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STACT is a patented modular wine-display system designed to turn a wall into a considered part of the room. Unlike conventional racks built around isolated pairs of pegs, fixed bottle slots or separate shelves, STACT brings bottle supports, finished panels and a precisely aligned mounting system together. Five complementary formats let you compose bottle storage, label-forward presentation, shelving, stemware and intentional open space in one cohesive installation. The result is a wine wall designed for the collection and the room. Explore all five formats.

Premier pairs precision-machined aluminum hardware with uninterrupted furniture-grade panels in genuine wood veneers and refined lacquered finishes. It is the more material-rich, architectural expression. Pro is constructed from precision-machined aluminum, with visible linear grooves that make its engineered character part of the design. Both offer the same five formats and panel footprint, but each series has its own mounting components and depth. Choose the material language that suits the room; the modular design principle is shared. Discover Premier or explore Pro.

Yes. A wine wall can be tailored to a room without designing and fabricating the racking itself from scratch. STACT arrives as a coordinated system of finished panels, patented bottle supports and precisely aligned mounting components. You decide the scale, composition, finish and relationship to the architecture; the engineering and installation logic are already resolved. For architects and builders, that means more predictable detailing and repeatable execution. For homeowners, it makes a custom-feeling wine wall possible without a fully bespoke racking project. See the system or request layout assistance.

Every panel in a series shares the same installed footprint and mounting interface, whether it holds cork-out bottles, displays labels, supports objects, suspends glasses or creates open space. That lets you begin with a few panels, build a larger composition and change the mix as your needs evolve. Within the same series, compatible panel formats can be exchanged without relocating the mounting brackets. STACT is designed as a coordinated system rather than a set of unrelated wine-rack accessories. Explore the five formats.

Extensively. STACT has developed and protected both functional inventions and distinctive designs across its modular mounting architecture, panel interfaces and bottle-support systems. STACT holds the largest portfolio of patents and registered designs in the wine-storage category. Those inventions have practical consequences: higher bottle density with fewer visible supports, label visibility even two deep, and a system that can grow or change without being redesigned. Explore STACT’s patents and individual patent numbers.

Conventional racking often asks you to accept its layout, visible hardware and fixed function. Custom fabrication can solve those constraints, but requires its own design, detailing and production. STACT offers another approach: patented bottle-support performance, interchangeable functions, furniture-grade finishes in Premier, and ready-to-install components developed as one system. It is not simply a way to hold bottles; it is a way to design the wall around them, with clear specifications and the ability to adapt later. Explore Premier.

STACT’s original wine wall was developed in collaboration with award-winning San Francisco industrial designer Eric Pfeiffer. Subsequent engineering refinements and the expansion of the system were led by STACT in Vancouver, with product-development support from Form3. More than a decade of development has brought fine-furniture sensibility together with the precision of a modular engineered system. Learn more through the Premier design story.

Yes. STACT is designed for visible, integrated wine storage as well as dedicated wine rooms. It can become a feature wall in a living area, sit within a home bar, or be coordinated with kitchen millwork and cabinetry. Premier offers a furniture-grade finish; Pro offers a more distinctly all-aluminum expression. Consider available wall dimensions, bottle projection and the room’s environmental conditions when planning the installation. See residential wine-wall examples.

Yes. The same repeating panel footprint scales from a small display to a high-capacity wall or complete wine room. C-type is particularly effective when maximizing bottle count matters; L-type, Shelf, Stemware and Expansion can be incorporated to vary the presentation and function. For larger projects, STACT can help translate your available dimensions and collection requirements into a panel layout before you order. Explore glass wine cellars, or request complimentary layout assistance.

Start with the usable wall width and height, accounting for trim, doors, furniture and required bottle clearances. Each panel occupies 14.28 inches (362.5 mm) wide × 11.34 inches (288 mm) high in its installed module. Depth varies by series, format and bottle orientation, so check the relevant dimension drawings before detailing adjacent millwork or glazing. For a tailored arrangement, send STACT your measurements, photographs or drawings and desired bottle capacity. Design your wine wall.

