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This Omega National maple lattice rack holds 14 wine bottles in a 17-inch-wide by 36-inch-tall wood frame, supplied unfinished so it can be stained, painted, or sealed to match the surrounding cabinetry before installation.
A lattice rack works best when it disappears into the cabinet run rather than sitting in front of it. Because this unit arrives unfinished, a shop or installer can apply the same stain or paint used on the surrounding doors and face frames, so the rack reads as part of the cabinetry instead of an afterthought. The 14 openings spread across 36 inches of height, giving enough vertical range to hold a working collection without requiring a dedicated wine cabinet. It fits naturally into a tall pantry space, a butler's pantry section, or a dedicated wine column.
Maple is a close-grained hardwood that accepts stain predictably, though it benefits from a pre-conditioner when a uniform color is the goal. It machines cleanly, so the lattice joints and bottle openings arrive with tight tolerances and smooth edges that need only light sanding before finishing. The result is a surface that can go dark with a walnut stain, light with a natural seal, or opaque with a paint finish without the grain telegraphing through unevenly. Cabinet shops finishing to a color match will find the maple surface cooperative. Homeowners finishing in place should plan for a coat of conditioner first.
Cabinet shops building custom kitchens reach for this rack when a client wants wine storage built into the cabinetry line rather than purchased as freestanding furniture. Designers specifying a butler's pantry or a kitchen wine column can call out this unit with confidence that the finish step ties it to the rest of the install. It also suits a homeowner completing a semi-custom cabinet order who wants the wine storage to match the painted or stained finish already chosen for the kitchen. Because it is unfinished, it should be finished before installation rather than in place.
Finishing before installation is the practical approach. It lets you apply finish to all surfaces evenly and match the surrounding cabinetry before the unit goes into the opening.
Each opening measures 3-3/4 by 3-3/4 inches, which accommodates standard 750 ml wine bottles. Oversized or irregularly shaped bottles may not fit.
This is the lattice rack itself. It is designed to install into a cabinet opening. Any mounting hardware, cabinet box, or face frame is not included and depends on the installation method and cabinet construction.
Yes. Maple's tight grain makes it a solid choice for painted finishes because the grain does not show prominently through the paint. Sand and prime before painting for best adhesion.
This maple lattice rack brings 14 bottle openings and a finish-ready surface to a custom cabinet build, letting the shop or installer tie the wine storage into the surrounding millwork rather than leaving it as a separate element.
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