While Vin de Garde can also fabricate a traditional wine cellar, their modern cellar, based on a simple peg and board concept, is novel idea in wine storage. The aluminum rods can be placed in neat orderly rows to hold the wine bottles with their necks out or the rows of rods can be staggered to hold the wine bottles parallel to the wall. Chose square wooden dowels to hold the wine neck out if you prefer a more natural look. The panels can be ordered in wood, stainless, white, black or custom colored to match your walls.
When not used for storing wine, we can see using the rods as hooks to hold reusable shopping bags, aprons, dishtowels and, even large bowled or large footed wineglasses.
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Image 1: Vin De Garde Cellars; Images 2 & 3: Abigail Stone
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Love this!
It brings back memories of Plinko! :)
An architect friend of mine designed a wall like this in a restaurant 15 years ago...
...this is so DIY-able it's silly.
This is easy for DIY
You can just have a piece of wood and measure out the distance for the poles then use a metal bolt and affix it on the board and your done
If you want it so be more stylish you can have a metal tube slide over the bolts (Chrome or Copper) and you can easily buy the caps for the end so it looks pretty and paint the wood in a gloss white and it's very modern
This is on my DIY project list. @ mad_ideas where do you suggest to get the metal tubes and caps?
I smell an IKEA hack coming on. Don't they have screw-in furniture legs you can buy?
I like the idea, but not for bottles of wine. I do not drink (at all!), but even I know that if you keep the bottles orizontally the wine will get the taste of the cork!
"...even I know that if you keep the bottles horizontally the wine will get the taste of the cork!"
You couldn't be more incorrect.
Wines are stored on their sides so that the cork won't dry out and allow air into the bottle which will ruin your wine.
Red wine should especially be stored horizontally, or, upside down.
I'm DIYing this. We have a long skinny wall that needs this. It's screaming for it. Yay!