RTA 16 Bottle Traditional Wine Rack - Kit - Manhogany Pine (FSC),42. 6 x 32. 9 x 22. 3 cm (width x height x depth)

Bit more complicated to put together than I had anticipated but once I got the hang of it worked perfectly. Looks great and an delighted with this product

This one not as easy to assemble as my previous one . Nails bent too easily an holes not always accurate.ok if you have a previous one to copy.

This rack is of exceptionally low quality, and I would avoid again. First off, to manage expectations, you’re getting a Meccano set with some extra wood. There’s a significant amount of assembly required, and you’ll probably need a trip to a DIY store.The nails supplied are not suitable for the wood, and there’s no pre-drilled holes, so a good few nails bent in the last 5mm which is amazingly frustrating. There’s no spare nails either so you’ll need to have some to hand. It would be much better with screws and pre-drilled holes.Once everything is assembled, the metal braces don’t all sit flush with the wood batons, so it ends up looking pretty shoddy. I won’t be getting one again.

I actually bought 2 of these wine racks, the only tool you need is a hammer. You will need the hammer to drive the supplied nails through the already drilled holes to secure the metal straps which ties the back of the rack together. There is a very clear instruction book supplied with diagrams showing each step of assembly.

The rack works quite nicely. However, it's a pain to put together - the wood is very hard, so the nails provided bend before they go in. I went to screwfix and bought a box of screws, and this made putting it together much easier. One of the pieces of wood also cracked, but frankly I couldn't be bothered to go through the palaver of replacing 1 bit of wood

Classic and simple designed wine rack that does the job. Pieces are machined to fit together without much problem. Instructions are a little too minimal, but it doesn't take too much effort to figure out what goes where. One thing that could be improved is to use screws rather than nails and if you are going to supply nails, make sure there are a few spares. Otherwise a good product and would buy again.

Before purchasing, I read some reviews - People complaining about building the thing - what do you expect? It's simple if you follow the instructions and there is even an online video to watch if you take the time to search. Holds all the wine, nice and sturdy and an easy build.

Used in a cupboard to get wine out of small kitchen.