Rabbit Wine Rack (Bamboo)
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Rabbit Wine Rack (Bamboo)
- This bamboo wine rack holds up to eight (8) standard sized wine bottles.
- The rack's bamboo construction is tough, lightweight and moisture resistant.
- The rack is compact and space-efficient, taking up minimal space on the countertop.
- The rack folds flat when not in use for easy storage.
- Additional Rabbit wine racks can be stacked atop one another for additional storage capacity.
The Rabbit Wine Rack is a space-saving wine storage alternative for any home bar or kitchen. This bamboo wine rack holds up to eight (8) standard sized wine bottles. The rack's bamboo construction is tough, lightweight and moisture resistant. The rack is compact and space-efficient, taking up minimal space on the countertop. The rack folds flat when not in use for easy storage. Additional Rabbit wine racks can be stacked atop one another for additional storage capacity.
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