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Racking

Racking for the wall you have.

Label-forward metal rails, stackable pine, and custom wood racking designed to your wall. Set the wall below and the kits that fit it sort to the top; every count comes from the kit's own specification.

Long cellar aisle between redwood racks and illuminated bottle display rows
Plan your rack layout

How to choose

  1. Measure the wall and leave room to reach bottles.
  2. Choose wood or metal, then your bottle depth.
  3. Plan your rack layout — Send Mike the dimensions

Before you choose a kit

Build the wall first.

Give the wall a width and height to find kits that fit. Capacity comes from each kit's own specification.

A racking wall drawn to the width and height you set, filled with the family you chose
4 to 20 feet
Wall height6 to 10 feet
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This wall holds bottles

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These kits do not fit within that wall. Try a different wall size or racking family.

We need the kit's complete measurements before we can plan this wall. Send Mike the dimensions.

Enter a wall width and height within the available ranges.

A rack wall drawn to scale: custom individual-bottle redwood racking on 3.75 inch centers, a curved corner, VintageView rails and a Modularack.

Families we stock

  • Label forward, metalVintageView rails hold bottles label out, three deep where you want it.
  • Freestanding towerMetal and acrylic towers that stand away from the wall and let light through.
  • ModularackStackable wood modules that grow a few bottles at a time.

Call Mike at (925) 944-1084

Rack wall plannerCapacity comes from each kit's own specification. Your door, your outlets and your bottle sizes decide the final count; Mike checks all three.

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What to know before you buy

Give every bottle a planned place. VintageView covers wall-mounted and freestanding metal displays; Modularack uses stackable Australian pine; and when the room calls for wood racking built to its walls, Mike designs it as part of a custom cellar. Start with the collection and the room, then choose the material, depth and access pattern that suit both.

Bring wall measurements, bottle sizes and a few photos to the Walnut Creek showroom. Mike will compare configurations and flag separate trim, extensions or installation materials. Confirm the delivery and assembly plan before you order. Ask Mike about fit.

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Call Mike
  • Talk to Mike

    (925) 944-1084. Monday-Friday, 9:30am-5:30pm.

  • Visit the showroom

    Our Walnut Creek showroom. Saturday by appointment; closed Sunday.

  • Plan the delivery

    For large equipment, check access and the receiving service before ordering.