Under Cabinet Mount Wine Rack

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GeLive 10 Inch Under Cabinet Wine Glass Rack is the smallest by listed floor footprint at 0.27 sq ft, and Wine Glass Rack, 2 Pack is the largest at 0.97 sq ft. The Wallniture Piccola Under Cabinet Wine Rack cannot be ranked, because its listing gives conflicting, missing or unlabelled depth and width. Specifications come from Amazon listing data checked October 5, 2026; we have not tested these products. Recheck the selected variant and the current price on Amazon before ordering.

Quick compare: the products in this guide

Sizes come from the Amazon listings as we read them; check the product page for the current details before you buy.

Product	Listed details	Link
GeLive 10 Inch Under Cabinet Wine Glass Rack Stemware Holder Glass Storage…	10.2″D x 3.8″W x 1.3″H; 10.2″D x 3.8″W x 1.3″H	See details on Amazon Affiliate link
Wallniture Piccola Under Cabinet Wine Rack & Glasses Holder, Kitchen…	4.2x 21.7x 7.3 inches; Size: 4.2x 21.7x 7.3 inches	See details on Amazon Affiliate link
Wine Glass Rack, 2 Pack Under Cabinet Stemware Rack Wine Glass Holder, 4 Rows…	8.85″D x 15.74″W x 2.16″H; 8.85″D x 15.74″W x 2.16″H	See details on Amazon Affiliate link

Three options at a glance

Pick	Listed dimensions	Floor footprint	Footprint rank
GeLive 10 Inch Under Cabinet Wine	10.2″ D × 3.8″ W × 1.3″ H	38.76 sq in (0.27 sq ft)	Smallest
Wallniture Piccola Under Cabinet Wine Rack	4.2 × 21.7 × 7.3 in (axes not labelled in the listing)	n/a	Footprint not comparable
Wine Glass Rack	8.85″ D × 15.74″ W × 2.16″ H	139.3 sq in (0.97 sq ft)	Largest

1. GeLive 10 Inch Under Cabinet Wine Glass Rack Stemware Holder Glass Storage Hanger Organizer for Kitchen and Bar 2-Pack (Black) — Smallest listed footprint

Listed details: dimensions 10.2″ D × 3.8″ W × 1.3″ H; item weight 0.34 kg; material Iron; color Black.

The GeLive is sold as a 2-pack of single-opening iron racks, and each rack is listed at 10.2 inches deep, 3.8 inches wide and 1.3 inches high. The listing says each rack holds 3-4 wine glasses with a base from 0.9 to 3.8 inches, so this is a stemware holder, not a bottle rack, even though the keyword says wine rack. The body is iron with a paint coating that the listing says resists oxidation and rust. Mounting hardware is included, and you drive the supplied screws into the cabinet board. The spec table gives 0.34 kg for the item and no load rating. Glasses are not included, and the listing tells you to measure your cabinet before buying.

Pros

• Smallest footprint of the three, listed at about 0.27 sq ft per rack (10.2 x 3.8 inches)
• Only 1.3 inches tall, the lowest profile listed, so it leaves the most clearance under the cabinet
• Mounting hardware is included, and the listing gives a base range of 0.9 to 3.8 inches for the glasses it takes

Cons

• Holds only 3-4 glasses per rack, while the Wtiujhg lists up to 12 per rack
• Not a bottle holder: nothing in the listing says it can carry a wine bottle
• The listing states no weight rating, and the screws go into the cabinet board, so the board itself has to carry the load

Who it is for / who should skip it: Pick it if you have a narrow strip of cabinet underside and only want to hang a handful of stemmed glasses. Skip it if you want to store bottles or a larger set of glasses.

2. Wallniture Piccola Under Cabinet Wine Rack & Glasses Holder, Kitchen Organization with 6 Bottle Organizer Metal Black — Footprint not comparable

Listed details: dimensions 4.2 × 21.7 × 7.3 in (axes not labelled in the listing); item weight 1.6 pounds; material Metal; color Black.

