Inexpensive wine storage

[Decker]

I am wondering if anyone has some inexpensive wine rack/storage ideas? Pictures would be great.

 

[Bossbaby]

I am wondering if anyone has some inexpensive wine rack/storage ideas? Pictures would be great.

I built this rack for about two hundred dol last year and it was a pretty fun built, holds 108 bottles. I will need to build another soon to accommodate my up coming bottles.

 

[Bossbaby]

I am wondering if anyone has some inexpensive wine rack/storage ideas? Pictures would be great.

I was using milk crates stacked up and tied together on there sides at one point, it worked good as long as it was secured well.

 

[Rocky]

I have been loading the wine bottles back into cases and stacking the cases on their side. If you use nomacorcs (cases on the far right), you won't have to stack them on their sides. Doesn't get more inexpensive than that.

 

[distancerunner]

Best bang for the buck. Well, for a hundred of them.

Holds up to 138 bottles. That's less than seventy five cents/bottle.

Link.

Disclaimer: Not affiliated in any way. I own more than one and I like them.

 

[sour_grapes]

This rack was pretty good bang for the buck:

You can read about it here: Finally built my wine rack and in subsequent posts in the same thread. The entire thread has a lot of other good ideas, too.

 

[winemaker81]

When I framed the basement, I had room for a narrow closet. The cubbies on the right are boxes screwed between the studs, so the backs are in the crawlspace. Originally used for miscellaneous storage, it migrated to wine storage.

The shelves in back are small wine racks I accumulated over the years. I'm thinking of removing the shelves and installing 6 count bottle stacks, e.g., columns wide enough for a large Bordeaux bottle and high enough to stack 6. This isn't as space efficient as bin systems, but it's good for batches that are winding down, e.g., a lot of it has been consumed.

The rack on the left is a 132 count rack I purchased from a liquor store that was going out of business. I have a second one in the attic, but currently have no place to put it.

 

[scruff_farrier]

I have been using the 9 cube shelving units that you can get at big lots or Walmart. It was meant to be temporary, but they work so good, I keep using them. The ones I have have the nine cubes and each cube holds 12 bottles perfectly. The first time my girlfriend saw it she asked when I got the new wine rack. They typically run like 45-55 bucks. So can't beat them really.

 

[Sailor323]

Here's what I have, I don't remember the cost but I doubt you'll find anything cheaper. View attachment Wine Cellar 2.jpg

 

[bstnh1]

I have been loading the wine bottles back into cases and stacking the cases on their side. If you use nomacorcs (cases on the far right), you won't have to stack them on their sides. Doesn't get more inexpensive than that.

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Same ultra-cheap system I use. Works well for me.

 

[distancerunner]

This rack was pretty good bang for the buck:

You can read about it here: Finally built my wine rack and in subsequent posts in the same thread. The entire thread has a lot of other good ideas, too.

Given the current state of lumber prices, you are truly a rich man!

To paraphrase a line from The Godfather: "Leave the wine. Take the wood."

 

[ibglowin]

A bunch of us have these. Hard to beat the price for something ready to go.

https://www.wineenthusiast.com/steel-pantry-wine-rack-126-bottles

 

[Khristyjeff]

I had these old plastic shelves we weren't using anymore, shortened the upright PVC tubes and made some wooden spacers from scrap. In hindsight, the spacers probably aren't needed.

 

[bstnh1]

I had these old plastic shelves we weren't using anymore, shortened the upright PVC tubes and made some wooden spacers from scrap. In hindsight, the spacers probably aren't needed. View attachment 77655View attachment 77656View attachment 77654

I like those tags. Do you print them or buy them???

 

[Khristyjeff]

Thanks. I dislike scraping labels!
I print them. It’s a template for business cards that I adapt. It’s included in Apple’s free Pages app.

 

[DizzyIzzy]

I have been loading the wine bottles back into cases and stacking the cases on their side. If you use nomacorcs (cases on the far right), you won't have to stack them on their sides. Doesn't get more inexpensive than that.

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I see you have some piled 5 high.......they do not crush down on each other? I have my bottles in their boxes also {1 deep}, and I am so'o'o tired of moving them, and walking over them in my garage. I am going to try your setup...................Thanks.................................DizzyIzzy

 

[Rocktop]

#winemaker81 is that your champagne bottle openers resting on the shelf?
RT

 

[winemaker81]

#winemaker81 is that your champagne bottle openers resting on the shelf?

I have 2 oil lamps and 2 swords on the shelf.

 

[montanarick]

I have been loading the wine bottles back into cases and stacking the cases on their side. If you use nomacorcs (cases on the far right), you won't have to stack them on their sides. Doesn't get more inexpensive than that.

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why not put them into cases up-side-down? keeps corks wet and cases really aren't meant to be stacked sideways - just saying

 

[sour_grapes]

#winemaker81 is that your champagne bottle openers resting on the shelf?
RT

I have 2 oil lamps and 2 swords on the shelf.

I believe @Rocktop was referring to "sabering" champagne bottles (AKA "sabrage"): Sabrage - Wikipedia