Wine Cellar InnovationsReviews of winecellarinnovations.com

The quality of the wood was better than what I could find at a local wood supply store. The fit and finish was perfect making the racks very easy to put together and install.

The Wine Cellar Innovations rack went together easily, even though I used a hammer instead of a nail gun. It was light, so it’s easy to move, but sturdy to hold all of my wine. It looks great and makes it easy to keep track of my bottles. Thanks!

The WineMaker Series easily accommodated our personalized touches. Using leftover veneers and trim pieces from a recent kitchen remodel, I added a top to the racks as well as wood side panels and concealed LED light tape for a real showcase piece. The unfinished redwood racks took the staining perfectly and I was able to easily match the racks' color with the veneers & trim. I kept the custom materials and tools simple using primarily a miter saw, jig saw and finish & brad nailers. Assembly was easy and the finished piece is high quality. (I'd classify my woodworking experience level as beginner). It's a great addition to the room and nicely displays our Oregon Pinot and other favorites.

Our order was delivered very quickly and with no issues. My husband used a nail gun to put the wine racks together with no issues. The result is beautiful. I get so many compliments on the piece (full wall with tasting station).

Purchased two 12 bottle Traditional Redwood Wine Racks. It was easy to assemble. and has worked well. The best part was that I got an additional 4 bottles on top by adjusting the configuration just a little.

The wine rack arrived on time. All components were in perfect condition. The instructions for assembly are clear. Assembly took me about 25 minutes start to finish. I used a hammer; no nail gun. It's a study piece and meets our needs perfectly. Thanks!

The wine cubes look good and are easy to assemble. The do the job!

My new wine racks arrived in good order, though one part was damaged. The Wine Cellar Innovations folks replaced it quickly, and I assembled them without problem. I used a drill with small bit for pilot holes and a hammer. I ordered four sections of wood wine racks to expand my cellar capacity. About 12 years ago I ordered black lattice metal racks with total capacity of 576 bottles. In the meanwhile, I built a small rack from spare lumber. That experience convinced me it would be much easier and nicer looking to buy these four racks recently. I purchased a sheet of finish-quality plywood and used that as a table top mounted atop the wooden wine racks I got from here. It works great!