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This Omega National L30 Series lattice rack stores eleven wine bottles in a solid cherry wood frame, supplied unfinished so it can be stained or painted to coordinate with the surrounding cabinetry before installation.
A lattice rack earns its place when the storage is meant to be seen. Built into a wine cabinet, a bar run, a butler's pantry, or an open shelving bay, the grid face reads as a finished architectural detail rather than functional hardware. This rack is sized to fill a bay without crowding the surrounding frame, and the eleven-bottle capacity suits a household collection that turns over regularly rather than one meant for long-term cellaring in the dark.
Because the rack ships unfinished, it is well suited to new cabinet builds and renovation projects where the finish schedule is still open. A cabinetmaker or finisher can stain the cherry to match door profiles, apply a painted finish for a contrast detail, or seal it clear to let the wood character read on its own.
Cherry is a close-grained hardwood that takes stain evenly and darkens with age and light exposure, which makes it a reliable choice for a rack intended to be finished in place. The L30 Series lattice construction holds each bottle in its own cell, which keeps bottles separated, reduces rolling, and gives the front face a uniform grid appearance. Because no finish has been applied at the factory, there is no color or sheen to match around; the final look is entirely in the hands of the person applying the finish on-site.
Cabinet shops and custom woodworkers reach for this rack when a client wants wine storage integrated into a cabinetry run rather than a standalone freestanding unit. Designers specify it when the finish needs to be controlled across an entire kitchen or bar project. Homeowners tackling a built-in wine cabinet find it a straightforward insert: size the opening to the rack, finish it to match, and set it in place. The unfinished state also makes it the right call when an existing rack needs to be matched to cabinetry that has already been finished in a specific stain.
Finishing before installation is the easier approach since all faces are accessible. Seal, stain, or paint the rack on a bench, let it cure fully, then set it into the cabinet opening.
Each cell measures 3-3/4 by 3-3/4 inches, which fits a standard 750ml wine bottle. Larger-format bottles such as magnums may not fit.
This is a built-in insert sized to fit into a cabinet opening or a dedicated wine cabinet bay. It is not a freestanding floor or countertop rack.
The source data does not confirm mounting hardware in the box. Installation method and any fastening are determined by the cabinetry it is set into.
Choose this rack when the project calls for an eleven-bottle cherry lattice insert that takes the finish schedule of the surrounding cabinetry rather than dictating its own.
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