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This Omega National M46 Series stemware moulding is a solid alder wood T-profile strip designed to mount under a wall cabinet shelf and cradle stemmed glasses by the base, keeping a wine collection organized and off the counter.
A stemware moulding mounts to the underside of a wall cabinet shelf and provides a row of slots that grip the bases of wine glasses, holding them inverted between uses. This keeps glasses off the counter, reduces the risk of tipping, and puts a full set within easy reach during service. The T-profile is the common standard for this application, and alder machines and routs cleanly, so the slots can be cut on site to the specific glass-base diameter needed.
Alder is a close-grained hardwood that accepts stain with minimal blotching, making it a practical choice when the moulding needs to match painted or stained cabinetry. Because this strip ships unfinished, the finish coat goes on after installation, which means the final color can be dialed in to match the cabinet exactly rather than approximated from a prefinished option. Each strip measures 62 inches long, 3 inches wide, and 3/4 inch in height, giving the installer meaningful material to work with when sizing the slot layout to a specific glass type.
This moulding is suited to kitchen and bar cabinetry where stemware storage under a wall cabinet is part of the design. It works well in a custom kitchen renovation where the cabinet finisher is already applying a finish to surrounding woodwork, in a wine bar or butler's pantry where hanging glasses is a display element, and in cabinet shop production runs where a consistent stemware detail is part of the standard build. The box-of-four quantity makes it practical for shop stock and multi-cabinet jobs. For a single strip in a smaller installation, confirm the quantity needed against the available cabinet span before ordering.
No. The strip ships as a flat T-profile in unfinished alder. The stemware slots are routed or cut on site to the diameter that matches the specific glasses being stored.
The moulding is typically glued, stapled, or screwed to the underside of the wall cabinet shelf. The specific fastening method depends on the cabinet construction and the installer's preference.
Yes. Alder takes stain evenly and is one of the more forgiving species for color-matching painted or stained cabinetry. Finishing after installation gives the best match to surrounding surfaces.
Yes. Alder cuts cleanly with standard cabinet shop tooling, so trimming to a shorter cabinet span is straightforward.
Four 62-inch strips of unfinished alder T-moulding give a cabinet shop or installer the material to add stemware storage under a wall cabinet run and finish it to match the surrounding cabinetry in a single step.
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