I was looking through the classified ads trying to find used kitchen base cabinets for building a kitchen island and by pure chance came across a yard sale ad that listed "commercial wine racks" - not knowing what to expect, Jeff a
nd I went to the yard sale and found what may well be our best bargain purchase yet. The guy selling the racks was a very high end contractor, who had remodeled a multi-million dollar home, where the new owners wanted to reduce the size of the build in wine cellar. The contractor pulled out the extra teak wood wine racks that were no longer needed and he has been selling them to friends for a while 
and wanted to get rid of the last 6. These are not small wine racks, they are about 8 ft wide and 6 ft tall. We bought all 6, of these, 3 are for individual bottle storage, the other 3 are for case storage - we also got all the extra teak wood which was used around the built in shelving, plus a small side rack. All but the small extra rack are stored in the bottom of the barn, where we have yet to build a wine storage area.
nd I went to the yard sale and found what may well be our best bargain purchase yet. The guy selling the racks was a very high end contractor, who had remodeled a multi-million dollar home, where the new owners wanted to reduce the size of the build in wine cellar. The contractor pulled out the extra teak wood wine racks that were no longer needed and he has been selling them to friends for a while 
and wanted to get rid of the last 6. These are not small wine racks, they are about 8 ft wide and 6 ft tall. We bought all 6, of these, 3 are for individual bottle storage, the other 3 are for case storage - we also got all the extra teak wood which was used around the built in shelving, plus a small side rack. All but the small extra rack are stored in the bottom of the barn, where we have yet to build a wine storage area.
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