Omega National 62" L-Moulding for Stemware, Hickory - BOX/12, M4600HUF2

Hickory L-Moulding That Suspends Stemware Under Your Cabinetry

This Omega National M46 Series L-moulding provides the wood rail needed to hang stemmed glasses inverted beneath a wall cabinet or shelf, keeping a wine glass collection organized and accessible without occupying counter or shelf space.

Key Features

• Hickory wood construction delivers the bold, natural grain that sets this moulding apart from maple or alder alternatives in the same series.
• 62-inch length spans a generous run of cabinetry in a single piece, reducing seams on longer installations.
• Ready-to-finish surface accepts stain, paint, or clear coat so the rail can be matched precisely to the surrounding cabinetry.
• L-profile cross-section creates the ledge geometry that stemware hangs from when the moulding is mounted along a cabinet underside.
• Sold in a box of 12, suited to cabinet shops and installers finishing multiple runs or kitchens at once.

Where This Moulding Does Its Work

Stemware storage comes down to two options: take up shelf space inside a cabinet, or suspend glasses below the cabinet where the space is otherwise unused. This L-moulding handles the second approach. Once the rail is installed along the underside of a wall cabinet, stemmed glasses slide in by their bases and hang inverted, keeping them dust-free and within reach during prep or service. The profile runs the length of a cabinet section, so the storage scales with the cabinet run rather than being limited to a fixed-slot insert.

A 62-inch piece covers most standard single-cabinet runs and works across open shelving, wall cabinet undersides, and bar installations where the cabinet depth and mounting surface suit a continuous rail.

Working With Hickory and an Unfinished Surface

Hickory is among the more visually distinctive domestic hardwoods, with strong contrast between the heartwood and sapwood and a pronounced grain pattern that reads differently than the smoother faces of maple or the tighter grain of alder. That character is an asset in a kitchen where other elements already carry similar contrast, and it becomes the feature rather than background.

Because the moulding ships unfinished, the finish match is entirely in the installer's hands. The wood takes stain and clear topcoats well, and finishing before installation gives cleaner results at the edges and profile faces than trying to cut in after the rail is mounted. Sand lightly to 180 or 220 grit before any stain application to keep the grain open and the color consistent across the piece.

Who Reaches for This Product

Cabinet shops building wine bars, wet bars, or kitchen installations with dedicated stemware storage will get the most from the box-of-12 format, since multiple rails are typically needed across a full run or across several project kitchens. Designers specifying custom cabinetry in hickory use it to coordinate the stemware rail with the cabinet species rather than introducing a mismatched wood. Homeowners taking on a kitchen refresh who already have hickory cabinetry can match the rail to the existing finish with their own stain and topcoat.

Common Questions

A Stemware Rail Built to Match Your Cabinetry

Choose this hickory L-moulding when the project calls for an unfinished rail that can be stained or painted to coordinate with existing woodwork, sold in volume for shops and installers covering multiple runs.