Spectrum Diversified Wooden Peg Holder, Stemware Bar Glasses Rack & Wine, Natural Wood Kitchen Storage & Organization

I used all the specific review suggestions and I love this thing! This is beautiful, simple, and elegant way to hang your decorative stemware. I purchased my own screws/anchors and made sure one was in a stud. I used a graduating "shim" (home depot) to put in the bottom to keep the thing from bending down. This is solid and the glasses haven't moved in 10 days, not one tad. This was not hard to install, just specific to how it needs to hang. My total cost to buy the extra "precautionary" hanging was $1.20 for the screws/anchors and $.89 for the "shims". This beat the $50.00 ones I found in terms of price, actual elegance to the glass as it's natural looking, not center stage. It's the entire effect of this piece and beautiful stemware. My glasses are Wine/Goblet and heavy and large. I have 4 on there but only want the elegant look of 4. I bought 2 of these and have 8 total on the holders between the 2. I would recommend this, don't hesitate. It's elegant and simple at the same time.

I was shopping for a rack because the bases on my new Riedel wine glasses were too large for my old rack. I found this product, and despite it being more expensive than some metal racks sold by Amazon, I bought one.The good news is, this rack will accommodate virtually any stemware with a base. The bad news is, the quality of this product isn't very good. It's basically a bunch of 7" long dowels inserted into a strip of unfinished wood. Even though the holes in the strip are uniformly spaced, the dowels aren't perfectly straight, which gives this rack a non-uniform appearance. At least the dowels seem firmly attached, so I don't worry too much about my glasses falling.In summary, it does the job ... it will hold 4 Merlot or Cabernet Savignon glasses (but unfortunately only 4, despite its 20"+ length). But it looks like some kid's 8th grade wood shop project.

Bought two of those to make a hanging rack for some craft supplies, which I LOVE and works so well. However, this would be the absolute worst wine glass rack. As you can see from my photos the rods are in all different directions. Doesn’t effect what I need it for so I don’t mind but I would be upset if I bought it for glasses.

This is a good product to inexpensively wall-mount and store your stemware. The rack is sturdy enough to hold stemware, and the wall mounting hardware is included. The only reason I only give the product 3 Stars is because some of the dowels are not screwed on straight, and nearly half of them were loose when the rack arrived. It was a simple matter of using a Phillips head screwdriver to tighten the loose dowels, but I would prefer having a product arrive and not require any adjustment or correction by me. I was unable to fix the dowels that were not straight, so will have to live with an imperfection; the reason I dropped a full Star from my review.

If you were one of those rich people that buys overly expensive items that look like they came from a 50's thrift store after getting thrown down a flight of stairs, or if you want to look like one of those kind of people, this is the item for you! The pegs are uneven, and it looks kind of retro (see above) if you're into that sorry of thing. It does the job, enough said

Only issue i can count off a star on, is that the last one i purchased had 3 prongs bent on it so i cannot store glasses on them. Other than that a decent product.

Was pretty easy to install, had mollies and screws included however now that it is installed and glasses are on it the whole rack seems to be pointing downwards. No glasses have fallen off but it still looks a little scary. But they are also not regular wine glasses, We are using it for his extensive beer glass collection lol

I have two of these, they work perfect for wine glasses. But be aware that it only holds half of the glasses that it are advertised. Otherwise it is impossible to fit the bottoms of the glasses on such tiny sticks.