OUR STORAGE SYSTEMS
Fitting out your natural wine cellar allows you to optimize its storage capacity and makes it more user-friendly. That is why it is essential to have storage suited to your requirements which is modular and can be changed or added to over time.
Our storage solutions have been designed (by our engineering and design department) to allow you to easily and effectively fit out your cellar.
We only use high quality materials to ensure that our products stand the test of time, allowing you to store your bottles in complete safety.
Modulocube allows you to optimize your cellar’s storage capacity whilst facilitating access to your bottles. Simple to install, this flexible product adapts to your space.
It allows all types of bottles to be stored in one single depth either all together or individually with the addition of shelves (1 – 6 shelves).
Rack is supplied ready to assemble and folds easily for easy assembly.
One single Modulocube allows you to store up to 50 traditional Bordeaux-type bottles. Stackable*, interlocking and flexible, by combining them you can easily increase the storage capacity of your wine room.
Our partner is committed to sustainable forest management and has obtained the PEFC certification.
Made in France.
Extendable
3 heights possible*
Up to 50 bottles
Wooden structure
Made in France
Based on a system of sliding shelves and designed for the standard dimensions of 12-bottle wine cases, Modulorack offers you flexible, user-friendly storage.
Connect them together to assemble up to 3 heights* and increase the storage capacity of your wine cellar. Modulorack’s structure is made of steel for increased strength and is fastened to the floor, so they will remain stable whatever layout you adopt.
Once assembled, all you have to do is install your wine cases!
The sliding shelf system allows easy access to your stored wine bottles.
Extendable
3 heights possible*
Two 12-bottle cases
Steel structure
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*3 heights possible
Photo credits: Roza restaurant, Jerusalem - Cave Monceau, Paris - The Wine Story, Tel Aviv