Can you place the wine rack on the floor or is it only for counter tops?
1433120
Mine is on the floor. I put felt circles on the legs as we have wood floors. It is actually a pretty nice wine rack - doesn't take up too much space
1433121
There is no reason why it couldn't go on the floor, but it is pretty short.
1433122
The size is really better for a counter top. It would be quite low to sit on the floor.
751111
No Sorry! I love mine, but I would not use bar stools for it. It's perfect how it is. Maybe making the bottom shelf with more space would be the best thing because a lot of my bottles don't fit in the bottom shelf.
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!
1618980
I would not. It is a great rack and pretty sturdy but adding as many as 24 more bottles of wine might put too much weight on the frame. You might wind up crying over spilled wine...
142236
I guess you could, but you would have to remove it from the cabinet in order to open the top sufficiently to add things to it. I think it would also hang at an awkward angle. If counter space is a at a minimum (like my kitchen) I keep mine on the floor in a corner.
1898959
The wine rack is 26.5 inches tall, 10.5 inches wide and 5.5 inches deep. It fits perfectly on the floor in a 13.5 inch space between my buffet and wall. It could also be put on top of a buffet. I really like it and like its look.
1919735
The middle section with the glass holder and wine bottles is not adjustable. The 2 side cabinets have moveable shelfing. You have about 28 inches of adjustable cabinet height.
540185
It really needs to be hung - or anchored somehow to the vertical surface. I would think that once you get bottles in the top shelf, you run the risk of it toppling - and breaking bottles of polish.
957698
The wine rack is screwed in and can be removed. I know because it was too large for wine glasses and we had to make some adjustments
1986421
You can place it exactly where you want it then tilt it up, silicone along the bottom on all spots which sit on the countertop. Then place it down and silicone a bead all the way around the outter edge at the counter. There also may be some small holes on the bottom which you might be able to use anchor bolts/wingnuts thru the countertop.. Hope this helps a little!
2181291
can you take out shelves in the bottom to stand an open wine bottle up OR does it allow you to place the bottle on the shelve with a wine cork stopper?
1786313
I wouldn't know yet. We just received our shipment and haven't put it together yet. According to the info on the website it states the wine rack is optional so I am hoping it will be.
457387
I have never tried placing them on their sides. There is no reason to do that. The only reason that wine bottles are placed on their sides is to keep the cork from drying out. Once you open the bottle, it can be stood upright. I hope this helps!
336269
I can't imagine how you would use it for counter tops. It needs to be painted or stained. It worked great on the floor.
957700
The island comes basically in 2 pieces, the base and the top. The wine rack is already built in, there are no visible nails or screws to remove it. I suppose if you were handy you could cut it out and build in some shelves, but it would be difficult to match the color of this island and you would most likely end up having to refinish the entire thing.
1042530
No, the metal rack is fixed in place as you see it.You can do it with this one from Container Store though - it's like a Lincoln Log set with all the holes pre-drilled for the dowels and you can make it square or tall or long, etc.http://www.containerstore.com/shop?productId=10000801&N;=&Ntt;=wine+rack
1159382
Definitely designed for standard wine bottles. Does hold slightly larger bottles though. Top and side racks are able to accommodate a few larger bottles.