Hello. Could this wine rack sit vertically instead of the position in the photos i.e. would it stand on its side? Thanks.
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As Tamba Sophie observed, there would be no point. You'd lose half the storage capacity.
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No I don't think it would work well as the strength is in the width of it it would be too top heavy if it was on it's side , I wouldn't risk it !
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If you mean, on the small side, as to take the least espace, no. It would be bound to overbalance. On its length, yes. But what would be the point?
1579435
I tipped mine vertically to try it and it stayed upright, but it teeters because of the way the shelves stick out from the frame on the ends. It has a little shelf on the top which is also good for storage and if you tip it vertically you loose that storage space. I would not recommend it be used vertically. Hope this helps.
1377225
I use ours on a picnic table and the bottle hangs off the edge. As far as I can tell it must be vertical.
126050
Yes!! Love this rack as holds various sized bottles, have not found one yet that will not fit. Fairly easy assembly, sturdy (best on tile floor, but did find when I had on carpet too), Of 10+ mix/match wine glasses have only found one that will 'fit' in hanger. Simple clean lines work with any decor!
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It is not designed to stand in the vertical position. In portrait/landscape position it holds fairly well but it doesn't lock in solidly so a wobbly table or well placed bump may possibly destabilize it. Also the angle is not the best for viewing on average table heights. Lower heights will give better angle.
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I don't think it's meant to. I tried it and it did stand vertical, but it was completely straight and it didn't seem 100% stable.
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I believe so. Quite sure you can leave out the wine rack piece(s). Its not that solid that it would affect overall piece.
1660327
Hello, I think mounting the support arms opposite of the picture would work. You may also have to flip the grid over. The rack is finished on all sides so you wouldn't have to worry about the look either.
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I guess it would be fine to position it vertically instead of horizontally. But if you did that, I'd be careful not to put too much weight on the separating shelf in the center of the unit.
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So sorry for the late reply, but yes you can add up and sideways. That's the cool thing about the 4/bottle sections. Includes rubber connector clips that connect the sections to one another for a sturdy wine unit. Love mine!
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It may be possible depending on your tinkering skills. The little metal racks you would have to somehow clip to the shelf run perpendicular to the bottles and there's not a lot of clearance between them and the bottle. It won't hold most of my reds as is. So putting some sort of clip over the metal to mount it under the shelf might interfere with your ability to get many bottles of wine into it.
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I took a photo of the rack with a bottle of vodka. Let me know your email address so I can send it to you. It looks like with vodka bottles, you'd need to skip a space in order to keep the next bottle (vodka or wine) straight in its space. Hope this helps.
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Yes, if the customization allows for the size and shape of the rack. It wouldn't ordinarily be able to balance in the vertical position.
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Probably not unless you put the wine bottle on the top rack. I just measured mine, and the height of each of slots is 4.1 inches.
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You can but it will look a little odd. It can be put together without though and still function properly. Without the wine bottle holder piece it has a couple of wooden planks visible in the middle section. It wouldn't look bad though. Good luck
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Yes you can. We have had the fridge for two months now. Wine bottles fit perfectly on their side.And just to be clear, they fit perfectly, front to back, no weird diagonal storage needed. Beer bottles also fit fine, no problem front to back. I read one of the other comments and just wanted to update my first sentence.
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Yes - we actually have it on the left side in both bathrooms, rather than on the right side. I think it would work vertically as well - though I don't think that gives the person as much support in using it to stand up. We really like this product.