Wine Cellar Innovations

4575 Eastern Ave., 45226, Cincinnati, United States
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2.80
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Wine Cellar Innovations

Wine Cellar Innovations specializes in the design, build, manufacturing, and installation of wine racks and custom wine cellars for both residences and commercial retail establishments.

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Harry
GB

Poor detail and customer service I ordered a cable wine system from Wine Cellar Innovations back in July. They can't follow their own designs. We ordered two columns of 6 acrylic shelves each, so we got 7, so we have to adjust all the cabling to remove one. We ordered two walls of wine cabling which were supposed to be 13 bottles wide each, they delivered only 12 each. The dimensions are supposed to be 4 inches apart for each bottle except they forgot about the slack which requires it to be 3.75 inches apart, so now these walls are 3 plus inches shorter than they were supposed to be and don't fit well in the custom space we built. Then they only included hooks for either the top or the bottom so I can't even hang these..... they delivered exactly half the hooks! Then try to get them to answer you.... I asked them in several emails as to when the additional hardware and column will arrive and they still haven't answered, only that the order has been placed. I spent close to $10k on this and I can't hang it or finish building it and it doesn't fit right.

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Betsy O'Day
GB

Wine Cellar Design and Cooling Wine Cellar Innovations is no longer in business. I would love to help anyone that needs wine racking or cooling. I am a wine cellar design consultant with International Wine Accessories. We are the manufacturer of CellarPro cooling and can help with your wine racking needs. My number is 707-794-8000 ext 211. I would love the opportunity to earn your business. 

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Lynn P
GB

The instructions are very poor The instructions are very poor. When the first two steps state pre- drilling and nail gun recommended it should be a sign. Lucky my husband has the tools and used wood glue, but I would still recommend placing where you don't have to worry about someone bumping into it.

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Mike Turnlund
GB

The unfinished pine rack design is good… The unfinished pine rack design is good for a cellar closet - the two I ordered hold 96 bottles (both Burgundy and standard 750ML bottles) solidly as advertised. The bottle depths in the rack vary because of structural elements so it’s not a good uniform rack for public display. It's fine in the cellar, however. Overall, good buy and assembling the kits wasn’t an issue.

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Terry
GB

Not a good experience at all Not a good experience at all. We purchased two wood wine racks hoping for the best but the quality was not at all what we expected. Nearly all the sticks were scratched, marked up or chipped and the finish felt cheap and homemade. The final straw came when we broke several pieces while trying to assemble the racks with a hammer and nails (who designs furniture that is held together like that?). By the time I'd put one piece of the assembly together the wood was so dented and chipped that I gave up and chucked the whole thing in frustration. They were the cheapest racks we could find on the internet but I guess I should have known I'd get what I paid for.

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