kena@ihu1m.UUCP (k.h. abshier) (10/01/85)
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I am interested in building a wine rack in my basement and would be
interrested in any ideas anyone has as to how to go about building one.
I would like to build one fairly large, big enough to hold about
40 - 50 bottles or more.
Any help would be appreciated. thanks. Ken Abshier ihu1m!kena
312-979-3430
wq:kena@ihu1m.UUCP (k.h. abshier) (10/01/85)
*** REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR MESSAGE *** Actually i would like to make this rack big enough to hold about 100 or so bottles. I have a wall 7 x 14 in my bar room that I am going to put this rack on or build into the wall. thanks again. Ken Abshier ihu1m!kena 312-979-3430 :wq
schley@mmm.UUCP (Steve Schley) (10/04/85)
In article <705@ihu1m.UUCP> kena@ihu1m.UUCP (k.h. abshier) writes: >I am interested in building a wine rack in my basement and would be >interrested in any ideas anyone has as to how to go about building one. A simple wine rack can be put together using round clay drain pipe. I bought a number of the ~3 inch diameter by about 12 inch long pipes at a local lumber yard, and they fit 750 ml bottles nicely. Larger round and square pipes can be found as well. Stack them, cordwood style, either against a wall or in a frame of your devising. If you place them in a dark corner of a basement, in contact with the concrete, you'll get nice, cool, constant temperatures -- good for the wine, I'm told. Two drawbacks: they're heavy (not really a problem for me), and they tend to scratch labels. -- Steve Schley ihnp4!mmm!schley