RIIPOO Wine Rack for Countertop & Cabinet 2 Tier - Versatile Bottle Holder for Bar, Pantry, or Refrigerator Storage

This is a very nice, sturdy wine rack and is compact for small spaces. However, the description says it is 4.1 inches tall which is not the case. It is more like 6 inches tall. It also says it is stackable but we couldn't figure out how. With no instructions we had to place them separately. We purchased two racks and the space we wanted to put them both was 12" tall so by the description and dimensions given I thought they would both fit in the same shelf. Because they are taller than described we had to put them on different shelves, taking up more space. We really liked the racks but be aware that they are not as described in the advertisement. I contacted the seller to see if possibly we received a different rack than we purchased and his solution was to return them. Some of the bottles don't sit well in the slanted section because they have a smooth neck so we have them sitting on the shelf instead of the hole provided in back.

The finishing of the bamboo pieces is very nice and smooth with no rough edges and it looks very nice once assembled. The included hex wrench is also very good quality that fits perfectly and not the useless rounded out stuff that normally comes in assembly kits.However, one of the pre-drilled holes ended up being drilled too short resulting in an entire corner splitting and breaking off suddenly while screwing in the wood screw as the tip of the screw obviously drove into the bamboo and split the grain. This happened almost instantly as bamboo is very prone to splitting along the grain which just happens to be how the hole is drilled so you might want to check all the holes are equal depth before screwing into them.This was fixed with wood glue and redrilling the hole to the correct length. For someone who might not have these materials at home or is not very handy, it would be an absolute let down because the stand is then completely unusable and would need to be returned.For the price, the quality is acceptable and does look very nice once assembled but that little extra quality control would make a world of difference to preventing someone from ruining it inadvertently while assembling.

I wanted a simple wine holder and like bamboo, so this little rack fit the bill perfectly. Contrary to the experience of the 1-star reviewer, I found it simple to assemble in just a few minutes. We have a hexagonal screwdriver set and used that instead of the included wrench, so perhaps that makes the difference? A 5 year-old could look at the pictures on the instruction paper and tell you how to put it together, seriously. The brands of wine we usually get all have a standard shape and fit the rack fine. Besides, where it's placed there is one side against a basement wall. Any odd shaped bottle would just slide about an inch to meet the wall in our case.

It was missing screws in package. But i had some in garage. The one I got needed screws (12 bottle). so all i had was sticks of wood. Luckily it is obvious how it goes together. The wood will twist so you will have to add a drop of glue to joints.Also like another reviewer said no tilt to rack, so it doesn't hold bottles in correct position. I expected better value for the money. Surprised at it's 4 star rating.

Great wine rack, fits nicely in my pantry. Wood color is nice and accurate to the picture. Feels sturdy as well. Only note is that it does require assembly, but that was very easy and only took 10 minutes.

This wine rack is exactly like it is pictured. The finish and look is good. The product is exactly as pictured. There is only one problem. The wood holes are drilled to large. It is almost impossible not to strip everyhole out creating a product that will be very wobbly after a few uses. Here is how to fix that problem. If you are going to buy this product I am afraid this step is a mist to ensure a sturdy product. You need to take wood glue and glue each joint together. This sounds harder than it really is. Just take a little glue and dab it on around the drill holes. Than use the hand tool to tighten down the screws. Do not use a drill I repeatedly do not use a drill!. Use the hand tools. Also warning it looks like the vertical legs can go either direction. They can't and if you do it wrong you will have to unscrew one than flip it. If you use glue take a damp paper towel and wipe of excess glue. Than take the rack set it where it goes and fill it up with wine the weight will ensure that it sits flat. Leave it alone and the glue will dry and your product will be rock solid. If you aren't willing to take this step this rack will suck very quickly.

Looks great, works great, doesn't take up too much space. Holds enough wine to get me through a few days. Keeps my wine close at hand in case of emergencies.

They orginally sent me a wine rack that had alot of issues but after reviewing it they agreed to send me another one, which fixed all of my mentioned issues. The wine rack is decently sturdy, and the bottles dont seem to move once in place. Its not real hardwood and they dont include anything to hide the screws after assembely but its also a pretty inexpensive product so all in all pretty good