Easy to build, handy to have
I'm
sure you've seen wine glasses hanging upside-down in restaurant bars,
but hanging them in the same manner at home allows for the glasses to
dry completely and keeps them from collecting dust.
Building
an inverted wine glass rack to hang from the ceiling, or, attaching
to the underside of existing cabinetry is quite simple to do
yourself.
These are ways you can add
storage for wine and stemware where you may not think you have space.
I
don't know about you, but I have broken or chipped several wine
glasses handling them around and in the dish washer, or in their
storage cabinets. Now, I simply hand wash them, and hang them upside
down to dry dust and streak-free. When I want a glass, all I have to
do is reach up a grab one – much easier!
Each
home kitchen is different in terms of layout and space for a wine
glass rack. Hence I have designed one that you can hang from the
ceiling, or, mount under your cabinets.
The
sleek, space-saving design of this stemware rack contains wooden
pieces that fit together to hold 12 glasses depending on style. You
can paint, stain, or oil the pieces of this wine glass holder to
match cabinets or wall color or simply leave them in their natural
finish. It measures 15 inches x 16 inches, but can easily be cut to
fit under a cabinet.
Design Features of this Hardwood Hanging Wine Glass Rack:
Design Features of this Hardwood Hanging Wine Glass Rack:
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Wine glasses dry streak-free
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Space-saving design contains easy to build wooden pieces that fit together to hold 12 glasses
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Mounting to ceiling or under cabinet is easy
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Measures 15 inches x 16 inches.
How
to Build It
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