About this Product
This is my wall mounted wine rack made from reclaimed pine barn wood.
* These are made with real barn wood. There might be nail holes cracks and checks in the wood. The wood is strong and stable though.
* These are easy mount with drilled holes 16 inches on center all the way through the wood. There are counter bored holes with buttons. All you have to do is pop out the buttons, mount the rack to studs or anchors. Then just replace the buttons for a clean finished look.
* These racks keep the bottle in a downward position so the corks stay wet. This will keep the cork from drying out.
* These are stained Early American.
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Ash Creek Woodworks
Meet the Maker
Somewhere in the mountains and valleys of western North Carolina lies a small woodworking shop named Ash Creek Woodworks. This shop is located on 4th generation property. It is operated by my wife and myself. Inside this shop you will discover power woodworking tools dating back to the 1950's that still are in use today. Also, you will find hand tools that were my grandfathers. By the way, I am a grandfather myself, that lets you know how old some of these tools are. The hands of his great, great grandson have also used his tools. My grandson loves to help his Gramps in the shop when he visits. Also, you will find some modern tools such as variable speed routers, thickness planers and cnc controlled laser to name just a few. We endeavor to provide our customers with a high quality hand made American product at a reasonable price. The vast majority of our resources (wood) comes from local suppliers. We feel this is the most environmentally friendly way for us to conduct business. This also provides jobs to our local economy.
For us, taking a rough sawn slab of wood and turning it in to an attractive product for our customers is very rewarding. As well as taking a piece of 100 year old barnwood and turning it in to something useful instead of it winding up on a burn pile. Whether it's the first pass through the planer and watching the grain come to life or sanding the project through the grits of sandpaper, with each progressing grit you can feel the surface become smoother and smoother. Then at the end when you have hand rubbed the fourth coat of finish on and the wood just glows there is deep satisfaction in what you have created. Thanks for reading our story and we hope we can create something for you.
Shop Policies
Returns and exchanges 30 days
Buyer is responsible for return shipping costs and any loss in value if an item isn't returned in original condition.
Processing Time
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