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WINE STORAGE x WINE CELLAR xx BOTTLE HOLDER xx FOOD STORAGE Wine rack may be hung on a wall or placed on a countertop. Holds up to 11 bottles. Overall dimensions (when wall hung): 38" tall, 8" wide, 7" deep. Nine-bottle wine rack is made from 1/2" plywood and dowels. Photo shows a honeycomb wine rack that extends floor-to-ceiling and is built from 4x4s, plywood and 4" PVC pipe. Est. cost: $80. Photo shows how wine shelves can be made from doweling supported by narrow uprights. The dowels become the shelves for the wine bottles and are spaced 6" apart up the face of the wall. Est. cost: $39. Photo shows wine rack for 8 bottles and a pair of candle sconces made from 1/4" Plexiglas. Est. cost: $15. Photos show four decorative ways to store and display bottles of wine. Construction tips for wine storage racks. Stackable cubes you can build, a wine bin-bench that's fit for the living room, and a rack that's built up a closet wall. Also included are tips on wine storage. Compact wine rack will hold 4 bottles of wine and 12 stemmed glasses. Unit measures 14"x14"x18". Photo shows wall-hung pockets made from burlap and suspended from a lath strip that can be used as slings for wine bottles or other things. Est. cost: $7. Photos and text show how to flank a doorway between kitchen and dining room with a pair of see-through wine racks. Built-in wine rack features clay sewer drain tiles surrounded by fiber glass insulation and supported by a wooden panel mounted in a wall. Dimensions for a custom built oak wine rack which looks like a group of square pigeon holes. The rack shown consists of 3 rows of 13 holes per row and is mounted above the refreshment bar. Oak wine rack slips together easily "Lincoln-Log style". Est. cost: $12 for a 9 bottle version. Storage project for every room. (1) Wine & book rack for kitchen. (2) Bathroom vanity & skinny floor-to-ceiling cabinets. (3) Entertainment wall. (4) Coat & boot lockers. Ten-bottle wine rack is made from four board feet of oak ripped into half-inch strips which are doweled together in an interlocking fashion. Est. cost: $17. Mission-style wine cabinet features a double-pane door that displays your 48-bottle wine collection without condensation or changes in temperature. This insulated cabinet is equipped with a high-tech compact cooling unit and a large storage drawer above the door. Overall dimensions: 16"x37"x67" tall. Elegant oak and acrylic wine rack holds 8 bottles. Estimated cost: $35. Simple wine rack holds 4 bottles. As many racks as needed may be stacked one on top of another. Est. cost: $6 each. Small, free standing wine rack holds seven bottles of wine. The end shape is reminiscent of a leaf. Two-door cabinet looks like an end table but conceals a nine-bottle wine rack and storage space for open bottles and a drawer to hold a corkscrew. Wine rack consists of a board with two rows of angled holes. The neck of the bottle is inserted into the hole and supported on a 45-degree angle with the cork down. Rack for 12 bottle of wine is built from 50 ft. of lattice. Nineteen things you can do with coffee cans. Includes a wine rack. Tip: How to use a wicker 24-bottle wine rack as an organizer for yarn, newspapers, etc. Used next to a chair, it can also provide a table surface. Add-a-layer wine rack is built from lattice. Build a wooden wine rack. Built in sections, it may be constructed as wide and tall as needed. Built from plywood and trimmed with lattice on all edges. Furniture in a clip. How to make simple furniture from 3/4" shelving or plywood by means of plastic clips shaped like a "T", "L", or "X". Pictured are various shelves, cabinets, a desk, wine rack, etc. Tip: Make a simple wine rack from "Tinkertoys" which you glue together. Est. cost: $25. Simple wine rack and refreshment bar is made from pine, particle board, hardboard and sheet acrylic. Displays 21 wine bottles, plus storing stemware, liquor bottles, etc. Measures 71" tall, 31" wide, 15" deep. Simple wine rack made from uniform lengths of PVC pipe. Simple 