Unfinished Alder Wine Bottle Storage Ready for a Custom Finish

This Omega National Sonoma Series wine bottle rack gives cabinetmakers and installers a solid alder wood starting point: 24 bottle openings in a 24-inch-wide by 30-inch-tall format, supplied unfinished so it can be stained, painted, or sealed to match the surrounding cabinetry.

Key Features

• 24 individual bottle openings organize a full two-dozen bottle collection in a single unit.
• Alder wood construction takes stain and paint evenly, making it a practical choice for custom finishing work.
• Unfinished surface ships ready for the stain, paint, or clear coat of your choosing.
• 3-3/4 by 3-3/4 inch opening size accommodates standard wine bottle diameters.
• Sonoma Series design from Omega National Products, built for in-cabinet or built-in wine storage applications.

Where This Rack Belongs in the Project

This unit fits the gap in a cabinet run where dedicated wine storage is planned from the start. The 24-inch width lines up with a standard base or tall cabinet module, and the 30-inch height works well in a section of cabinetry set aside for wine. Because it arrives unfinished, it can be finished on the bench before installation, finished in place after install, or left for the homeowner to finish later. The 24 openings handle a working collection without taking over an entire wall, and the individual cubbies keep bottles from rolling or stacking.

Alder Wood and the Unfinished Advantage

Alder is a fine-grained hardwood that accepts stain with consistency and minimal blotching, which is why it is a common choice for furniture and cabinetry that will be finished on site. For paint-grade applications, the smooth surface takes primer and paint cleanly. For stain work, the grain is fine enough that it does not telegraph through the finish the way a more open-grained species would. The unfinished state means there is no factory coating to sand through or color to match after the fact: the finisher starts clean and controls the result.

Who Orders This Unit

Cabinet shops building a kitchen or bar project with a dedicated wine section reach for this rack when the finish will be matched to the surrounding cabinetry on the job. Interior designers specifying a custom built-in wine wall use it as the in-cabinet insert the carpenter will finish to spec. Homeowners doing a finish-it-yourself renovation appreciate that the unit is ready to take any finish they choose. For any of these buyers, the key is that the finish color and sheen are not locked in at the factory.

Common Questions

The Right Starting Point for a Finished Wine Storage Build

For projects where the wine storage finish needs to match the room, this unfinished alder rack hands control back to the builder, the finisher, or the homeowner.