EG Homewares Metal Free Standing Stackable Wine Rack to fit 30 or 60 Bottles

This is not remotely fit for purpose. The construction is two tubular & wire frames connected by 4 plastic channels with cups at each end. The tubes are a sloppy fit in the cups and the assembly is unstable and falls apart. There are two right-angled legs in the upper channels for screwing the thing to the wall. I thought that when I had done this, it would be more stable. - Well, I fixed it rigidly to the wall and the rack was standing on a level, flat substantial stone slab so it didn't wobble so much, though it still felt dodgy. I started to load it and was unhappy at the support given to the neck of the bottles: it is a very shallow "W" whereas a deeper "U" slightly bigger than the bottle neck would have been been a better solution. Sure enough, when I got to bottle 4, it slid back, broke and I lost a particularly nice NZ Sauvignon Blanc. The broken bottle is now in the dustbin - with the wine rack.

No instructions on assembly, or markings on the two racks to show top and bottom.Thinner profile bottles roll around. All in all a bit naff.

Compact, unobtrusive, easy to see the labels - , does the job

Just the job.

Only holds 25 bottles 5 on each shelf not 30 as stated.