Simple Trending 4-Tier Stackable Wine Rack, Standing Bottles Holder Organizer, Wine Storage Shelf, Towel Rack for Kitchen Pantry Cabinet, Hold 16 Bottles, Bronze

Easy to assemble with one screwdriver. Works great to hold wine bottles. Solid construction.I actually used them to convert an old DVD cabinet to a wine cabinet. Looks great and very easy conversion.

These go together easily and look decent. Mine are in the basement so aesthetics were not my primary concern, but these look good enough for upstairs too.The only weird thing is that the way the rack goes together you would think that the weight would be borne by the frame, but in fact the screws are inserted from the top of frame part to the bottle holding loops, which means that the weight is borne by the screws. That said, the material is solid metal and the machine screws fit tight, so I have no worries. It just thought from a design standpoint, why wouldn't you want the extra safety of making the metal frame the weakest weight bearing member rather than the screws? Just an observation.That said, I had one and bought another, so obviously I was pleased with the purchase.

We wanted a way to store some extra bottles in our wine collection - which waxes and wanes throughout the year. This is an inexpensive yet attractive way to do that. They're not gorgeous, but still look nice and sturdy. And they ARE sturdy!Assembly is fairly easy, but if you have three or four hands, that will help.... attaching the center piece which cradles the wine to the end pieces which hold that cradle up would be slightly challenging if you do this alone. Not impossible, just a bit challenging. And the end product is nice.In assembling these, I was puzzled why there were eight rubber feet for the bottom rack and not just four. That became clear when I realized that you don't HAVE to make this a four tier rack carrying 16 wine bottles - you can make it two 2 tier racks - hence the extra four rubber feet.

Nothing fancy. Simple & functional and does what it is suppose to. Would order again.

Seems solid. World have preferred wood (aesthetics) but they ask seemed poorly made. This seems solid, price was right.

Easy to assemble, seems sturdy

Looks great, color and size make this wine rack the perfect size for the small space I wanted to fill. This product also allows for additional add ons at a later date. Very easy to stack and put together.

One of the shelves arrived with a broken weld. Stuff like this happens. Amazon sent a replacement. I mention this for one reason: Because I had to combine two shelves from the replacement unit with the parts from the first unit. I didn't check every shelf in the new unit, but out of six shelves I assembled, two were about half an inch longer than spec. That doesn't seem like much, but for something that stacks, with pins and holes to line everything up, half an inch difference makes it unusable. So, at least one shelf from each unit was too long to fit.Now for the design flaw: The baskets are held in place by gravity. You might think that's a good design, because wine bottles provide the necessary weight. In theory, maybe so. Now, here's the reality: If you pull a bottle off a shelf that doesn't have let's say three or four bottles on the shelf above it, and the bottle bumps against that shelf, the pins which hold it in place pop out of the holes. Luckily I was able to catch the bottles before they fell. I was able to easily correct this with duct tape, and that's fine for me because it's down in the basement and I don't care how it looks, but most people probably wouldn't like this solution.