Corner Wine Racks

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Wood Corner Wine Cabinet

Sand & Stable™

This corner wine cabinet is made from manufactured wood. It stands 72.4” high and is 23.6 wide and 23.62” deep. The lower cabinet measures 31.5” wide by 23” deep and holds an upper portion that measures 31.5” wide by 18” deep. This cabinet requires full assembly and weighs 123 lbs.

$389.99 ~~$539.99~~

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Available in four color finishes, you can choose the one that best relates to the other furniture in your room. This corner wine rack comes in a stone gray, dark charcoal, mahogany or white. The back of the bar is faced with mirrors, and its center shelf is made of clear glass. A single door in the base opens up to reveal an adjustable shelf. Just below the tabletop is five cubbies that each hold a single bottle of wine.

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Modern Farmhouse Corner Wine Rack

Rosalind Wheeler

This corner wine rack lets you stand wine bottles on its counter surface and inside the cabinet. You can also lay five bottles flat in the compartments located under the countertop. The lower cabinet has an adjustable wood shelf, while the top portion has one adjustable glass shelf.

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Perfect for a modern farmhouse or casual country decor, this corner wine rack features wire front door panels behind an x-frame. The cabinet is constructed from reclaimed barn wood and comes in six stain color options. Two mirror panels sit behind the open shelving, and a glass rack lets you hang stemmed wine glasses.

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Open Shelved Corner Wine Rack

Mango Steam

At 73” high, this open-shelved corner wine rack measures 31.5” across its front and, at 15.75” deep, tucks nicely into a corner. It requires full assembly and weighs a total of 65 lbs. An upper glass rack holds glasses in front of the two mirrored back panels.

$479.99

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Add a little glamor to your wine collection with this corner unit wine rack. The iron frame is chrome plated, while the shelves are each tempered glass. The two lower shelves are fronted with chrome guard rails to secure bottles and glasses. Continue the glam look with a chrome and glass chandelier over your dining table. A free-standing companion bar can also be purchased if you have the space.

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Four Column Corner Wine Rack

Made from furniture-quality pine wood, this wine rack corner unit can hold up to 72 750 ml wine bottles. Each slot is 3 ½” and lets the bottle rest flat. With its four columns, it will take 21.5” from each corner and stands 77” high. Once fully assembled, the rack weighs 48 lbs.

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Any of the six available stain colors for this corner wine rack will require 3 to 4 weeks of lead time. You can choose the unstained rack, which will be delivered within 5 to 10 days. As it comes unassembled, the work of staining it in a custom color that matches your other case goods will be relatively simple. The ladder design is joined by 32 connectors and 6 top and bottom corner cap pieces.

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Corner Wine Rack in Black, White or Gray

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Corner Wine Rack in Black, White or Gray

Lark Manor™

Crafted from manufactured wood, this corner wine features a curved front and all open shelving. The design of the round chrome feet is repeated on the top portion and below the work surface. Comes with a rack that holds four bottles horizontally and an upper glasses rack that holds four wine glasses.

$329.99 ~~$469.99~~

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Rustic Corner Wine Rack

A rustic take on a corner wine rack, this one is repurposed from a salvaged wood door, including the original door knob. It includes a wine rack for bottle storage, a wine glass rack, two shelves and a contrasting solid wood work surface. Each wine rack is custom-made, so you can choose any stain or paint color.

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Buying Guide

You need to look for a good place to keep your wine collection. There are collectors who purchase wine refrigerators and wine coolers, and they can be enough. However, as the collection grows, the cooler and the refrigerator won’t suffice in housing all the wines you have.

This is where a metal corner wine rack comes in. It's capable of giving you an excellent storage solution for your wine without taking valuable floor space inside your living spaces.

If you are unsure of which wine rack you should purchase, don’t fret as you are not alone. Wine racks come in several styles and sizes, so it’s just understandable how choosing the right rack can seem like a real challenge. Just read on as we’ve compiled expert tips on choosing the best storage solution for your wine collection.

Where to place a metal corner wine rack?

A metal corner wine rack can be placed in any corner of a room, but it’s imperative that you find the exact spot for your new wine storage before a purchase is made. The reason why it is crucial for you to identify the rack’s location is because an area that keeps on changing its temperature and has direct sun exposure will ruin your expensive bottles of wine.

To prevent this from happening, determine the area in your home that’s the coolest. If can be the basement, a certain corner of your living room or your kitchen – it depends on your specific situation.

Take Note: If you will be getting a wine rack without a cooling unit, you have to consume the bottles within a predetermined period of time as wine bottles require appropriate cooling systems to last years and remain in their best condition.

How to determine the capacity for a wine rack?

Determining the amount of storage needed is among the difficult aspects that require consideration when getting a wine rack. The storage space you need will depend on the number of bottles you consume at a certain period of time, as well as the wine types that you prefer.

There are wine bottles that won’t fit in standard openings of wine racks. The standard Bordeaux bottles can fit in all wine racks, but not Magnum bottles as they’re much larger. Champagne bottles also need larger openings. Chardonnays, some pinot noirs, and burgundies also require openings that are larger than 3 ½ inch, which is the standard wine rack opening.

Experts recommend that you include spaces for splits and for magnums as well.

What kind of metal corner wine rack should you choose?

A corner wine rack made of heavy-duty metal has nested wine bottle holders. They keep your wine bottles on their sides at all times, plus they don’t allow them to slide and move from the bent wire that’s holding the necks of the bottles in place. Just make sure that your rack is placed on a level ground. If it is tall, have it bolted to your walls to protect your home and your wine collection.

Corner wine racks come in different shapes and sizes. They can be freestanding or wall-mounted. If your area experiences earthquakes frequently, make sure your corner wine rack is made of durable materials and is secured to walls so it doesn’t tip over or pull out from a wall.