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The perfect Christmas or Holiday gift for your loved one who is a wine lover, alcohol connoisseur, sommelier or likes to keep a stacked bar. Women or men shops, dad or mom, will all love this handmade rustic reclaimed pine wine rack. This is a fantastic classy gift that will add extra wine storage to any home, add a modern rustic touch to any farmhouse, or create a funky interesting wall-mounted bar. This wine rack prevents dry cork and Holds a variety of bottle sizes, up to Magnum!

A stylish way to display your favorite bottles of wine. Handcrafted from 2" thick old-growth pine reclaimed from century-old demolition buildings throughout the Mid-West.
Unlike most other wine racks, this design can hold a variety of bottle sizes. Each bracket is hand fabricated from 1" wide American made steel. The brackets are extremely sturdy and support the bottles horizontally to prevent dry cork.

-Very sturdy!! Mounting to wall studs is recommended. Holes are pre-drilled with mounting screws included.

DIMENSIONS:
12 Bottle Wine Rack: 76" T x 9.5" W x 6"D
6 Bottle Wine Rack: 38"T x 9.5"W x 6"D
5 Bottle Wine Rack: 32"T x 9.5"W x 6"D
4 Bottle Wine Rack: 26"T x 9.5"W x 6"D
3 Bottle Wine Rack: 20"T x 9.5"W x 6"D

Contact us for custom size.

At Vault Furniture, we take pride in meticulously designing and crafting our products in the USA. Every detail is taken into consideration in order to bring you the best product possible. All of our materials are hand-selected and locally sourced. Using the highest quality, American made steel, solid old-growth pine, and commercial grade finishes.

We work with demolition companies around the Mid-west to salvage the reclaimed wood used for the wine racks. The solid pine 2x10s were once used as the floor and ceiling joists of the homes built in the early 20th century. Salvaging this high-quality reclaimed wood takes meticulous deconstruction and unfortunately is the reason why it is getting harder to obtain every day. Instead of dismantling buildings to salvage this material, more and more companies choose to simply excavate and dispose of everything into landfills.

We absolutely love the historical value this wood has and work hard to bring it to you at an affordable price. We believe in celebrating all of the natural characteristics and "imperfections". We do not fill the nail holes or completely sand off the saw marks because these details tell the story of where it came from. We often get asked to stain our wood to a solid color or try to stain the ends so they match the top but we refuse to. Instead, we lightly sand each piece to remove loose dirt and splinters while maintaining the weathered patina. Then we coat with clear water-based polyurethane. A durable finish that highlights the wood's natural color and one-of-a-kind character.

When it comes to design, we try to produce things that we would want for our own homes. As wine collectors, we found it frustrating that many wine racks only hold standard wine bottle sizes. That is why we spent time designing a custom bracket that could fit every size bottle from champagne up to magnums. Each bracket is hand fabricated from 1" wide American made steel. The brackets are extremely sturdy and support the bottles horizontally to prevent dry cork.


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ADDITIONAL HISTORY
Made from solid old-growth pine, the foundation beams are salvaged from demolition homes throughout St. Louis and Chicago. These beams are over 100 years old and have tons of character and even more history to them. The term "old growth" refers to the origins of the tree that the beam was produced from. These trees grew naturally for over 200 years, during a time before massive deforestation. Since they grew in a dense forest, they received less light and grew more slowly than newer lumber. This slower growth allowed for a tighter ring pattern and denser wood. An estimated 90% of these forests were cleared in the United States by the early 20th century. Today, "old growth" is strictly available through architectural salvage since remaining trees are protected by the US Forest Service.

DISCLAIMER
There will be holes. There will be marks. There will be imperfections. Rustic and Reclaimed furniture embrace the beauty of the natural and celebrate its flaws. This is solid wood furniture that exudes warmth with an organic character that gives off a relaxing vibe as it provides a connection to the past. If smooth, shiny and seamless are what you're after, then rustic and reclaimed may not be for you.
We cannot guarantee that the wine rack you receive will look identical to the one in the product shot. Although, all surface imperfections are natural and tell a story that spans over a hundred years, making each piece unique and truly one of a kind.
Unique characteristics include but are not limited to:
- Nail Holes
- Worm Holes
- Uneven Edges
- Saw Marks
- Beautiful color variation from light tan to black
- hand-notched holes from where the floor joists slid in
- Paint remnants
- Plaster Wall lines

Thank you so much for visiting Vault Furniture! Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or need a custom piece. We are always happy to help!

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