Under Cabinet Wine Glass Rack with 3 Channels for Wholesale

Description

Three-channel storage beneath a cabinet shelf

This under cabinet wine glass rack is a framed holder with three parallel channels for hanging stemware. In the reference photos, glass bases slide into the open ends and rest above the support ledges, leaving the bowls suspended below the shelf. The rectangular frame gives buyers a clearly defined unit to position within a cabinet or beneath an open shelf.

For a wholesale range, this format can complement bar accessories or kitchen organizers. It holds stemware rather than wine bottles; there is no bottle shelf built into the pictured unit. Treat the photographed glasses and cabinet setting as placement references, then specify the rack around the glassware and installation conditions intended for your market.

Check glass fit before planning capacity

Glass count depends on more than the number of channels. Send the supplier the base diameter, stem diameter, overall height and widest bowl diameter of each glass style. A base must enter and remain supported by the channel, while adjacent bowls need room to avoid contact during insertion and removal.

Request a sample check with the actual glasses or dimensionally equivalent samples. Review the entry opening, support width and usable channel length together. A mixed assortment of flutes, wine glasses and wider bowls may require a different arrangement from the one photographed. Approve the intended loading plan before printing a capacity claim on the carton or retail listing.

Specify mounting and cabinet clearances

The photos show a holder fixed beneath a shelf, with mounting points visible in the frame. Installation therefore needs to be considered alongside the rack itself. Identify the cabinet substrate, shelf thickness and available fixing area, and ask for a mounting drawing suited to that installation.

Check the space below the suspended glasses and the clearance needed to slide them out. Cabinet doors, hinges, handles and objects stored beneath the rack can affect access. For open shelving, also review how far the rack sits back from the shelf edge. Have the proposed fixings and installation method assessed for the intended cabinet; the photos do not establish a universal mounting method or rated load.

Under cabinet wine glass rack specification checklist

Use the visible layout to start the discussion, then record the production details in the approved drawing and quotation.

Item	Photo reference	Confirm for the order
Structure	Rectangular frame with three parallel stemware channels	Final channel layout and frame construction
Glass interface	Glass bases supported above channel ledges	Entry gap, support width and fit for the chosen glasses
Size and mounting	Unit attached beneath a cabinet shelf	Overall dimensions, fixing positions and cabinet requirements
Material and finish	Light brown surface and layered edge appearance	Material specification, coating and approved finish sample
Capacity and load	Stemware arranged in the three channels	Glass arrangement and load assessment for the intended installation
Pack contents	Rack, glasses and cabinet shown in use	Rack quantity, any hardware, instructions and packaging contents

Develop an OEM or private-label brief

A useful customization brief starts with the cabinet space and target glass collection. Include a drawing, reference finish and the retail channel. If you want changes to the frame, channel dimensions or mounting points, request a feasibility review before treating the revised design as an available option.

For branding, identify the desired logo location and submit artwork for review. Keep branding clear of the glass entry path and support surfaces. Ask for a sample showing the proposed mark, finish and edge treatment together. Browse the kitchenware range or the bamboo and wood products catalog when planning related items, while specifying each product separately.

Pack the rack and document installation

Inspect the sample for rough contact edges, channel consistency, alignment and finish coverage. Repeat glass insertion and removal with the intended glassware, and review access after installation. Agree on the checks and acceptance criteria before production rather than using a photograph as evidence of performance.

The rectangular frame and channel edges need a packing arrangement that limits movement and rubbing in transit. Confirm whether the order will use individual retail packs, consolidated wholesale cartons or another format. List any hardware separately and verify the contents against the installation instructions. Choose transport testing according to the packed product and distribution route; ISTA testing guidance provides background for that discussion, not a test result for this rack.

Request a wholesale quotation

Send the required quantity, destination market, cabinet details, glass measurements, desired finish, branding brief and packaging format to Fujian Xianxu Bamboo & Wood Co., Ltd.. State whether the quotation should include proposed fixings or installation instructions, and request confirmation of sample arrangements, order quantity requirements and production scheduling.

Use the contact page to submit your brief. Attach cabinet and glass drawings where available so the discussion can address fit and installation before the commercial details are finalized.

Frequently asked questions

Does the rack fit every wine glass?

Fit depends on the base, stem and bowl dimensions. Confirm the channel dimensions and check a sample with the glasses intended for use.

How many glasses can it hold?

The photos show an example arrangement. Final capacity depends on glass size, channel length and spacing, so approve the loading plan for your order.

Are screws and installation tools included?

Pack contents are not confirmed by the reference photos. Ask the quotation to identify any fixings, tools and instructions supplied.

Can the finish or dimensions be changed?

Submit the proposed changes for feasibility review. Any revised finish or dimensions should be approved through samples and a written specification.

Is the pictured material a confirmed production specification?

Confirm the material and coating in the order documentation; surface appearance alone does not establish composition or certification.