Yes. STACT offers complimentary layout assistance. Share the available wall dimensions, any photographs or drawings, an approximate bottle count and your preferred display style. The team can recommend a configuration using the formats and finishes that fit the project. This is especially useful for large installations, unusual room geometry and projects involving cabinets or glass. Start your layout request.

Yes. A single panel or compact arrangement can expand horizontally or vertically as space and your collection allow. Within the same series, you can also exchange compatible formats on the existing mounting positions—for example, changing part of a bottle wall to shelving or glassware. A new position on the wall still requires properly installed brackets, but the system does not need to be reinvented. See how the five formats work together.

No. Panels can create a continuous composition, separate groups or intentionally spaced features. Connected modules provide precise alignment and, for adjacent C-type panels in the same horizontal row, additional shared-support bottle positions. Spaced groups can be useful around architectural details or when a lighter composition suits the room. Plan bracket positions and bottle clearances for the arrangement you choose. Explore the system.

Yes. STACT can be integrated with millwork, recessed niches and glass-enclosed wine rooms. Coordinate the installed panel footprint, bottle projection, access, door swings, ventilation and mounting substrate before surrounding construction is finalized. The system arrives as finished, ready-to-install racking components, so cabinetmakers and builders can design around known dimensions instead of fabricating the racks as part of the joinery. For involved projects, ask STACT for layout and technical support.

Yes. C-type and L-type support bottles on their sides and are suitable for use in properly conditioned wine cellars. STACT is designed for typical cellar conditions, around 12–15°C (54–59°F) and 50–65% relative humidity. The racking itself does not control temperature, humidity or light: those conditions are determined by the room and its environmental systems. For enclosed projects, coordinate the cellar design and STACT installation together. Explore Premier.

Yes. STACT is used in residential and commercial settings where a collection needs to be accessible, efficiently organized and part of the interior design. C-type maximizes accessible bottle storage, L-type presents labels, and Shelf and Stemware bring bottles, spirits and glasses into the same composition. Large and integrated projects benefit from early coordination of dimensions, mounting and delivery. See restaurant and bar installations, or contact STACT for trade assistance.

Both Premier and Pro offer five formats: C-type for high-density cork-out storage; L-type for label-forward display; Shelf for upright bottles, decanters and objects; Stemware for hanging glasses; and Expansion for uninterrupted finished surface and the clearance needed above certain displays. All five share the same panel footprint and can be composed together within their respective series. See the five formats.

The C-type uses patented shared-support geometry. Conventional cork-out peg racks typically repeat two visible supports per bottle; STACT lets adjacent bottle positions share slender precision-machined aluminum supports. That increases capacity while keeping each bottle one deep and individually accessible. In a continuous installation, C-type approaches 10.68 bottles per square foot of wall area, making it the highest-density wall-mounted wine-rack system on the market. The result is more wine, with less rack between you and the collection. Explore C-type.

Each additional C-type panel mounted directly beside another in the same horizontal row creates capacity for 12 more standard bottles. This is the meaningful repeating capacity of the modular system. For example, a row four panels wide holds 45 bottles; six panels wide holds 69. The first standalone panel accommodates nine bottles, with three shared-support positions added at each adjoining panel edge. The additional capacity applies only where C-type panels are directly adjacent in the same horizontal row. See C-type.

STACT’s patented OptiView™ bottle supports are angled at 20°, so both the front and rear labels remain visible when standard bottles are displayed two deep. Conventional two-deep label-forward racking typically conceals the rear label. Each L-type panel holds four standard 750 ml bottles two deep, or two magnums one deep; standard bottles can also be displayed one deep. The inclined supports keep the display slim while maintaining a clear view of the collection. Explore L-type.

C-type is designed for cylindrical 750 ml wine bottles approximately 2⅞–3½ inches in diameter, including many Bordeaux, Burgundy, Riesling and Champagne formats. L-type holds standard 750 ml bottles two deep and magnums one deep. Shelf accommodates upright bottles, magnums and larger formats, subject to the shelf’s load limit and the available clearance above. Because bottle shapes vary, check unusually broad or irregular bottles against the applicable specifications before ordering. Compare formats.

