Under Cabinet Wine Glass Rack - No-Drill Hanging Stemware Holder (Holds 4-9 Glasses)

Ordered the 3-slot without checking and my shelf edge is almost 0.9 inches, just over the limit, so the clamp barely grips. I ended up using the screw kit which solved it completely. The rack itself is great, just don't skip the measuring step.

Hung this under the shelf above my coffee station for my Irish coffee glasses and small wine stems. It uses that dead air nobody ever thinks about. Now the counter is clear and everything is within arm's reach.

I used just the adhesive pads since I didn't want to drill into a nice cabinet. They've held solid for a month with five glasses on board. Deducting a star only because the instructions were a single tiny sheet, I figured out the clamp orientation by looking at the rack.

I loaded it up with my heaviest glasses on day one to test it and it hasn't bowed even slightly. The welds look clean and there's no flex when I hang or remove a glass. For the price it feels way sturdier than I expected.

The steel and the clamping mechanism are genuinely well made, no complaints there. But the 2-slot is rated for 4-6 glasses and six feels like a stretch unless they're thin flutes. I fit four comfortably and the fifth makes them crowd each other. Works, just mind the real-world count.

My kitchen is tiny and every inch of cabinet space counts. I mounted this under the shelf over my sink and now my stemware hangs right where I dry dishes. Two minutes to install and zero holes to patch when I move out.

I was worried my wide-bowl glasses wouldn't fit between the slots, but they clear fine. The 3-slot rail is 11.2 inches so the spacing is generous. Nothing touches, nothing rattles, and I can fit eight glasses total.

My cabinet hardware is brushed nickel and this rack is close enough that it blends right in. The carbon steel is heavier than I expected, which is a good thing. Knocking one star because the adhesive pads left a little residue when I repositioned it after the first try.

Installed fine and holds the weight no problem, but the glasses can slide side to side along the rail when you bump the cabinet. Not a safety issue, they'd have to travel a long way to fall, but it's a little annoying when you're grabbing one in a hurry. I've gotten used to it.

Liked the first one so much I ordered another for the basement bar cabinet. The 2-slot holds my four bourbon glasses with room to spare. Same easy install, same solid feel. Both are still straight with no drooping.

My old setup was a wire rack where the rims rested on metal, and I chipped two glasses over the years. This one holds them by the base so the rims hang free and never touch anything. My wife noticed the difference right away.

I had nine glasses crammed onto one shelf and could barely reach the back. Moved all of them under the cabinet with the 3-slot version and now the shelf holds my bottles and a box of Mason jars. Feels like I gained a cabinet overnight.

The build quality is great, all welded steel, no plastic anywhere. My only issue is that my cabinet bottom is right around 0.55 inches, just under the stated range, so the clamp is a little loose. It still holds, but I had to shim it with a strip of cardboard. Measure before you buy.

I rent and my lease is strict about holes in cabinets, so the no-drill part sold me. It has been up for about six weeks now and the metal hasn't bent or sagged at all. I did use the included screws anyway because I'm paranoid, but the pads alone probably would have been fine.

Peeled the pads, slid it onto the cabinet bottom, pressed down, done. No drilling, no tools, no swearing. I hung four wine glasses and there's still room for two more if I squeeze them in.

My cabinets have exactly 0.7 inches on the bottom edge so this clamped on perfectly. I put six champagne flutes up there that had been living in a box for two years. The adhesive pads hold tight and there's no wobble at all when I pull a glass out.