Can the lower zone shelves be removed to put the open bottles standing?
1621600
I do not know if my comment reached you. I just tried to remove a lower shell and I could not. Another issue could be that the air that is circulated may suffer with the positionong of the bottles. Sorry, i did not finish my coment. On the other side. Of the river, Pouilly Fume is made, also an exceptional wine. They ate about $22/bottle.
1621601
&gt;Sure can, all shells are remove-able, just not adjustable . Well hang on there. The bottom is NOT FLAT, each bottom position (so four, two each in each zone) has a depression (which by the way not only serves to conform to a bottle laying on its side but also has an EXTREMELY practical advantage: if a bottle were to leak (open bottle with a less-than-tight recorking) the depression acts as a catch basin and holds at least some amount of leaked wine. But to the point, the bottom is curved not flat and depending on the diameter of the bottle it might have trouble standing up. You could always put something flat in there to act as a shelf, though.
1621602
>Sure can, all shells are remove-able, just not adjustable .Well hang on there. The bottom is NOT FLAT, each bottom position (so four, two each in each zone) has a depression (which by the way not only serves to conform to a bottle laying on its side but also has an EXTREMELY practical advantage: if a bottle were to leak (open bottle with a less-than-tight recorking) the depression acts as a catch basin and holds at least some amount of leaked wine. But to the point, the bottom is curved not flat and depending on the diameter of the bottle it might have trouble standing up. You could always put something flat in there to act as a shelf, though. >Sure can, all shells are remove-able, just not adjustable .Well hang on there. The bottom is NOT FLAT, each bottom position (so four, two each in each zone) has a depression (which by the way not only serves to conform to a bottle laying on its side but also has an EXTREMELY practical advantage: if a bottle were to leak (open bottle with a less-than-tight recorking) the depression acts as a catch basin and holds at least some amount of leaked wine. But to the point, the bottom is curved not flat and depending on the diameter of the bottle it might have trouble standing up.... » Read More >Sure can, all shells are remove-able, just not adjustable .Well hang on there. The bottom is NOT FLAT, each bottom position (so four, two each in each zone) has a depression (which by the way not only serves to conform to a bottle laying on its side but also has an EXTREMELY practical advantage: if a bottle were to leak (open bottle with a less-than-tight recorking) the depression acts as a catch basin and holds at least some amount of leaked wine. But to the point, the bottom is curved not flat and depending on the diameter of the bottle it might have trouble standing up. You could always put something flat in there to act as a shelf, though. « Show Less
2182334
No, the space between the shelves is slightly short for bottles. However I strongly recommend it. The cabinet is very well made and looks beautiful. Well worth the money.
1796670
The shelves are removable but not adjustable. I had a few of the shelves removed to create room for larger bottles. I ended up putting them back because the shelving isn't strong enough to support more than 10 bottles at a time. There are locking tabs on the sides of the shelves rails that allow you to remove them. If you want, you can also unscrew and remove the rails for a more pleasing look. Keep in mind that 12 of these shelves are only designed for Bordeaux style bottles. The other 4 will hold Burgundy style bottles. If you have Pinot or Turley bottles, you will have trouble. You can read my review for more info on that.
1796671
The shelves are removable but not adjustable. I had a few of the shelves removed to create room for larger bottles. I ended up putting them back because the shelving isn't strong enough to support more than 10 bottles at a time. There are locking tabs on the sides of the shelves rails that allow you to remove them. If you want, you can also unscrew and remove the rails for a more pleasing look. Keep in mind that 12 of these shelves are only designed for Bordeaux style bottles. The other 4 will hold Burgundy style bottles. If you have Pinot or Turley bottles, you will have trouble. You can read my review for more info on that. The shelves are removable but not adjustable. I had a few of the shelves removed to create room for larger bottles. I ended up putting them back because the shelving isn't strong enough to support more than 10 bottles at a time. There are locking tabs on the sides of the shelves rails that allow you to remove them. If you want, you can also unscrew and remove the rails for a more pleasing look. Keep in mind that 12 of these shelves are only designed for Bordeaux style bottles. The other 4 will hold Burgundy style bottles. If you have Pinot or Turley bottles, you will have trouble. You can... » Read More The shelves are removable but not adjustable. I had a few of the shelves removed to create room for larger bottles. I ended up putting them back because the shelving isn't strong enough to support more than 10 bottles at a time. There are locking tabs on the sides of the shelves rails that allow you to remove them. If you want, you can also unscrew and remove the rails for a more pleasing look. Keep in mind that 12 of these shelves are only designed for Bordeaux style bottles. The other 4 will hold Burgundy style bottles. If you have Pinot or Turley bottles, you will have trouble. You can read my review for more info on that. « Show Less
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If you take out the chrome bottom 3 racks that the bottles are designed to lay horizontally on, then YES THERE IS ROOM TO STAND A BOTTLE UP VERTICALLY. Not sure what part of that you guys arent grasping. Is it designed to hold bottles vertically? No, can it? Absolutely.
1927839
It can be but there are better looking units out there. Sides and top are finished. Other free standing units certainly hold more bottles....this unit does NOT hold as many as claimed. It is ideal for fitting in a limited space.....we used it to replace our existing trash compactor.
1492327
Yes the shelves can be removed. They are on adjustable pins, and can also be moved to five different heights.
631418
Yes the shelves are removable. Again, based on my experiences I would look for a more durable and better made wine cooler.
2006155
The shelves are preset to the height of a regular short shot glass, but the shelves are removable. I had to remove a row or two to make room for the tall shot glasses.
186856
Yes. Some bottles that are too big I have on the very bottom, with the rack above it removed
762996
Half (6) of the shelves are removable, not adjustable up and down... It would be nice if there was a way to adjust them just a bit, mine is full but I could have had one more shelf in there if I could have adjusted it, some glasses were just a tad too tal but not full double shot size...
1337039
No. Unless you move the bottom shelf to floor level. Even then it will be hard to get bottles in and out.
1882892
you can remove shelves, but the height isn't adjustable. the interior of the fridge is a kind of composite molding with shelf positions already set up. So while you can remove some of the shelves to accommodate bottles of bubbly (the most common oddly-sized bottle usually stored in these things), you can't really compensate by making shelves above more tightly compacted.
1014601
Yes, there are grooves in the sides. Without removing shelves the space on the bottom is the widest. Which also can be switched to the top. Otherwise you would have to remove a shelf if you wanted bigger spaces. Hope I explained that well.
307062
The shelves are not adjustable, but I assume you could leave one or both out if you wanted.
844509
Yes, the bottom shelves can be adjusted to allow that. However, this is a shallow unit so the LPs will stick out a little.
811290
Yes, 2 shelves on the top half and 2 shelves on the bottom half can be removed.