108-Bottle Elevation Wine Rack, Label Forward

A design-centric wine rack for true enthusiasts

The 108-bottle Elevation wine rack displays your collection in an eye-catching label forward configuration. It’s the perfect combination of wine and modern design. Make the design your own with material and finish selections from warm wood tones to sleek acrylic.

The wine rack shown here has a walnut base and header, clear acrylic bottle cradles and brushed aluminum support posts. 

If you love the label forward configuration but want to take it up a notch, have a look at the 153-Bottle Elevation Wine Rack with Angled Display.

Features

• Wine bottle cradles made with clear or smoked acrylic that is hand-honed to perfection
• Metal support posts in silver, black or gold to suit any design style
• Header and base in your choice of solid wood or high-gloss European-style panels
• An angled display row to showcase your favorite vintage
• Dimmable warm white LED lighting by Häfele inlaid in the header and base and covered with a frosted lens creates the perfect ambiance 
• Ships flat packed which means some assembly is required

100% manufactured in the U.S.
Typically ships in 4-6 weeks

Material and finish details

Solid hardwood options are Sapele Mahogany, Walnut and quarter sawn White Oak. Wine racks are constructed of solid stock hardwoodand hardwood core ‘A’ grade plywood. No MDF or particle board. Superior quality acrylic lacquer finish with ‘no odor’ and a smooth feel with no raised grain. Wood darkens with age and has natural variations in color and grain.

European cabinet panel options are Brillanté Blanco, Brillanté Antracita and Brillanté Black. Brillanté panels are perfectly smooth with a gloss level of over 90% for a sleek and modern finish. The finish is heat and scratch resistant. It also resists UV rays and discoloration.

Specifications

Wine Rack Dimensions: 46.75”W x 13.5”D x 88”H

Bottle Openings: Fits standard 750mL bottles

Product care

Use a new, soft cloth to clean the acrylic cradles. Do not use chemical cleaners or scouring compounds as they can scratch the acrylic surface. Instead, choose a clear cleaner designed to repel dust and dirt.

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