Wine Racking Systems | VintageView for sale from Enoteca Sileno

Wine Racking Systems | VintageView

Supplier: Enoteca Sileno

Wine Racking Systems | VintageView

Don't hide your cellar, show it off.

VintageView allows you to store wine with the labels clearly visible, making your cellar a decorative feature and your wines easier to find, the patented metal system can be customised for any space, from personal wine cellars and retail stores to large scale restaurant and hospitality settings.

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VintageView Wine Storage Systems were invented in 2001 and have become the world standard in label forward wine display. These innovative racks were created by Doug McCain, the founder, of Wine Master Cellars. The small company, once operated out of a garage in Colorado, has grown to a world-wide supplier of high quality, wine storage and display systems for use in homes, wine stores, hotels, grocery stores, bars and restaurants.

The company has earned two US Patents, a China patent and numerous design, style, innovative product and customer service awards. We pride ourselves in providing excellent customer service for a superb line of products, and we are ready to help you create the wine cellar of your dreams.

Quality and Standards

Although simple at first glance, VintageView Wine Storage Systems are a series of precise angles and material specifications ensuring the proper support of your wine collection. All of our racks are built to exact specifications with the final product going through a multi-point quality control inspection before it’s approved. Our goal is 100% customer satisfaction. All of our products come with a lifetime warranty.

Materials

VintageView racks are built from cold-rolled steel and welded to safely support the wine bottles. Our sourcing staff insures that every product specification is exactly met, with little to no possibility of product failure. VintageView racks are available in numerous configurations ranging from simple wall mount strips to free-standing island and point-of-purchase displays.