HOMCOM Wine Rack Liquor Cabinet Shelf Bottle Storage Iron Tower Home Decoration

Love wine but don't have the space for a full wine cellar? Let this Homcom large capacity ornate wine bottle organizer lend a hand. A swirling, elegant iron front door opens onto 45 circular bottle cradles. Horizontal wine storage allows for corks to remain moist which limits unwanted air contact and keeps your wine in peak condition. This wine rack is compact, convenient, and will easily fit in a home bar, kitchen, or living room.

PRODUCT FEATURES

• Holds 45 Bottles: This fancy wine rack can store 45 standard Bordeaux bottles of wine or other beverages, creating ease of access in an aesthetically pleasing iron cage.
• Lockable Design: Easily control access to your home cellar. Conveniently features a slide-lock latch door that allows you to keep wine out of the way. PADLOCK NOT INCLUDED.
• Elegant and Beautiful Design: Elegant renaissance scrollwork door and simple cage design in an antique bronze fits beautifully in any kitchen, dining room, or home bar.
• Wrought Iron: As substantial as it is stylish, this floor standing wine storage is soldered with solid iron bars, ideal wine organizer holder for your house
• Wine Holder Dimensions: Overall Dimension: 18.25in W x 14.25in D x 53in H, Bottle Rack Size: Dia 3.75in, Door Size: 17inW x 48.5inH, Weight Capacity: 176 lbs
• Metal
• Other
• Imported

Aosom LLC
27150 SW Kinsman Rd Wilsonville, OR 97070
(503) 746-5886/marketing@aosom.com

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WARNING: CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING The State of California Health and Safety Code Section 25249.6, et seq., commonly known as Prop. 65, requires products to be labeled if any of over 900 chemicals are present even in trace amounts. This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel compounds, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.