Please see the attached photos; I'm considering adding this wine rack to the cabinet noted in the second photo. The wine rack itself is only two lbs, and I don't know that I'd ever have nine bottles in it (and never while traveling). Our camper is stored right now but I'm hoping there's some structural support in the cabinet to attach the wine rack, but I'm concerned about the potential weight... What do you think?
TIA!
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Linda & Paul
2014 Rockwood Signature Ultralight 8292WS
2016 Ford F-150 XLT 4X4 Supercab,
3.5L V-6 Ecoboost
If you are afraid it won't hold, you can beef up the interior framing to strengthen things and use an L-bracket or wooden equivalent under the cabinet to beef things up.
Ok, saying I can securely mount the rack to the cabinet, my next concern would be; is the cabinet mounting to the wall secure enough to hold the rack! Lol!
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Linda & Paul
2014 Rockwood Signature Ultralight 8292WS
2016 Ford F-150 XLT 4X4 Supercab,
3.5L V-6 Ecoboost
Temperature is a big variable when storing wine. Whites would normally be mid to low 40's while reds mid to low 50's. If your having the wine within a month of purchase just keep em from breaking
Considering TT cabinets are thin & stapled together (not built like your kitchen cabinets) I wouldn't do what u suggested. However, I would investigate buying a small wine fridge & installing it underneath your counter top (where it angles back to the wall), then you would have chilled wine & wouldn't have to store bottles elsewhere when moving.
I put a wine rack just like this in my Solera bathroom to use as a towel rack. I glued and screwed a nice 1" X 2" X 2' strip to the wall and then attached the wine rack.