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This Omega National M46 Series T-moulding suspends stemmed glasses beneath a cabinet shelf, using a T-profile that grips each stem so glassware hangs secure and out of the way. It arrives unfinished in red oak, ready to stain or paint before installation.
Stemware moulding earns its place in kitchens, wet bars, and dining room built-ins where wine glasses are used often enough to justify keeping them off a shelf and out of a cabinet door's way. Mounting the strip to the underside of a wall cabinet or a bar shelf turns dead space into glassware storage: stems slot into the T-groove, glasses hang inverted, and the shelf above stays clear for everything else. At 62 inches, a single strip covers most standard 60-inch upper cabinet runs, and a box of four gives a shop or installer enough material for a full kitchen pass or a multi-section bar installation.
Red oak is a practical choice for stemware moulding in a kitchen setting: it is dense enough to hold a screw cleanly, machines to a sharp profile edge, and accepts stain in the open-grain pattern most woodworkers expect from the species. The T-profile is 3 inches wide and 3/4 inch thick, proportions that keep the strip visually light under a shelf while still providing enough material for the groove to grip a stem securely. Because it ships unfinished, the moulding needs to be stained, sealed, or painted before installation. Finish it to match the surrounding cabinet before cutting to length and mounting, so the raw wood is never exposed once it is up.
Cabinet shops building out a red oak kitchen or bar specify this moulding when the design calls for integrated stemware storage rather than a separate rack. Custom woodworkers use it to match an existing red oak finish exactly, since the unfinished surface eliminates any factory-finish mismatch. Designers spec it into wet bar built-ins and butler's pantry sections where the glass count is high and floor space is not. Contractors ordering for a renovation job will find the box-of-four quantity useful for covering a full upper cabinet run without a mid-job reorder.
No. The moulding ships unfinished so you can stain, seal, or paint it to match the surrounding cabinetry. Finish it before cutting to length and mounting.
Each box contains four 62-inch strips.
Yes. Because it is unfinished wood, it can be painted to match a painted cabinet just as readily as it can be stained to match a natural wood finish.
The T-moulding profile is designed for typical stemware. If you are storing unusually thick or unusually thin stems, test fit a sample before committing to a full installation.
Choose this red oak T-moulding when the design calls for stemware storage that disappears into a red oak kitchen or bar, with enough length per strip to span a wide run and enough strips per box to cover a complete installation.
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