Intermediate

Wine rack

Store, display, build only if you have wine at home

Intermediate template · horizontal storage, adjustable 6–24 bottles

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Wine rack design details

What's distinctive about this template

Wireframe — see structure
Auto X-cross lattice cells; each cell fits a standard 750 ml wine bottle

Design highlights

What this template's algorithm handles for you

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Bottle ⌀ 7–8 cm standard

Champagne reserves 9 cm

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6–24 bottles adjustable

Free choice of rows × columns

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Three lattice styles

Plain / cross / diamond

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Built-in / freestanding / wall

Three mounting options

What this template builds for you

Wine has to lie horizontal (keeps the cork moist) and store-bought racks rarely fit your actual space. The template takes a bottle count (6–24) and a column / row layout, then auto-computes the lattice cells from standard bottle diameter (7–8 cm).

Structure options: plain wood lattice (traditional), cross lattice (Nordic), diamond lattice (sculptural). Standalone (small) or wall-recessed (large 24+ bottles). Material: oak (matches the wine smell) or cypress (resists humidity).

A 12-bottle commercial rack runs $25–60; build it yourself for $10–20 in material. More importantly: build one as a gift for a wine-lover friend and every time they uncork they'll think of you. One of the highest-ROI gift projects in small woodworking.

Who this template suits

✓ Recommended for

· Anyone storing 6+ bottles
· Gift projects for wine-lover friends
· Restaurant / B&B fittings

× Not for

· Storing more than 30 bottles (build a full wall-recessed cabinet)
· Champagne bottles (9 cm diameter — standard lattice won't hold them)
· Long-term collectors (a wood rack isn't a temperature-controlled cellar)

Parameters you can adjust

The algorithm auto-computes dimensions, joinery, and material usage.

Bottle count

6–24 bottles; over 24 build a cellar

Lattice type

Plain / cross / diamond

Bottle diameter

7–8 cm standard; champagne needs 9 cm

Structure

Standalone / wall-recessed / wall-mounted

Enter sizes, get everything

Six deliverables in one pass — print A4 and walk into the shop.

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Engineering views

Front / side / top auto-dimensioned

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Perspective

3D rotatable, explodable, see inside

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Joinery detail

Every joint zoomed and dimensioned

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Cut list

Per-part sizes, board-foot conversion, waste estimate

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Cut layout

Optimized stock layout, minimum waste

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A4 PDF

One-click print for the shop

Real generated output

The screens below are actually generated from the Wine rack template — apply your sizes and they update live.

Engineering views
Front / side / top fully auto-dimensioned

Cut layout
Algorithmic nesting, minimum waste — hand to the lumber yard and cut straight from it

Cut list
Per-part sizes with board-foot conversion, printable for the shop

Build steps
Stock prep through finishing, every step timed

3D perspective
Rotatable, explodable, see the joinery inside

※ These regenerate live whenever you tweak size, wood, or style

When you'd build one

Collector

20 bottles to store — build a recessed rack and friends see your collection at a glance.

Gift

Build a 6-bottle rack for a wine-lover friend — more meaningful than just giving wine.

Restaurant

New restaurant wine cabinet — material cost beats made-to-order by miles.

B&B room detail

Each guest room gets a 6-bottle rack in the corner — guests can bring their own wine, and the detail says a lot.

4 preset variations

Swap styles in one click — no need to re-adjust every parameter from scratch.

Square lattice horizontal

3×4 grid, 12 bottles horizontal — the classic rack; great as gift or for personal storage.

Diamond lattice

bw×bt diamond cells, cellar style — 45° diagonals criss-cross; the strongest visual statement.

Standalone with feet

Built on legs — sits in a kitchen or restaurant corner; doesn't need a wall.

Bordeaux 6-bottle

Slim-shouldered Bordeaux spacing, 8 cm clear opening, 6-bottle starter rack.

FAQ

Horizontal or vertical?+

Wine: horizontal (keeps the cork moist). Sparkling: vertical OK (CO2 pressure prevents drying). Template defaults to horizontal.

What wood?+

Oak (pairs with wine aromatics), cypress (resists humidity), cherry (color matches red wine). Pine absorbs humidity — not recommended.

Weight calc for wall-mounted?+

A bottle is 1.5 kg; 12 bottles = 18 kg. Use 8 mm+ expansion bolts into concrete walls for that load.

Lattice spacing in cm?+

Standard wine bottle is 7–7.5 cm diameter, so clear opening 8–8.5 cm (0.5–1 cm of play). Champagne bottle is 9 cm, opening 10 cm. The template auto-computes from your input diameter.

Finish?+

Wax or oil (not PU). PU seals well but the rack contacts humidity and the film can lift. A natural beeswax coat once a year is plenty and is kind to the wood.