Omega National 62" L-Moulding for Stemware, Red - BOX/12, M4600OUF2

Red Oak Grain and a 62-Inch Run That Fits a Wide Cabinet Opening

This Omega National M46 Series stemware moulding is an unfinished red oak L-profile strip designed to mount under a wall cabinet shelf and suspend stemmed glasses by their bases, keeping stemware organized and off the counter.

Key Features

• Red oak wood species brings a pronounced, open grain pattern that takes stain readily and matches red oak cabinet runs naturally.
• 62-inch length spans a wide cabinet opening or can be cut down to fit a shorter run.
• L-profile moulding shape creates the ledge that suspends stemware by the base of the glass.
• Unfinished surface lets the installer stain, paint, or seal to match the surrounding cabinetry.
• 1-3/4 inch width, 3/4 inch height keeps the profile compact against the underside of the shelf.
• Sold in a box of 12 for shop use, renovation projects, or multi-cabinet installations.

Where This Moulding Works

Stemware moulding turns the dead space under a wall cabinet into a dedicated glass-storage zone. The L-profile catches the base of an inverted stemmed glass, holding it securely while keeping the bowls clear of shelves and drawers below. In a kitchen, that means wine glasses stay at hand near the serving area. In a wet bar or butler's pantry, the strip lines the underside of a cabinet shelf and puts the collection on display without taking up counter space. Because the profile is compact, it works in standard cabinet depths without projecting into the clearance zone.

Species, Surface, and the Case for Custom Finishing

Red oak is the species of choice when the surrounding cabinetry is red oak, and it is also a practical pick when the finish plan calls for a medium-to-dark stain: the open grain of red oak accepts pigment deeply and evenly, producing a rich result that blends with the cabinet doors and face frames around it. Arriving unfinished, each strip can be stained, painted, or sealed on the bench before installation, so the finish on the moulding and the cabinet matches without the complications of finishing in place. The M46 Series profile is consistent piece to piece, which matters when multiple strips are running across adjacent cabinets in a single kitchen.

Who Orders This and When

Cabinet shops finishing a red oak kitchen will stock this moulding alongside their door and drawer material so the stemware detail is finished in the same batch as the rest of the job. Custom builders and finish carpenters reach for it when a homeowner wants built-in glass storage without adding a separate rack unit. Designers specify it in butler's pantries and bar areas where the look needs to read as a cabinet detail, not an afterthought. The box-of-12 quantity supports a full kitchen run or a multi-room project without reordering mid-job.

Common Questions

Built-In Glass Storage That Finishes with the Cabinet

Choose this red oak stemware moulding when the install calls for a 62-inch run, a custom finish, and a wood grain that disappears into a red oak kitchen.