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Suar Wood Wine Rack for Up to 8 Bottles
This approximately 70 cm tall wine rack is handcrafted in Indonesia from solid Suar wood. Depending on the shape and diameter of the bottles, its organic, cactus-like design can hold up to eight wine bottles.
The freestanding wine bottle holder is suitable for living rooms, dining rooms, home bars, wine cellars and hospitality venues. Its width and depth depend on the natural growth pattern of the wood, making every piece unique.
Product Information
Product: Freestanding solid wood wine rack
Material: Solid Suar wood
Production: Handcrafted in Indonesia
Height: approximately 70 cm
Width and Depth: Vary according to the natural growth pattern
Capacity: Up to 8 bottles, depending on bottle shape and diameter
Design: Organic, cactus-like form
Delivery: Available immediately from stock in Switzerland, normally delivered within 1–3 working days
Individually Shaped Suar Wood Wine Holder
The natural growth pattern of the wood determines the width, depth and contours of this wine rack. As a result, each piece varies slightly in its shape, grain and colour.
At approximately 70 cm tall, the rack is designed as a freestanding wine bottle holder. It can be placed in a wine corner beside a sideboard, home bar or dining table and requires no wall mounting.
The wine rack is designed for standard 0.75-litre wine bottles. Depending on bottle diameter, it can hold up to eight bottles. Particularly wide bottles, including some champagne bottles, may reduce the number that can be accommodated.
For a long service life, we recommend using the wine rack indoors. It may also be placed on a fully covered terrace or in a conservatory, provided the wood is protected from rain, standing moisture and strong direct sunlight.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions About the Wine Rack
How Large Is the Wine Rack?
The wine rack is approximately 70 cm tall. Its width and depth depend on the individual growth pattern of the wood and may therefore vary slightly.
How Many Bottles Fit in the Wine Rack?
Depending on the shape and diameter of the bottles, the wine rack can hold up to eight bottles.
What Type of Wood Is the Wine Rack Made From?
The wine rack is made from solid Suar wood and handcrafted in Indonesia. Variations in grain, colour and shape are part of the natural character of the wood.
Which Bottles Fit into the Openings?
The openings are designed for standard 0.75-litre wine bottles. Champagne bottles and other bottles with particularly large diameters may reduce the available capacity.
Can the Wine Rack Be Used Outdoors?
We recommend using it indoors. It may be used on a fully covered terrace or in a conservatory, provided the wood is protected from rain, standing moisture and strong direct sunlight.
How Should the Wine Rack Be Cleaned?
Dust can be removed with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not use aggressive cleaning products, and wipe up spilled liquids promptly.
Can I View or Reserve the Wine Rack?
A viewing is possible by appointment between 1:30 pm and 5:00 pm at Ebnatstrasse 65, 8200 Schaffhausen. The wine rack can be reserved free of charge for one week. With a deposit, it can be stored free of charge for up to three months.
What Are the Delivery, Return and Warranty Conditions?
Delivery within Switzerland normally takes 1–3 working days and is handled by Swiss Post or Planzer. Shipping costs are shown at checkout. A 14-day right of return, a 30-day exchange period and a five-year warranty apply.
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