The Wallniture Piccola is the only one of the three that the listing describes as holding bottles, up to 6 of them, along with wine glasses. It is black metal in a farmhouse style, listed at 7.3 inches deep, 21.7 inches wide and 4.2 inches high, and 1.6 pounds. The dimensions are not labeled in the spec line, but the bullets give the same numbers as H 4.2, W 21.7 and D 7.3, so the two agree. The listing calls the metal rust-proof. The bullets we have do not mention mounting screws or any included hardware, and they give no weight rating, so what holds a full load of bottles is left for you to confirm on the current listing.

Pros

• The only listing that says it holds bottles, up to 6, plus glasses
• Spec line and bullets agree on the size: 7.3 inches deep, 21.7 inches wide, 4.2 inches high
• Listed as rust-proof metal at 1.6 pounds, so the rack itself adds little weight under the cabinet

Cons

• Widest of the three at 21.7 inches, so it needs a cabinet underside at least that wide
• The bullets do not mention included screws or any mounting method
• No weight rating is stated, which matters most here because bottles are the heaviest thing any of the three is described as carrying

Who it is for / who should skip it: Choose it if the goal is actually storing bottles under a cabinet and you have a 21.7-inch run of clear underside. Skip it if you only need glass storage, or if you cannot confirm the mounting hardware.

3. Wine Glass Rack, 2 Pack Under Cabinet Stemware Rack Wine Glass Holder, 4 Rows Black Metal Wine Glass Storage Hanger Under Shelf for Cabinet Kitchen Bar — Largest listed footprint

Listed details: dimensions 8.85″ D × 15.74″ W × 2.16″ H; item weight 16 ounces; material Iron; color Black.

The Wtiujhg is a 2-pack of black iron stemware racks described as 4 rows, listed at 8.85 inches deep, 15.74 inches wide and 2.16 inches high, and 16 ounces. The listing says each rack holds up to 12 glasses depending on glass style, and that the wide mouth opening of 2.2 inches takes stemware, Burgundy glasses and champagne glasses. The iron has a coating that the listing says guards against rust. Each rack comes with screws that go into the cabinet wood, and the listing says no need to drill holes. One oddity: the spec table says 2 shelves, while the title says 4 rows, so confirm how the rows are counted per rack.

Pros

• Highest glass count listed, up to 12 per rack, depending on glass style
• The 2.2-inch wide mouth is described as taking stemware, Burgundy and champagne glasses
• Screws are included, and the listing says you do not need to drill holes under the cabinet

Cons

• Largest listed footprint of the glass racks at about 0.97 sq ft (8.85 x 15.74 inches)
• At 2.16 inches high it takes more clearance than the GeLive at 1.3 inches
• The spec says 2 shelves and the title says 4 rows, and the listing gives no weight rating

Who it is for / who should skip it: Choose it if you have a lot of stemware and a roughly 16-inch run of cabinet underside. Skip it if you want bottles or have only a small strip of underside to work with.

What to check before buying under cabinet mount wine rack

Start with what you want to hang, because it splits these three before size does. Two of the listings are stemware racks and only one, the Wallniture Piccola, says it holds bottles (up to 6). If you want bottles, the decision is made. If you only need glasses, the question becomes how many.

Second, check the clearance below the cabinet. The listed heights are 1.3 inches (GeLive), 2.16 inches (Wtiujhg) and 4.2 inches (Wallniture). The Wallniture is 2.04 inches taller than the Wtiujhg, and the listings do not state how far the glasses or bottles hang below the rack, so measure the space between the cabinet bottom and your counter or any appliance below.

Third, match the footprint to the underside. The GeLive is 10.2 x 3.8 inches, the Wtiujhg 8.85 x 15.74 inches and the Wallniture 7.3 x 21.7 inches. Measure the flat, unobstructed area of the cabinet bottom, including any face frame or rail that would block the rack.

