Is the cris cross wine rack removal?
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Yes, it's just flat wood pieces that interlock in place. You don't have to have those in there if you don't want them. I love this wine rack, it's a really pretty piece of furniture... my only problem now is that I have now too many wine glasses for it! ;)
18169
Unfortunately no. Neither champagne bottles nor magnums fit in the rack portion.
1307490
Yes, the shelving can be removed to allow for larger diameter bottles as long as they are not taller than chardonnay bottles.
1298062
Someone else commented that it takes alot to remove this and I agree. Anyone trying to take this will be spending a bit of time trying to remove it. As suggested, tamper proof nuts would seem like a good way to go. A long shank padlock would probably fit over the crossbars and rack and lock it on too.
1046225
Yes, absolutely! There is nothing that is anchoring the criss cross part into the cabinet- I double checked mine before answering, just to make sure! Essentially, you can build the cabinet and just leave out the part where you can store wine. Hope that helps!
107158
No, you have to unscrew it. I preferred that for a little more theft deterance. Overall I love this rack
1912617
No. There should be, because the manufacture knows the load capacity of this unit. Having said that,a towel rack will not need heavy duty hardware as a wine rack. This could be the reason the hardware is not included. You can take this unit to Lowe's or Home Depo , tell the clerk your application,and they will assist you with the proper hardware.
1102755
No ... not for all wines. We lay our opened bottles sideways in the refrigerator with these stoppers and never before removing one glass of wine from the bottle. We have twice had Riesling blow the tops off and what a mess!
1664186
I have not. I love this wine rack. It was a great buy and I would recommend this wine rack to anyone. It looks very expensive and I would not hesitate to buy this as a wedding present. Love, Love, Love!!!!
511279
No! That handle is actually attached by two screws and nuts on the BOTTOM side. It runs down through the entire structure, holding it together. If the screws are removed, the rack crumbles down like a house of cards. Hope this helps. :》
186856
Yes. Some bottles that are too big I have on the very bottom, with the rack above it removed
69969
I haven't noticed anything. I remove the rack when I'm not using it, though.
1796671
The shelves are removable but not adjustable. I had a few of the shelves removed to create room for larger bottles. I ended up putting them back because the shelving isn't strong enough to support more than 10 bottles at a time. There are locking tabs on the sides of the shelves rails that allow you to remove them. If you want, you can also unscrew and remove the rails for a more pleasing look. Keep in mind that 12 of these shelves are only designed for Bordeaux style bottles. The other 4 will hold Burgundy style bottles. If you have Pinot or Turley bottles, you will have trouble. You can read my review for more info on that. The shelves are removable but not adjustable. I had a few of the shelves removed to create room for larger bottles. I ended up putting them back because the shelving isn't strong enough to support more than 10 bottles at a time. There are locking tabs on the sides of the shelves rails that allow you to remove them. If you want, you can also unscrew and remove the rails for a more pleasing look. Keep in mind that 12 of these shelves are only designed for Bordeaux style bottles. The other 4 will hold Burgundy style bottles. If you have Pinot or Turley bottles, you will have trouble. You can... » Read More The shelves are removable but not adjustable. I had a few of the shelves removed to create room for larger bottles. I ended up putting them back because the shelving isn't strong enough to support more than 10 bottles at a time. There are locking tabs on the sides of the shelves rails that allow you to remove them. If you want, you can also unscrew and remove the rails for a more pleasing look. Keep in mind that 12 of these shelves are only designed for Bordeaux style bottles. The other 4 will hold Burgundy style bottles. If you have Pinot or Turley bottles, you will have trouble. You can read my review for more info on that. « Show Less
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The racks are easily removable, and can be flipped as well. The slots, though, don't allow for slightly larger gaps between the shelves. You either end up with room for six bottles to be placed on two racks, or three bottles height-wise to be put in the same space if you remove one rack.
499756
We've had no problem with our wine rack. It holds a 'full load' with no casualties. My husband was impressed with the quality of the rack and ease of assembly. Since I couldn't assemble it with my bare hands, he accomplished it using a dead-blow rubber hammer. He said that a regular rubber hammer should also do the trick.
907205
You can't remove it. You have to open the top all the way to fill. I use the decanter but using the faucet hose I think would be fine.
178956
The bottom shelf, wine rack and decorative scroll can be removed. There is 33 inches clearance from floor to under-served of wooden shelf