Floor Wine Rack with Scalloped Rails for Wholesale

Description

This floor wine rack presents bottles horizontally across paired scalloped rails, with short end blocks building the repeated vertical frame. The room photographs show a tall display reference with a light grain appearance and curved foot ends. For wholesale buyers, its defining feature is the open rail structure: bottle contact points and the approved arrangement of rails, blocks and base determine the finished specification.

Fujian Xianxu Bamboo & Wood Co., Ltd. welcomes enquiries from importers, retailers and brands developing wine storage assortments. Use the photographs to discuss appearance, then confirm the material, dimensions, bottle range and assembly requirements against an approved drawing and sample before ordering.

Floor Wine Rack Structure and Display Reference

Each visible row uses front and rear rails with individual curved recesses. Short blocks sit at the rail ends and repeat through the height of the reference frame. This creates a different outline from racks with continuous corner posts, flat shelves or central upright panels. The open rows also make the bottle positions visible from the front.

The photographs illustrate the rack shape and horizontal bottle presentation. The bottles and surrounding furniture are display references. Set the delivered row arrangement, component list and bottle count in the order specification, together with the approved overall height and base design.

Bottle Fit and Floor Layout Planning

Start with the bottles your customers actually use. Share body diameter, shoulder shape, neck profile, overall length and filled mass, preferably with representative samples. Review how each bottle rests across the rail pair, how its neck and body align with the recesses, and whether adjacent bottles leave practical clearance for handling.

For a floor display, record the available footprint, access route and surrounding furniture. Agree on clearance for placing and removing bottles, then review the proposed arrangement in its intended location. Buyers comparing a smaller rail design can also examine our 4 tier wine rack with curved rails; its upright-panel frame requires a separate specification.

Specifications to Confirm Before Ordering

The following approval points turn the visual floor wine rack reference into an order specification. Record each agreed value in a revision-controlled drawing and bill of materials, and match the physical sample to that revision.

Specification	Buyer approval point
Overall arrangement	Finished height, width, depth, row layout and maximum permitted configuration.
Bottle compatibility	Representative profiles, filled mass, recess contact and handling clearance.
Rails and joints	Rail spacing, recess shape, end-block interfaces and joint tolerances.
Material and finish	Approved material identity, grain appearance, surface treatment and finish sample.
Base and installation	Foot profile, floor conditions and any required restraint or fixing specification.
Assembly contents	Component quantities, hardware, tools and instructions for the approved version.
Packaging	Packing state, protective inserts, carton dimensions, labels and shipment route.
Commercial terms	Order quantity, destination, quotation scope and agreed production schedule.

OEM and ODM Enquiry Options

For a custom wine rack enquiry, submit your target footprint, bottle assortment and desired appearance. Material choices, finish colours, rail profiles and changes to the frame can be reviewed for feasibility, sample requirements and cost. Any adjustment to height or row arrangement should include a fresh review of joints, loading and installation requirements.

Brand artwork, instruction language and carton graphics can be included in the enquiry. Specify the proposed marking position and dimensions so the artwork can be assessed against the parts and visible surfaces. Coordinate the design with your wider kitchenware assortment, while keeping this rack's sample and component approvals specific to its own configuration.

Assembly and Installation Review

Approve assembly instructions using the actual sample and its complete component set. The sequence should identify each rail and block, show the correct orientation, explain the joint connections and list the required hardware and tools. Check that the packed quantities match the illustrated version and that the instructions clearly identify the permitted finished arrangement.

Review floor contact, loading conditions and any necessary wall restraint with the responsible product or installation specialist. Where a fixing system is required, confirm the mounting location, wall substrate, compatible hardware and installation instructions. Include these decisions in the order documents and customer instructions before releasing the product.

Quality Checks and Protective Packaging

Agree on inspection criteria for rail recesses, joint fit, block alignment, surface condition and the assembled sample. Compare the approved bottle profiles against the agreed positions and record the loading conditions used for evaluation. Define acceptance limits with your quality team so production inspection refers to the same drawing, sample and intended use.

For a floor wine rack shipment, plan protection around projecting rail ends, curved feet and contact surfaces. For a component-packed version, separate parts to limit rubbing and identify them for assembly. For an assembled version, review carton support and handling requirements. Choose packaging evaluation suited to the shipment route and sales channel, then retain the approved packing layout and component checklist.

The ISTA guidance on selecting packaging tests explains how the distribution environment informs test selection. Agree the evaluation plan for the actual packed version and route; the reference photographs do not establish a packaging-test result.

Wholesale Floor Wine Rack Enquiries

Send the reference product, planned order quantity, destination and sales channel through our contact page. Include bottle samples or a profile list, available floor space, the preferred arrangement, branding artwork and packaging requirements. These details help define the sample request and quotation scope.

Before placing an order, align the approved sample, drawing revision, material list, assembly instructions and carton specification. Confirm the commercial terms in the quotation so the supplied version, packaging and inspection requirements remain clear throughout purchasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes this rack design distinctive?

The photographed reference combines paired scalloped rails with repeated short end blocks and curved foot ends. This rail-and-block structure is the starting point for discussing your floor display specification.

How should bottle capacity be specified?

Set capacity from the approved row arrangement and representative bottle fit assessment. Record the permitted configuration and loading conditions with the drawing and sample approval.

Can the frame be changed for a brand project?

Submit the requested dimensions, rail layout and appearance for feasibility review. Confirm any revised parts, assembly method and installation requirements through a separate sample approval.

What information is needed for a quotation?

Provide quantity, destination, bottle profiles, target footprint and packaging needs. Add artwork and instruction requirements where relevant, then agree on material, sample and commercial details in the quotation.