In the picture looks like the shelving is made for wine bottles and for them to lay down. I would like to use as a beverage cooler and have cans, water etc. Does it have flat shelving that I can set cans/bottles upright? If not can I order replacement...
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Shelves are shaped to hold wine bottles. I use mine for bottled beer and soda. I removed the bottom shelve so I can stand beer bottles upright on the bottom, and lay soda cans sidewise on the shelves. Works, but would also like flat shelves, if they are available. Haven't looked much, but if anyone else has found them would like to know.
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Yes, the shelf is adjustable. The X's on the bottom though do not fit snugly. I realize you didn't ask that but just wanted you to be aware its not a tight fit down there but I haven't had any problems with wine bottles falling or anything like that. I love mine!
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I primarily store unopened bottles in it; they lie flat. However, if you wanted to store an open bottle without having it leak, you can prop it up with something like a small container or can. I've done that and it works fine.
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The shelves are not adjustable. I can only fit in between 24 to 28 bottles and it does a very good job of keeping those at the temp I want. I like the unit but if I had to do it over I would have chosen to buy one specifically made for outdoor use, ours is on our patio. You can find out a lot about the unit by Googling edgestar 34 bottle freestanding dual zone wine cooler.
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The shelves in the unit are removable, just not adjustable. Each shelf can hold up to 5 bottles of wine at any one time. The unit includes 6 wire shelves along with a small storage section located at the bottom of the unit. Kitchen and Home App Direct
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It has sliding wood shelves. It could but you would have to remove one if the shelves. I like how the shelves pull out as you can slide themOut to view the bottles.. Then slide them easily back
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Its an adjustable shelf so I say yes, but it's not high enough to use BOTH shelves to store 1 liter bottles. I've got my shelf higher up so it's not even. I can fit (for example) my Barenjager bottle (which is a very tall bottle, sorry, Don't have any wine on hand) on the bottom, but stemware won't fit on the top shelf if I do that.
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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.
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Shelves are not adjustable. The vertical shelves are what holds up everything. It's literally as seen in the picture. I love mine. Holds bottle on bottom, glasses on sliders, and misc items in the middle.
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It doesn't look like it. The openings where you insert the bottles are angled and my guess is that it won't hold them if hung horizontally.
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Yes, it is a small fridge not a wine cooler, therefore, it is suitable for storage all kind of drinks and food properly, as well as to keep wine at proper temperature too. There is room enough inside for food containers and milk bottles.
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I'm sorry, but we haven't opened the box yet, waiting for rehab contractor to get to it. I spent tons of time on researching undercounter wine coolers, but never came across any description of any unit, much less an under counter unit, having leveling legs. The contractor installing it can put in a base of wood if the unit needs to be elevated for door clearance, or affix matterial to the floor to level it. The detailed specs at Whynter's website following do not mention leveling legs: http://www.whynter.com/productdetail/refrigeration/wine_coolers_refrigerators/350 You can email or call the mfg as well: info@whynter.com and phone number is 866-WHYNTER I'm sorry, but we haven't opened the box yet, waiting for rehab contractor to get to it. I spent tons of time on researching undercounter wine coolers, but never came across any description of any unit, much less an under counter unit, having leveling legs. The contractor installing it can put in a base of wood if the unit needs to be elevated for door clearance, or affix matterial to the floor to level it. The detailed specs at Whynter's website following do not mention leveling legs: http://www.whynter.com/productdetail/refrigeration/wine_coolers_refrigerators/350 You can email... » Read More I'm sorry, but we haven't opened the box yet, waiting for rehab contractor to get to it. I spent tons of time on researching undercounter wine coolers, but never came across any description of any unit, much less an under counter unit, having leveling legs. The contractor installing it can put in a base of wood if the unit needs to be elevated for door clearance, or affix matterial to the floor to level it. The detailed specs at Whynter's website following do not mention leveling legs: http://www.whynter.com/productdetail/refrigeration/wine_coolers_refrigerators/350 You can email or call the mfg as well: info@whynter.com and phone number is 866-WHYNTER « Show Less
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I tipped mine vertically to try it and it stayed upright, but it teeters because of the way the shelves stick out from the frame on the ends. It has a little shelf on the top which is also good for storage and if you tip it vertically you loose that storage space. I would not recommend it be used vertically. Hope this helps.
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It is not tall enough to have wine bottles standing. However, you probably know that wine should be stored lying down so you can fit several bottles laying down in that space.
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A wine bottle will not stand up or lay down in the cooler. How ever you cab fit one wine bottle leaning from corner to corner. Only one. You would have room left for some smaller items and some ice.
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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!
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Kevan. I did see a rear view link on one of the vendor sites Go to Coaster Furnishings.com - just found it for you, but can't attach!). It's very pretty and has an underbar shelf with removable stainless "sink" that you can use for a variety of purposes. The stainless "sink is small, but fits about 6 beer bottles w/ ice or you could use it for chilled fruit, or even as a handy waste bin; wine rack is small in center bottom -we're not big wine drinkers, but will use this area for new spirit bottles. Looks like you could probably remove the shelves easily. The back of the bar has two drawers and two shelved closed cabinets for glasses, bottles and supplies. Also has two pull out stainless shelves for cutting which was a nice surprise. We had it put together quickly... very sturdy and well engineered. You could put low profile wheels on, however raising it will affect the placement of the foot bar and supports, so do that first. It is a very cherry color and presents a bit more vivid than it does on my screen. Hope this helps.. We looked at many and this is comparable to those that we saw for well over twice the price.