36-Inch Stemware Rack for Matching Any Cabinet Finish

This Omega National maple stemware rack holds eight stemmed glasses beneath a wall cabinet or dedicated storage section, and ships unfinished so it can be stained or painted to blend with the surrounding cabinetry.

Key Features

• Eight individual openings suspend stemmed glasses by the base so each glass hangs securely.
• Solid maple construction provides a stable, paintable or stainable surface that takes finish cleanly.
• 36-inch width covers a generous run of cabinet space and serves a full set of stemware.
• Unfinished, ready-to-finish ships with bare wood so the finish matches the kitchen or bar cabinetry exactly.
• 12-inch depth fits standard wall cabinet undersides without extending beyond the cabinet face.
• S96 Series by Omega National is a recognized decorative wood product line for cabinetry applications.

Stemware Storage That Earns Its Place Under the Cabinet

Glasses stored upright inside a cabinet stack awkwardly and take up shelf space better used for other things. This rack moves them underneath, hanging each glass from its base through one of the eight formed openings. The glasses stay organized and accessible, and the cabinet shelf they vacated opens up for bottles, dishes, or whatever belongs at counter level. At 36 inches wide, the rack spans a full cabinet section and handles a complete set of wine or cocktail glasses without crowding.

Maple, Bare and Ready for Your Finish

Maple was the right wood choice here for a reason: it machines cleanly, holds fine detail at the openings, and accepts both stain and paint without the grain bleed-through that can plague softer species. Because the rack ships unfinished, the finishing decision belongs to whoever installs it. A cabinet shop can spray it to match the kitchen doors before the unit goes up. A homeowner can brush on a coat that ties it to the room. The result is a rack that looks like it belongs, not like an afterthought hung from a shelf.

Where This Rack Belongs

This is the right choice for a kitchen with a dedicated wine or entertaining zone, a butler's pantry with wall cabinets, or a built-in bar setup where stemware is part of the design. Cabinet shops finishing a custom kitchen will value the unfinished maple because it lets them control the final color precisely. Designers specifying a coordinated cabinet package can call out the finish to match doors and drawer fronts. Homeowners doing a targeted upgrade can paint or stain it themselves to match existing cabinetry. This rack is for indoor, dry-area installation only.

Common Questions

A Finished Look Starts With the Right Blank

Choose this 36-inch maple rack when the finish has to match the room and the space beneath the cabinet should do real work holding eight glasses.