20"x20" trellis-style wine rack holds 13 bottles of wine. Est. cost: $25. Decorative wine rack made from oak and walnut. Holds 24 bottles. Measures 15"x32"x30". Wine and glass (stemware) rack built from one sheet of plywood. Base has 16 bins for bottles and 8 larger triangular bins. Top has serving shelf and two racks for hanging stemware. Pattern for a simple wine rack which can be tailored to any size or shape. Pine wine rack holds five bottles. Racks may be stacked to form a larger unit. Each rack has built-in carrying handles. Est. cost: under $25. Tips on building a small wine cellar in a basement. Building a wine cellar. Passive cooling and superinsulation protect a sensitive investment. Digging a basement the hard way. How a builder excavated for a wine cellar under an existing house. Building a large entertainment center where the center TV cabinet also opens up to reveal a hidden wine closet. Only partial design and construction information included. How to build a wine cellar. Put it away. A little imagination, wood, and time combine for 10 built-ins that save space. Storage ideas include: window seat, under-cabinet wine rack, range hood enclosure & wine rack combo, laundry chute, stemware rack, under stair storage cart on casters, telephone cabinet, shallow shelves in kitchen, and kitchen office. Making edge-lap joints. Includes instructions for making a wine rack featuring angled plywood dividers assembled with edge-lap joints. Tips on how to make a basement wine cellar. Wine rack hods 12 bottles on slide-out racks and has a drawer for accessories. Wall rack holds 6 bottles of wine. A simple and inexpensive wine rack made from hardboard, wood and wire and designed to be used for wine storage in the cool, damp basement. Suggestions for buying wine also included. Wooden wine rack built from 1x2 and 1x3 stock holds 28 bottles. A simple wine rack, built from 1x2s and 1x3s, holds 28 bottles. Combination macrame wine rack and plant hanger. Ornamental metal scrollwork. Metal products made from strap iron include candlestick, bookrack, lamp base, and wine holder. Projects from Plexiglas. A terrarium, a wine rack, a telephone stand, a cube table, a cookbook holder, a circular table and a magazine rack. Canopy built of wooden beams holds wine bottles and wine glasses (stemware) upside down overhead. Simple wine rack made from plywood and dowels. Holds seven bottles. Three designs for wine racks. The two tabletop designs (one wood and one Plexiglas) hold 6 bottles each. The wall rack holds 5 bottles. Twelve bottle, tabletop wine rack is made by enclosing 12 cardboard tubes inside a wooden frame. Wooden wine rack holds 20 bottles on 5 shelves. The top of the rack lifts off to become a serving tray. Wine rack on casters holds 18 bottles and doubles as a serving cart. Patio wine rack made from dowels and 1" square rails. Three wine racks you can build. Two are from wood and one is ornamental iron. Basement wine rack doubles as a door to a cool room. Three accessories made from bronze Plexiglas, pop rivets and pieces of walnut wood. (1) A wine rack, (2) a pipe rack, and (3) a lamp. Wine center is a cabinet 42" tall, 25" wide and 12" deep. It holds 24 bottles of wine and 12 glasses. Unit is made from 1 sheet of plywood. Design is a winner in the 2nd annual Plywood Project Contest. Redwood wine rack holds up to 120 bottles. Features simple construction. Suitable for use in a damp basement. Combination wine rack and appliance storage cabinet fits into the corner of a kitchen. Features a roll-down shade instead of a door on part of the cabinet. Turn your basement into a host's wine cellar. Walls are lined with bins that store many bottles of wine (for the serious wine collector). Room measures 16x14-ft. Two kitchen dividers that bring the wine cellar upstairs. (1) Floor-to-ceiling room divider with wine rack. (2) Counter with wine rack. Wine rack uses PVC pipe sections to hold bottles. The PVC pipe is supported by a simple wooden framework. Basement wall made of hollow concrete blocks serves as a thermally stable wine rack. May