How To Build A Wall Mounted Wine Glass Rack

Using the same length as the bottom of the wine rack i cut another board to be the wine glass rack.

How to build a wall mounted wine glass rack.

Make it in less than a day. Using a pin nailer for this one might also make it easier if not a handy brad nailer. Classy on a budget best describes this diy wine rack. I did this by measuring a standard wine glass seeing how big the base is.

That is because you only need to purchase 3 boards that vary in size. There s a lot of ways you can display your wine whether it s in a small wall mount a tabletop design or an entire cabinet. Mark holes of the two brackets which will lie at each end wall mounted wine glass rack. Do this by holding each shelf bracket directly on the vertical pencil lines indicating the center of a vertical wall stud.

Not to mention a handmade wine rack would also be a lovely and thoughtful gift for a wine loving friend. If you do not like the idea of hopping from one store to another for buying a wine rack then build a contemporary one at home for a lesser cost. Place them near to the sink for easy washing and drying. Glue nail and or screw it in place between the top and bottom portions.

Attach few hooks on the wall and hang sturdy wires to hold the glasses. A materials and tools list building directions videos and photos are all included in this free wine rack plan. Drill holes for mounting screws by means of a drill and a drill which is slightly smaller than the round head screws. Here s a wine rack plan for a modular style wine rack that is mounted to the wall in your home.

Two for each side and nailed them to the edge of each side. Cut a piece of wood the height of your measurement and the depth of your wine rack to be used as a divider for the unit. We are going to help you get started by showing you 40 diy wine rack projects to display those reds and whites. Make your own wine glass rack.

This shelf keeps it s clean look thanks to pocket holes for the screw. The goal is to make wide slits where the glass stem can slide in and sit when not in use. You can trim the boards down with a miter saw to create the right lengths for the base as well as for the shelves. Cut a 3 4 x 2 notch out of the top back portion of the divider to fit around the hanger strip.

You can customize it to make as many of the modular units as you need to store your wine collection.