Storing your wine collectionin style

The 32-Bottle, 2 Column Parallel Wine Rack stores bottles label forward and single deep. Multiple racks placed side-by-side create a stunning wine wall. Select from a range of finish options to suit any design style.

The wine rack shown here has horizontal chrome storage rods, two solid wood end panels, and a top plate with a furniture-grade finish. The inlaid vertical lighting runs from top to bottom to create the perfect ambiance for entertaining.

Love the Parallel Collection but need more storage? Take a look at our 64-Bottle Parallel, Two Column Rack

Features

• Solid hardwood or Natural Plus end panels and top plate with a superior quality acrylic lacquer finish
• Horizontal metal storage rods with your choice of chrome, satin black, or golden bronze
• Dimmable LED lighting by Häfele is covered with a frosted lens for a warm white look.
  

• Ships fully assembled simply attach the wall bracket and stock with your favorite vintages

• 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 hardwood and hardwood core ‘A’ grade plywood. No MDF or particleboard. 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.

Nature Plus by CLEAF Panels options is Fresh Gray, Vineyard Oak, Light Carbon, and Black. The panels are clad in a thermo-structured surface (TSS) that provides the increased texture and depth of a natural decorative finish without affecting structure and stability. Nature Plus panels have improved scratch and abrasion resistance.

Specifications

Wine Rack Dimensions: 28”W x 3.75”D x 83”H

Bottle Openings: Fits standard 750mL bottles

Product care

Solid hardwood requires regular dusting. For deeper cleaning over time, use a mild cleanser that will not compromise the finish.

Nature Plus use a soft cloth and avoid using spray products directly on the surface. Chemical cleaners or abrasive products may scratch the material surface.

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