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A sleek and elegant way to display your wine bottles
A wall-mounted wine rack offers the opportunity to add a touch of luxury and sophistication to your living room or kitchen, while also impressing your guests. If you're a restaurant owner or run a small local business, it's the perfect accessory for your wine-loving customers, showcasing your finest bottles.
Choosing your wall mount
There's a wide selection of stands available, depending on the number of bottles you want to display, the type of mounting you need, and the material that best matches the rest of the room. Let's take a look at all of these options to help you make your choice.
Number of bottles
Of course, you should start by deciding how many bottles of wine you want to display in the wall-mounted wine rack. Many people choose the most prestigious bottles, often limited to 5-6 bottles , rarely more, but others prefer "everyday" bottles, reserving the cellar and its storage at a lower temperature.
Very often, you'll have the option to choose the number of bottles for the same product. If you'd like something with a larger capacity, there are freestanding bottle racks .
Bottle Holder Material
Next, you'll need to consider the material of the wall-mounted wine rack in relation to your existing décor . Obviously, if it's going to be displayed publicly, opt for a visually appealing material, such as wood. That said, for display in your wine cellar , a metal rack might be a more suitable option due to its resistance to humidity and other factors.
Location and wall mounting
When choosing the location and fixings for your Wall Bottle Holder, you should always opt for a place that allows for secure and, above all, accessible hanging, within easy reach.
Wine bottles are heavy, so it's best to drill into a concrete or wooden wall; a plastered or drywall wall might be problematic. It will also depend on the type of fixing provided , but it will mostly be screw-in.
The last things to consider are humidity and temperature . Like any good wine cellar, your red wine should be kept in a dry cellar at a temperature of 12 to 14 degrees Celsius. For white wine, place your bottles on the wall-mounted wine rack once your guests have arrived!