24-Opening Cherry Wine Rack for a Custom Stain or Paint Finish

This Omega National Sonoma Series wine rack stores 24 bottles in a solid cherry wood frame that ships unfinished, ready to be stained, painted, or sealed to match the surrounding cabinetry before installation.

Key Features

• 24 bottle openings arranged in a grid to organize a working wine collection in one unit.
• Solid cherry wood construction from the Sonoma Series, with natural grain ready to accept a custom finish.
• Unfinished surface lets the installer apply any stain, paint, or topcoat to match the cabinet finish exactly.
• 3-3/4 x 3-3/4 inch openings sized to accept standard wine bottles.
• 24 inches wide by 30 inches tall for a proportional fit in a tall cabinet run or a dedicated wine cabinet.

Where This Rack Fits the Job

A 24-opening rack is a practical size for a kitchen with a dedicated wine section, a butler's pantry, a bar cabinet, or a dining room built-in. At 24 inches wide and 30 inches tall, it fills a standard cabinet bay without requiring a custom opening, and its 24 openings give a homeowner enough capacity to keep a rotating selection on hand without committing to a floor-to-ceiling installation. The grid format organizes bottles individually so nothing rolls or stacks, and each bottle stays accessible without disturbing the others.

Cherry Wood, Ready for Your Finish

Cherry is a closed-grain hardwood with a fine, even texture that takes stain evenly and develops a warm, reddish-brown tone under a clear coat. Because this rack ships unfinished, the installer controls the final color and sheen. That flexibility is what makes it suitable for a custom cabinetry project where the wine rack needs to disappear into the surrounding millwork rather than read as a separate insert. Apply the same stain and topcoat used on the cabinet boxes and the rack becomes part of the run.

Who This Is For

Cabinet shops and finish carpenters building custom kitchen or bar projects will find the unfinished surface straightforward to finish in the shop before installation. Designers specifying a wine section into a new kitchen layout can call out this unit knowing the cherry grain will coordinate with cherry or complementary hardwood cabinetry. Homeowners planning a DIY built-in bar or pantry cabinet who want a finished result that looks intentional, not aftermarket, will get there by finishing the rack before setting it in place. This is not a ready-to-install unit for someone who wants to skip the finishing step.

Common Questions

A Cherry Wine Rack Built for the Finish It Will Wear

Choose this 24-opening Sonoma Series rack when the wine storage needs to match the cabinetry exactly, and the finishing step is already part of the project plan.