Instruction manual

www.allavino.com 7 1-800-710-9939
Here is a small sample of bottle size variations and how they can affect your overall bottle capacity. Each of these bottles
are 2 3/4" at the base but have varying shoulders and overall heights.
 Bottle A is slightly taller than the average bottle at both the top and at the shoulder. This causes the top of the
rear bottle on the rack to hit the shoulder of the front bottles on the rack so that the bottles do not settle into
the grooves as well.
 Bottle B is taller than the average bottle at both the top and the shoulder. This causes the top of the rear bottle
on the rack to hit the shoulder of the front bottles on the rack and push them to either side.
 Bottle C is the ideal bottle size. The bottles are just short enough that the neck of the back bottles fit between
the shoulders of the front bottles without touching. This allows you to fit 5 bottles comfortably on each rack
with a total bottle capacity of 30 bottles.
 Bottle D also works well. It is 2 3/4" wide at the base, but 3 1/4" wide at the shoulder. The grooves are spaced
enough that the shoulder will touch the bottle next to it, but the height still allows you to fitl 5 bottles on a shelf
for the full 30 bottle capacity.
We understand that every collection is different, and we hope that providing this information will help you determine
how your collection will work with this product.
This wine cellar has 6 shelves that can hold up to 5 bottles
each for a maximum bottle capacity of 30 bottles. The
maximum capacity is based on the standard Bordeaux size
bottle. Your total bottle capacity may vary depending
upon the size of the bottles in your collection. Refer to the
information below for more specific information about
how bottle sizes may affect your total bottle count.