also double as a retaining wall. Tray top wine server. Mobile wine bar with lift-off serving tray, a rack to hold six bottles, a drawer for storing supplies, brass racks for holding stemware and quality carpet casters. Under-the-counter wine rack for a kitchen has two wooden lattices that hold bottles horizontally. Overall dimensions: 17"x35"x11" deep. How to build a wine closet with a built-in cooling system. Fan uses crawl space air to keep temperature at 65 degrees F. How to build a sturdy wooden wine rack that holds 12 cases of wine. Special emphasis is given to the joints. Tips shows how a closet can be converted into a refrigerated wine closet. Energy-efficient wine cellar is 6x14 ft. and has walls of concrete. Racks are built from fir 2x2s to form diamond shaped bins that each hold 25 bottles. Simple wine rack mounts underneath a hanging kitchen cupboard. Made from 2 boards about 35" long. Basement wine storage rack is made from terra cotta flue tiles topped with a 14-ft. long counter. Lightweight plywood storage system for wine bottles fits between 2x4 studs in an unfinished basement. Tip: Make a wine storage wall by stacking up various sizes and shapes of flue tiles embedded in mortar. Photograph of a tall, narrow wine and stemware storage cabinet built into a wall. Wine storage wherever you can find it. Seven photographs show various places to store bottles of wine where they are out of the way but still within easy reach. Use lightweight cardboard carpet tubes to make a wine rack. Double-ladder wine rack, built into a bookcase, is designed so labels can be read without removing the bottles. Simple wine bottle storage rack is built from 1x4 and 1x1 stock. Can be easily built to any size required. Wine cellar designed to hold both individual bottles and full cases. Design of this 6x10-ft room gives some earthquake protection against breakage. Wine storage that works. Tips from wine pros on where and how to store bottles of wine. Wine rack to build into the soffit above a kitchen cabinet. Showcase wine rack holds eight bottles of wine and eight stemware glasses. Uses dowel joinery. Overall dimensions: 26" tall, 21" wide, 13" deep. Wine waiter. Stand holds two bottles and six wine glasses on a lazy Susan base. Glasses hang from their base on a rack supported by a center stem. Wine rack holds 12 bottles. This small rack is designed to use a router to full effect during the construction. Tabletop wine rack holds 6 bottles. Assembles easily with long wedges. Dimensions: 19" long, 10" tall, 9" deep. Tall, narrow wine rack holds 8 bottles, one above another. Built entirely of wood. Portable wine server (serving table) consists of a frame which houses a 6 bottle wine rack and a removable top which becomes a serving tray. Overall dimensions: 21" wide, 11" deep, 24" tall. Stacking wine rack. Each rack holds 8 bottles. Overall dimensions: 15" wide, 10" tall, 9" deep. Glass-top coffee table features two three-shelf wine racks used as the legs of the table. Table top measures 16"x49". Table is 18" tall. Legs hold a total of 18 bottles. Simple "Z" shape shelf holds 4 or 5 wine bottles. Several shelves may be stacked up to form a wine rack. Wall rack holds 3 bottles of wine and 4 stemware glasses. Rack holds 4 bottles of wine and four stemware wine glasses. Overall dimensions: 16" wide, 16" tall, 11" deep. Built from pine. Small end table incorporates a built-in wine rack and storage for stemmed glasses. Holds 4 bottles of wine and six glasses. Overall dimensions: 15"x15"x19" tall. Compact wine rack/serving bar has colonial styling. Displays six bottle of wine. Drawer and storage cabinet hold glassware and liquor bottles. Overall dimensions: 36" long, 32" tall, 14" deep. Nine-bottle wine rack. Overall dimensions: 21" tall, 16" wide, 10" deep. Simple Baltic birch plywood rack holds four wine bottles and four wine glasses (upside down by their stems). Wine rack to hold five bottles in a horizontal row is attached to the bottom of an overhead kitchen cabinet. | |||||||||
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