Wall-mounted, modular or kit racks, for a wall, a wine room or a wine cellar
Vintage View holders mount on the wall and display bottles lying down, label facing out. From a single bottle to a full wall: modules sit side by side and stack. The W Series is installed in rows; the Wine Wall assembles columns of up to 54 bottles.
To turn an entire room into a wine cellar: Modulo-X assembles starter and extension modules; ModuloSteel adds steel columns and half-columns. Start with one module and expand without starting over.
Columns you assemble yourself, from 8 to 96 bottles, with bases and filler strips to fit out a wall or a cellar to measure. The most economical way to get a large capacity.
The premium version of the kit: diamond bins, half-height and double columns, from 72 to 144 bottles.
All wine racks and bottle holders · 47 models
Wall-mounted holders, modular racks or kit cellars: four brands to store your bottles your way.
A wall-mounted rack, like Vintage View, mounts on the wall and displays bottles lying down, label visible. A modular rack, like EuroCave's Modulo-X or the Kit Rack kits, is built in columns and grows module by module: it's the solution for turning an entire room into a wine cellar.
Count the bottles you have today, then add room for two or three years of purchases. Modular and kit racks let you expand later without replacing everything.
For a wine cellar, yes. A rack stores bottles, it doesn't keep them cool: insulation and a wine cellar cooling unit maintain the temperature and humidity. Our guide to insulating a wine cellar explains the steps.
It depends on the model: each product page lists the accepted formats. If in doubt, our advisors in the Laval and Brossard stores will check for you.
