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We can usually make slight adjustments to your
under cabinet/counter wine glass rack, at no additional charge.
For instance, say you want a 26.5 or 27.5 inch long glass rack...
Simply purchase a 26 inch long unit (at either 9,10 or 12 inches deep)
and leave us a message at CheckOut about the slight adjustments.
These slight adjustments aren't generally a problem.
Just understand that we would make the length as close to your original
length as possible,
(with-out going over your adjustment specifications).
This is because you don't want the 'spread' the slats to be
too far apart (or too close together)
and this can only be determined when the rack is laid out for assembly.
SEE EXAMPLE BELOW
* We're also able to cut any units down to your cabinet's depth/specifications.
Just purchase the next size/depth up and at CheckOut, let us know how deep you need the slats.
(For instance, if you have 11.5 inch depth to work with, purchase a 12 inch unit and we'll cut the slats down to 11.5).
The idea to manufacture and market wine glass racks online for the consumer at large
popped into my head
due to a job I was commissioned to do back in the late 90's for the
Lake City Country Club, in North Florida.
It was sometime in the middle of 1999 that it dawned on me as I was flipping through some of my work photo albums,
that this might be something folks would be interested in.
From there we went on to develop different styles of wine glass racks.
Many of our first customers were the one's who collaborated with us and helped set the business in motion.
In mid-summer of 1999, we test marketed a variety of glass racks on
sites like eBay and the old Yahoo Auctions site.
We even set up old Yahoo/GeoCities and Anglefire/Lycos free web sites
and were taking orders and selling to folks from there.
Imagine that!
Anyway, I just wanted to post this, because I realized I've never put out a founding statement about our
company and how it all begun.
Drop by sometime, we'll be happy to build you a wine glass rack for your stemware to reside in. :-)
Particle board or MDF, are commonly used material these days.
Many manufactures of counter tops, cabinets, curio hutches, entertainment centers and alike, use this material because it is cost effective for them.
However, partial board can be a pain to try and screw through, as it can be brittle.
You most certainly want to make small pilot holes to help prevent the screws
from wallowing out as you try to screw in any type of 'add on' appliance.
Another tip to ensure your wine glass rack (or any appliance)
will stay in place, is to use either a wood glue, or construction adhesive.
This also holds true if you plan on mounting a glass rack under a marble counter top
or any other non porous surface.
We recommend using either LIQUID NAILS, Gorilla Glue, or even Elmer's Wood Glue or for this type of mounting application.
Just be sure to check the formula you use, to ensure it will work with
the surface in which you wish to mount your glass rack to.
This was originally a TV entertainment cabinet
that a customer converted into a wine bar that stores
both her stemware and bottles of wine.
We built here a custom stemware unit to accommodate her glasses
and as you can see, the wine glass rack fit perfectly.
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Thanks Betsy, your an inspiration and your finished project not only looks awesome...
It demonstrates that one could recycle an old entertainment center into a wine bar.
What a wonderful, economical addition to your home bar area.
A great and affordable solution for you, is just an e mail away.
This customer used a crackle type spray polyurethane with a stain already in it.
Just take a look to her new stemware rack.
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Came out really nice, didn't it?
A great and affordable solution for you, is just an e mail away.
Wine glass racks built by tlcwoodworks.com,
can enhance any bar area and free up cabinet space at the same time.
Just look at what this customer did with a few our racks she ordered.
After staining, she hung the wooden stemware racks in different areas of her home bar.
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What a great job she did, and we are very happy to have been a part of this project.
I fully suspect that during the holiday season, or any special occasion...
This area will be heavily used to entertain guest and the addition
of our wine glass rack indeed finished off on of the most beautiful home bars we have seen in some time
Thanks to BJ for the super pics she took.
Hey BJ, when's the party?
A great and affordable solution for you, is just an e mail away.
