J.K. Adams WSR-1025 Stemware Rack Review

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(More customer reviews)Especially with the free shipping deal, this is competitive with any other prices I found for pre-assembled stemware racks. If you have a router and/or a compound miter saw you could probably build one a little cheaper, but for about twenty bucks, your time would have to be fairly cheap.
The rack is sized to accomodate our big 25-ounce Burgundy glasses just as easily as it holds our little port glasses and champagne flutes, thanks to the beveled rails that hold the bases of the glasses. It is a nice design feature which seems cosmetic but turns out to be functional.
The rack was absolutely trivial to install in our existing kitchen cabinet shelf; the included self-drive screws do not require pre-drilling. I found it less fatiguing to drive the screws in an 'X' sequence, so that after the second screw, I no longer had to support the structure while driving them. The entire installation took about 3 minutes, including removal of the glasses from the existing shelf, and replacing them into the rack. Not bad!
I much prefer this style of rack over the chrome wire-rail styles.


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Organize stemmed wine glasses tih the J.K. Adams WSR-1025 Stemware Rack. This way, your stemware collection is out of harms way and you are able to free up valuable shelf space. This J.K. Adams stemware storage rackmounts directly onto kitchen or pantry shelves. Designed to accomodate today's more generously-sized stemware, the rack will hold everything from bulbous brandy snifters to slim champagne flutes. This unfinished hardwood rack holds up to 18 stems. Easy to install with four screws which are included.

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Stack-On LS-1402 Log Stacker Review

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(More customer reviews)I have used the EZ stackers for many years both in my house and outside in New England weather. I burn ~ 4-5 cords of wood a winter in two stoves and a wood burning furnace.
1. They are easy to use.
2. Except for building a log stacking frame yourself using scrap material this seems to be the least expensive method.
3. I recommend using pressure treated 2X4s outside.
4. Make the length 8-12'. I tried 16' once but the stack of wood was unstable.
5. I cover the wood with a tarp only in fall and winter after an extended dry spell. Covering the wood year round does not dry it as well.
6. The plastic pieces will eventually become brittle and crack, but one should get ~ 10 years out of a set

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No more messy woodpile! EZ-Stacker sets up in seconds. No tools or hardware needed. You just add 2 x 4s to make a wood crib up to 8 feet long and 4 feet high. Tough, durable, black ABS plastic cant rust, stain or decay. 7-year limited warranty.

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