Is there a weight limit on those glass shelves? A # of bottles capacity?
1124762
I don't know what the weight limit is. We have currently have three large bottles and two liter bottles on the top shelf of ours and it seems very steady. If you hang glasses, there is only room for bottles on the ends on the top shelf.
1761083
Not very much. Maybe about 15 at most. But the shelves tend to wobble a tiny bit, so you can't have too much on each. The bigger shelves at the bottom can hold heavier weight than the top ones.
960971
Not sure what their exact limit is but I would not put more than a couple of pounds on each shelf. As I stated in my review the side rail broke while we we assembling it. I am still waiting to hear back from the company...guess its a good thing I didn't hold my breath!
40423
I haven't reached a limit yet and I've got some shelves with at least 500 lbs. on them. I believe the advertised limit is 400 lbs per shelf, or 2000 lbs for a 5 shelf unit. The load on any individual shelf needs to be distributed over the whole shelf.
1763788
Yes! In fact, I bought 3 of them and have held up to 6 bottles at a time. I have one stacked on top of the other in the fridge and they seem very sturdy although I'm not sure I'd want to stack more than 3 as it might get too heavy. I not only use them for wine bottles, but for holding 25.3 oz S. Pellegrino glass water bottles (or Perrier glass bottles of similar size) and also large 1 pint 6 fl. oz. beer bottles, too. I've now had them more than a year and had no problems with them whatsoever. One liter soda bottles might also fit (I've never tried them as I rarely buy that size).
1137539
I don't think there is a weight limit. This is a rugged hanger especially when anchored the correct way. The shelf can be used for storage.....I use it for my lids.
2273290
If you lay them down it might, maybe hold 6. My suggestion would be to get the bigger one if you want bottle storage. Good luck!!
421226
Since the shelves are glass, I would be careful about putting a LOT of weight on it - but it is definitely sturdy enough to hold a few books, but I would not use it to load the full shelf necessarily.
2176967
We haven't had a chance to put it together yet, so I'm not entirely sure! However, the shelves are adjustable, so I would think you could adjust them to accommodate liquor bottles.
772204
Three adjustable shelves - they will not sell you any more. Bottom would easily support 100 lbs. Not sure about the shelves and top which are all glass. I think I gave the exact shelf dimensions in a previous response. If not I will re-measure.
172598
I have about 30 Tall (HRC) Shot Glasses. I can neatly fit 12 on each of the three shelves, but could squeeze 13-14 onto each shelf (39/42). However, if you are just looking to store a lot of glasses: the shelves are just wide enough to place one two rows of Talls on each shelf. In which case you might be able to PACK a grand total of 78. But you wouldn't really be "displaying" the back row/half. And packing it full like that might exceed the designed weight limits. So it properly hold 36, but easily 39.
1896518
Hi Carol,The items shelves are only meant to hold around 30-40 lbs. Please let us know if you have any other questions.Thank you, Manhattan Lane Support Team
172596
I have about 30 Tall (HRC) Shot Glasses. I can neatly fit 12 on each of the three shelves, but could squeeze 13-14 onto each shelf (39/42).However, if you are just looking to store a lot of glasses: the shelves are just wide enough to place one two rows of Talls on each shelf. In which case you might be able to PACK a grand total of 78. But you wouldn't really be "displaying" the back row/half. And packing it full like that might exceed the designed weight limits.So it properly hold 36, but easily 39.
1127603
I've got tons of books and trinkets on mine... But don't do anything over 30 or 40 pounds on each shelf. The shelves are made of glass :/
621313
No, this unit is not designed to support 1.5L bottles, but as the previous respondant said a shelf can be removed to allow larger bottles.
2091724
Based on my experience, it depends on how they're anchored. If they're screwed Into studs, their only limit is the strength of the glass shelving. I replaced the plastic expansion sleeves that were provided, they had a bit of wobble, with much stonger metal molly bolts, and now all 7 shelves are rock solid. I'm entrusting them with $2,000 worth of vibrating surround sound speakers.
1928750
Glass bottles are no problem for it. I have both plastic and glass bottles and when the rack is filled with only the glass bottles, it holds their weight very well and is very stable.