Do you think this shelf would hold wine bottles (standing vertically) if the shelves are separated enough?
368227
I think it could hold a few bottles, physically. But it would be a bit wobbly unless anchored to a wall. Even then, the shelves are grated, and would be rather slippery for glass.
368228
The unit is certainly strong enough, but I would not recommend using it for wine bottles. The length of the bottles and the height of the rack could likely lead to stability problems. I would find a more suitable style of rack.
368229
I bought that exact shelf for my DVD's and for that it works perfectly but, for Wine bottles I don't think it'll work well, each shelf can hold the weigh of about 4 or 5 bottles across (standing up, not tipped) but, you would have to anchor it to the wall otherwise the whole thing can tip over, also you might want to strap the bottles across front because anyone bumping into it or any movement will cause those bottles to fall off the shelves if not strapped down properly.
2253244
I guess it would be fine to position it vertically instead of horizontally. But if you did that, I'd be careful not to put too much weight on the separating shelf in the center of the unit.
9349
No. If you stack them, they would have to be anchored to the wall. When the racks are full with wine bottles, the weight would probably make them fall over.
2222430
The depth of the box wil hold the bottles, but one rack would have to be removed to accommodate the extra width of the bottles.
1434822
Probably would. You can always put your larger jars on the top shelf. I holds 4 bottles.
1841564
I have notebooks stand on both shelves vertically. This little bookcase is lots more than what it looks like in the picture. I think that it will fill your needs. Good Luck.
268786
Yes. The shelves accommodate large bottles of wine and the unit is quiet. I have had no problems.
1327148
If you mean the very top of the unit, I'd say yes but Id glue or fasten permanently some of the middle shelves for stability. Otherwise it might want to sway. The top shelf is quite thick which is good.
1601689
Yes, it is feasible, except there should be enough clearance below the shelf to accommodate the height of the dividers.
1921929
Sure could; The four corner verticals are really two verticals stacked on one another with a plastic connector. You would have to position the shelfs strategically to get stability in each. Nice idea.
1015244
Depends on how long the shelves are and how thick. They will probably sag if the wood is too thin and long without additional brackets
1763787
Yes, I think you can safely stack two of the bottle holders to hold 4 wine bottles or beer bombers but I would avoid stacking higher than that!
2221347
I can't add much to the prior four answers, except to say that the answer from "L. Higgins" is the most complete and descriptive. I have four of these, not stacked but side-by-side, on the floor of my pantry, under a shelf. As mentioned, the top of each 'crate' is designed to store 3 more bottles, but would not secure the bottles in event of any serious jostling. I'm very happy with my Storvino wine storage containers, and the price was reasonable. Recommended!
324617
You will need to take the second shelf out, which is easy. In other words you can have a couple smaller bottles on top and then have a couple standing wine bottles on the bottom.
2229495
That would work. We have actually mounted 3 of them vertically in the cabinet above our stove. I would imagine, though, that if your drawer is deep enough to accommodate the height of the bottles that it will work just fine.
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
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.