Wine bottle management

[Paule]

Would like a solution to transport and display 6 to 12 bottles. Any ideas? Not interested in boxed wines, so don't even bother. Lol

What I don't want to do is box and unbox them every time we move the RV.

[Burgy]

I'm not familiar with your camper but could you pull off 2 cabinet doors and install your own rack to hold them?

[Paule]

That might work. I am shopping for ideas on line too.

[mark5w]

Here's an idea if you have wall room.

[stormseeker]

Ikea has a nice inexpensive stainless steel 4 bottle wall rack that can be daisy chained above or below with additional ones if needed. They can be mounted on a wall or ceiling/cabinet bottom and in nooks and crannies. You could mount them on a wall over a counter or shelf so the bottles sat upright but were held that way by the rack. If you mount them on a wall or ceiling so the bottles are held horizontally, you would need to rig some bungies or something for travel.

[r2millers]

Originally Posted by Paule

Would like a solution to transport and "display" 6 to 12 bottles.

Well, I guess I'm not much help here...besides, I wouldn't want to display the wines we drink. Woodbridge 1.5l is just fine in a cardboard box.

[Kingfish58]

Just came across this:

http://www.dwincorp.com/products/106...t-RV-Wine-Rack

[Paule]

Ahhh, not box wine. Just kidding, I am testing a wood in cabinet holder that can be pulled out after w get to site.

[johnwill]

We have one some what like this in my basement we make our own wine. They work nice. Wine Enthusiast 8-Bottle Countertop Wine Cellar - A Mediocre Corporation 272 03 07 01 - Wine & Bar Accessories - Camping World

[OhioMark]

You might want to knock the glass panel on the shelves above the sofa and put in a couple residential racks. Replace with clear glass... install some nice led lighting too.