Wine Wedge
Stack'em and rack 'em
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We see loads of kitchen-related products on our travels. Sadly most of 'em fall into the 'as-much-use-as-a-concrete-parachute' category. But once in a while we stumble across something that genuinely impresses. Step forward the ingenious Wine Wedge.
Ridiculously simple yet practical beyond belief, this nifty little product is brimming with 'why-didn’t-I-think-of-that' factor, and is set to become a must-have item for anyone who puts bottles and cans in the fridge. And that means you!
As you can see, the concept behind the Wine Wedge is so basic it barely needs explaining. But for anyone who failed elementary physics, we will anyway. Basically this rubber wedge has been created to help stack bottles and cans in neat, space-saving formations, in either the fridge, cupboard or on any flat surface. See, we said it was simple.
The idea is to put the wedge under the lowest possible flank of a bottle/can and then start stacking. You can use a single wedge for stacking against a wall, or a pair of wedges to create a sturdy pyramid of bottles or cans. Think of it as a virtually invisible wine rack. With just two Wine Wedges you can safely stack 6 wine bottles or 10 beer bottles. Wine Wedges also work on wire rack fridge shelves. Brilliant!
If you've ever tried stacking more than a couple of bottles in the fridge you should already be sold on the Wine Wedge concept. After all, everyone has experienced a 'smash, bang, crash' moment when reaching for the butter or searching for the hot dogs.
And if any of you tightwads out there are thinking of creating your own wedges, don't. Wine Wedges are precision-engineered from high-quality rubber and their sloping edges have been specifically designed to secure curvy objects. So don't delay, hurry up and get ordering. Your fridge will be eternally grateful.
Stack 'em high!
As you can see, the concept behind the Wine Wedge is so basic it barely needs explaining. But for anyone who failed elementary physics, we will anyway. Basically this rubber wedge has been created to help stack bottles and cans in neat, space-saving formations, in either the fridge, cupboard or on any flat surface. See, we said it was simple.
Make a wine sandwich - kind of...
Moulded to the bottle curve
And if any of you tightwads out there are thinking of creating your own wedges, don't. Wine Wedges are precision-engineered from high-quality rubber and their sloping edges have been specifically designed to secure curvy objects. So don't delay, hurry up and get ordering. Your fridge will be eternally grateful.
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More Info
Please note:
- Comes as a pair
- Can be used to stack wine, beer bottles, cans and other beverage bottles.
- Do not overload the Wine Wedge - up to 6 wine bottles or 10 beer bottles
- Not dishwasher safe - wipe clean with a damp cloth
- Always check the stacking surface and stability before use and periodically thereafter
- Do not use in the freezer or allow to become frozen
- Do not use in an oven or expose to a heat source
- Pretty simple really!
- Each Wedge approximately - 0¾"(H) x 1½"(W) x 6"(D)
Reviews
Press Reviews...
"Made from rubber, these help keep beers or wine in neat, space-saving formations until guests arrive."Your Home - Mar '08
"Perfect for a small space."Unclutterer.com - Sep '07
"Works surprisingly well..."New York Times - Sep '07
"The basic wine rack is, like the book, a design on which it is almost impossible to improve. That naturally doesn't stop people trying, as these rubber wine wedges demonstrate - they're coloured, therefore stylish, and allow you to stack wine bottles on top of each other against a wall or in a fridge..."The Daily Telegraph - May '07
Visitor Reviews...
These are great, got 2 sets now, my wine and beer are all nicely stacked up! Everyone is asking me where I got them from. They make great pressies and are great value!Vinny, Liverpool - Jun '07
Fabulous product and gift, but a more appropriate color would be Burgundy....John Pagnucco, Minneapolis - Sep '07
Only good if you stack the wine in the exact order you want to drink it.Tim, London - Apr '08
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