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This Omega National hickory plate rack installs inside a cabinet to store and display plates upright, making a full 30-inch run of cabinet space work as organized plate storage. The rack is sold unfinished, ready to stain or paint alongside the surrounding cabinetry.
A 30-inch rack is sized for a cabinet bay that needs to carry a serious plate collection: a full set of everyday dishes, a run of serving platters, or a combination of both stored in one accessible place. Plates stand upright in the rack, held apart from each other, so pulling one plate does not require disturbing the rest. That is the practical difference between a plate rack and a stacked shelf: individual access without the noise and risk of ceramic on ceramic.
This length also suits a dedicated display cabinet where the plate collection is meant to be seen, not just stored. The hickory grain reads well through glass-front doors or in an open upper cabinet bay.
Hickory is a hardwood with a pronounced grain pattern, alternating light and dark streaks that give it more visual character than maple or alder. Omega National supplies this rack unfinished, which means the finish decision belongs to whoever is completing the cabinet interior. Stain it to match the cabinet box, apply a clear coat to let the hickory grain show, or paint it if the interior is a painted finish. The unfinished state also means the rack can be scuff-sanded before finishing for a cleaner surface bond. At 5/8 inch wide and 13-1/16 inches tall, the rack profile fits standard upper and base cabinet interiors without requiring custom routing or modification.
Cabinet shops and designers building custom kitchens will find the 30-inch length useful for a dedicated plate cabinet in a wide upper or base run. It works equally well in a china cabinet, a butler's pantry, or a dining room built-in where plates are stored near the table and displayed behind glass. The pack of four gives a fabricator enough pieces to outfit a multi-cabinet installation or carry inventory for a production kitchen build. Homeowners finishing a renovation can use it to convert an otherwise generic cabinet into a plate display that keeps a good set of dishes organized and accessible.
The SAP description notes it is RTA, meaning ready-to-assemble. It ships unfinished and unassembled, intended for installation into a cabinet interior after finishing.
Each pack contains four racks, each 30 inches long.
The 30-inch length suits dinner plates, salad plates, and most serving platters. The 13-1/16-inch height provides clearance for standard-diameter plates stored upright.
Hickory takes stain well and has a strong grain character that reads clearly even under a clear coat. If the cabinet interior is a uniform painted finish, the hickory grain will be covered, so the species choice matters most in stained or natural-finish applications.
Choose this rack to bring upright, individual-access plate organization to a wide cabinet run, finished to match, and built from a hardwood that holds up to daily use.
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