This is a flat-pack steel wine rack that holds nine bottles: two pierced plates and four rails that slot together without tools. The front plate cradles the bottle necks and the rear plate supports the bodies, with the rails tying the two together into a sturdy free-standing rack.
It is a compact piece for a kitchen worktop, the top of a sideboard, a pantry shelf or under the stairs. Nine bottles sit in a neat grid, which suits a small collection or the weekly shop, and the open steel plates let you see labels at a glance.
Each plate measures 330 by 330 mm, and everything is cut from 4 mm mild steel for a solid, stable feel. Assembly is slot-together: the four rails tab into the two plates, so there are no screws, no tools and no welding needed. It arrives flat, which also makes it an easy gift to wrap and post.
Choose satin black, a durable coloured powder-coated finish that looks smart in any kitchen, or raw steel for a more industrial character. Raw steel will rust to an orange-brown patina if kept outdoors or somewhere damp, such as a garage or cellar, and could mark a pale worktop, so a light wax is worthwhile.
Each one is made to order in our Knowsley workshop, and we'll confirm your dispatch date by email. To care for it, wipe with a dry cloth and mop up any drips promptly.
Do I need tools to put it together?
No. The four rails tab into the two plates, so it slots together with no tools or welding.
How many bottles does it hold?
Nine standard wine bottles.
Will raw steel mark my worktop?
Raw steel can rust in damp conditions and leave marks. Satin black is powder-coated for a durable coloured finish if you want to avoid that.
Can you make a bigger version?
Yes. Use our Custom Plasma Cutting quote form with the size you need and we'll come back to you with a price.
This is a flat-pack steel wine rack that holds nine bottles: two pierced plates and four rails that slot together without tools. The front plate cradles the bottle necks and the rear plate supports the bodies, with the rails tying the two together into a sturdy free-standing rack.
It is a compact piece for a kitchen worktop, the top of a sideboard, a pantry shelf or under the stairs. Nine bottles sit in a neat grid, which suits a small collection or the weekly shop, and the open steel plates let you see labels at a glance.
Each plate measures 330 by 330 mm, and everything is cut from 4 mm mild steel for a solid, stable feel. Assembly is slot-together: the four rails tab into the two plates, so there are no screws, no tools and no welding needed. It arrives flat, which also makes it an easy gift to wrap and post.
Choose satin black, a durable coloured powder-coated finish that looks smart in any kitchen, or raw steel for a more industrial character. Raw steel will rust to an orange-brown patina if kept outdoors or somewhere damp, such as a garage or cellar, and could mark a pale worktop, so a light wax is worthwhile.
Each one is made to order in our Knowsley workshop, and we'll confirm your dispatch date by email. To care for it, wipe with a dry cloth and mop up any drips promptly.
Do I need tools to put it together?
No. The four rails tab into the two plates, so it slots together with no tools or welding.
How many bottles does it hold?
Nine standard wine bottles.
Will raw steel mark my worktop?
Raw steel can rust in damp conditions and leave marks. Satin black is powder-coated for a durable coloured finish if you want to avoid that.
Can you make a bigger version?
Yes. Use our Custom Plasma Cutting quote form with the size you need and we'll come back to you with a price.