Fourth, look at what the screws bite into. The GeLive and Wtiujhg listings say the supplied screws go into the cabinet board or wood. That works only if the underside is solid and thick enough, so check it before buying. The Wallniture bullets do not mention hardware.

Fifth, load. None of the three states a weight rating. The Wallniture matters most here, since bottles weigh more than glasses.

Last, check pack contents on the current listing. Both glass racks are sold as 2-packs, so the footprints and glass counts above are per rack, while the Wallniture is a single rack that carries its own bottle slots.

Worked example: fit math for these three options

This worked example is our own planning arithmetic from the listed dimensions, not test results. The wall length and walkway width are assumed example values; replace them with your measurements.

Wall example. Assume 36 inches of clear wall.

• GeLive 10 Inch Under Cabinet Wine: 36 − 3.8 = 32.2 inches spare; centred, 16.1 inches on each side before trim, plugs or curtains.
• Wine Glass Rack: 36 − 15.74 = 20.26 inches spare; centred, 10.13 inches on each side before trim, plugs or curtains.

Walkway example. The US Access Board gives 36 inches as the minimum clear width for an accessible route. That figure is a yardstick, not a rule for private homes. To keep 36 inches clear beside each product, the walkway between it and the opposite obstacle must be at least 36 inches plus its depth:

• GeLive 10 Inch Under Cabinet Wine: 36 + 10.2 = 46.2 inches of total path width.
• Wine Glass Rack: 36 + 8.85 = 44.85 inches of total path width.

Footprint. Depth × width, converted at 144 square inches per square foot:

• GeLive 10 Inch Under Cabinet Wine: 10.2 × 3.8 = 38.76 sq in, or 0.27 sq ft.
• Wine Glass Rack: 8.85 × 15.74 = 139.3 sq in, or 0.97 sq ft.

Mistakes to avoid

• Buying a glass rack for bottles. The GeLive and Wtiujhg listings describe stemware holders only. Only the Wallniture says it holds bottles, up to 6.
• Measuring width but not height. The listed heights run from 1.3 to 4.2 inches, and the listings do not say how far glasses or bottles hang below. Measure the gap down to the counter too.
• Assuming the cabinet bottom will hold screws. Two listings say screws go into the cabinet board or wood. Thin or hollow panels may not take them, so check the panel first.
• Reading the pack count as capacity. The GeLive says 3-4 glasses per rack and the Wtiujhg says up to 12 per rack, with 2 racks in each pack. Compare per rack, and confirm the rows on the current listing.

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Frequently asked questions

Does an under cabinet wine rack hold bottles or just glasses?

It depends on the model. Of the three here, only the Wallniture Piccola says it holds bottles, up to 6, along with glasses. The GeLive and the Wtiujhg are described as stemware racks, so they are for glasses only. Read the listing for the word bottle before you order.

How many wine glasses does each rack hold?

The GeLive listing says 3-4 glasses per rack, for glass bases from 0.9 to 3.8 inches. The Wtiujhg listing says up to 12 glasses per rack, depending on the glass style. The spec table says 2 shelves while the title says 4 rows, so confirm the layout on the current listing.

How do these racks attach under a cabinet?

The GeLive and Wtiujhg listings say you drive the supplied screws into the cabinet board or wood, and the Wtiujhg listing says you do not need to drill holes. The Wallniture bullets we have do not mention mounting hardware, so check the current listing before assuming screws are included.

How much weight can an under cabinet wine rack hold?

None of the three listings states a weight rating. The item weights are 0.34 kg (GeLive), 1.6 pounds (Wallniture) and 16 ounces (Wtiujhg), which are the racks themselves. If you plan to hang bottles, find the rating on the current listing or ask the seller first.

Products worth checking

We have not tested these products. Sizes and features come from the Amazon listings as we read them; where a listing does not say, we say so.

Sources checked

• US Access Board guide to clear width
• Amazon listing for option 1
• Amazon listing for option 2
• Amazon listing for option 3

Specifications come from the Amazon listings as we read them for this guide. Product details and availability can change, so confirm on the product page before you buy.

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