
365102
Nope. The rubber ribs and the cone shape are the reason why they stick to the bottle. They are just excellent corks
115425
I think so, if you lay them on their longer side otherwise it might tip. I put all my big to small glass dish covers and its been holding them pretty nicely
79562
no. Most wine glasses are wider than bottles, and the stems are designed to have a bottle hang off of them. The wine glasses would just fall off.
1740363
As to storing the bottle, once the vacuum has been applied, you can keep it on its side or upright. i have not tried it on non-cork bottles, so, unfortunately I cannot answer that question.
1950428
No it will not unless the cork is all the way back end u have 1/2" clearance
2256533
it will, but i think they wouldn't be stable. it is designed to hold coffee mug sized glasses or mugs. even taller drinking glasses work, but the stems on the wine glasses make them lean.
890320
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
1211247
Depends on the slant. If it's not too much of a leaning, it might work well.
2002544
Yes, keeping the ribbed side up allows for flow of air under things like glasses, and also keeps things from slipping/moving.
1451731
It is thin woodgrain board , but as you may or may not know this makes a huge difference in lateral stability,I am not sure if cork would be stiff enough to perform the same function. You might want to consider using the factory board and covering the visible inside areas with the cork. I hope the helps.
1826306
No, it does not hold a wine bottle, either sideways or upright. The bottle will fit at a diagonal only [I tried]...You might try looking at wine bottle coolers instead.
186914
Depends on force. If you pull against the prongs they will move but they are strong enough to hold a bottle bouncing against them.
1448957
They should, no guarantees and it might be a little tight, especially in wine bottles, but I've seen it done successfully.
868931
if you held it taunt it would stay straight but it naturally wants to return to a curved postion. a very good item thiugh. i use it in my garage for the bikes and lawn mower.