what is the spacing for the stemware. I have one at 21/4 inches, I need 3 inches for special stemware.
1715880
If you need 3 inches this is not the rack for you, some of my glasses are about 1/2 inch apart. Plus this rack is total crap I do not recommend it.
1715881
I have not measured it BUT I had the same concern. I have two very expensive Reidel Sommelier glasses that are (1) very costly so I needed extreme care that they not get banged around and (2) they are HUGE. They did fit and hang down albeit with barely enough room for the standard bottle. I decided in the end NOT to hang them on the wine rack anyway. Still a nice piece and I recommend it.
1715882
The largest stemware that will fit this wine rack is 10" tall, without hitting the wine. My widest glass that will fit this is 3.5" which fits next to each glass. There are six rows, and you can fit about three glasses per row, or 18 stemwares.
1961062
3 5/8" is the size of the slot for the base. I have reviewed this item and pointed out that the opening for the stem-1 3/4" is too wide causing small glasses to fall through if they are inadvertently bumped sideways.
246095
I measured the martini stem at 3 3/16" and I have to tip it sideways and jiggle it a little to slide it in.
579130
The glass is 8 1/2 inches tall. The stem section of the glass is 4 inches. I took the measurement with a ruler for accuracy.
782181
It fits a standard 1 1/8" mountain bike threadless stem. Spacers are sold separately.
123581
Top opening is 3 1/8". Stem opening is 1 1/8". I am happy with the sturdiness of the unit. Make sure you have the correct orientation when you install so that you can slide the base of your stemware onto the racks.
1021971
Hey sorry I didnt answer more quick! The glass part comes out almost 4 inches; i'm loving the shelf by the way. I really needed an added wall accent and just a bit more storing space so that I wasn't setting things on my sink. =)
682234
From the centerpoint of the hook to the glass is about 6" to 6.25". I use the Aspects 429 Hummzinger Feeder which is about 4" or so from its midpoint, so plenty of space between the feeder and the glass.
602348
There is room for just barely over 2.5 and you can set them as far apart in height as you choose. I am a cake decorator and I use them for my different sprinkles etc. I measured and have several containers in that width.
1422368
As best I can tell it is 21/4 inches between screw holes. Hard to get exact measurement as it is mounted on the moulding.
1995198
Will not hold a wine glass so a stem, not sure if the steam less will fit, I doubt it.
768742
Just measure the individual ones on/in mold....that should help....oh! I see previous comment, now, oops! Okay...just measured my mold? The smallest is about 2 1/2 inches to 3 1/2 inches for longest....they all fit directly in mold? But, if you make all the tools? There will be 'over-spill.'
1524155
I can get 3 goblets to most rows. A row is about 9.5" long. line up your goblets on the table in 9.5" rows. Each row center is 4.25" apart. So line up your rows so the center of the stems are 4.24" apart. You will find that the wide martini glasses have to be hung next to short goblets or slim goblets. I have 3 racks mounted end to end on the "ceilling" above the bar. Where they butt together there is a wider row space but it looks ok. We like it.
157737
Hi - not sure if you had a response yet, but the glasses are 8" tall, with the stem being 4" of that.
244727
My recollection is that it comes with 3 pieces that you can connect to each other and/or to the piece that holds the stem. These 3 pieces are 2 pieces of 12 inches and one of 15 inches. So you can do: 12 in, 15 in, 24 in, 27 in
637902
the exact center to center polepiece spacing is 27/64ths. Looks good as I measured 3 times. Nice pick-up for 19.95.Have fun, js
971629
As someone else said, the narrowest part is not 7", it's under 2". Bad idea to use this for utensils. I have one that's maybe 6-8" wide, and that's barely wide enough for what I need it for on the counter.