Shelf integrates an upright display surface into the same modular wall. A Premier Shelf accommodates up to eight standard bottles, three magnums or one double magnum; a Pro Shelf accommodates up to four standard bottles or three magnums. Premier is rated to 40 lb and Pro to 30 lb, subject to proper installation. Adjacent Shelf panels can connect into a continuous shelf. Provide appropriate height above standing bottles—typically with an Expansion panel immediately above. Explore Shelf.

The integrated Stemware panel suspends glassware within the wine-wall composition rather than adding a separate hanging rack. It accommodates up to six standard wine glasses or nine Champagne flutes, depending on the glass shape, stem and base dimensions. Different glass styles may require more space; confirm compatibility if your stemware is unusually large. Explore Stemware.

Expansion is part of the design system, not filler. It extends the same finished surface into areas where you want more breathing room, creates deliberate negative space and provides extra height above Shelf panels for upright bottles or taller objects. Used thoughtfully, it allows a wine wall to read as a complete composition rather than a rack filled edge to edge. Explore Expansion.

Yes. All five formats share the same panel footprint and are designed to be combined within Premier or within Pro. You can emphasize bottle count in one section, label visibility in another, and add shelves and glassware where they serve the room. Compatible finishes can also be combined for a more composed, tailored result. Mixing Premier and Pro is possible too, but requires attention to their different wall-bracket depths; see the installation guidance below. Explore all formats.

STACT uses bottle-support geometry rather than visible restraining accessories. C-type’s BottleSecure™ geometry places much of the bottle’s weight below its support points, helping each bottle rest securely on its supports. L-type’s precision-angled supports cradle bottles horizontally while displaying their labels. The supports and mounting system are engineered as part of the complete installation. Correct wall preparation and mounting remain essential. See installation guidance.

Premier combines furniture-grade engineered panel cores finished in genuine wood veneers or refined lacquer with precision-machined aluminum supports and concealed reinforcement. Pro uses precision-machined aluminum panels and supports, giving its exposed grooves and engineered detailing a distinct all-metal character. Each approach is designed to look complete whether the wine wall is full or only partly stocked. Explore Premier and Pro.

Premier is offered in a curated palette of furniture-grade wood veneers and refined lacquered surfaces, with select additional or limited-run finishes as availability evolves. Natural woods bring individual grain and warmth; lacquers offer a more uniform, controlled finish. Pro is offered in a refined selection of aluminum finishes, including anodized and powder-coated options. The current selection is best viewed on the product pages, where each available finish is shown. Explore Premier or Pro.

Yes. Premier’s wood finishes use genuine wood veneer over an engineered furniture-grade core—not a printed wood-grain imitation. The veneer gives each panel the distinctive warmth and variation of real timber; the engineered core provides a stable foundation for precisely made, interchangeable panels. Natural differences in grain and tone are part of the material’s character. Explore Premier finishes.

Selected finish samples may be available on request, particularly for qualifying trade and larger design projects. The available selection and sample program can change, so share the finish you are considering and a few details about the project when you inquire. STACT can help assess the options alongside cabinetry, flooring and other interior materials. Contact the trade team.

Dust the panels and supports with a soft, clean microfiber cloth. For occasional cleaning, use a cloth lightly dampened with water and dry afterward. Avoid abrasive pads, solvents, aggressive chemicals or spraying cleaner directly onto the finish. Remove bottles and glassware before cleaning so the surfaces and contents can be handled safely. Wood veneer should be treated with the same care as other finely finished furniture. Contact STACT if you have a finish-specific question.

STACT uses a purpose-designed wall-bracket system and installation template to establish consistent alignment. Position the brackets, connect them where applicable, fasten them to the wall and fit the panels and supports according to the series- and format-specific instructions. Finished components are designed to fit together without cutting, welding or custom rack fabrication. Find all Premier and Pro installation manuals.

Many residential installations can be completed by a capable DIY installer with basic tools and the included template. The system is designed to minimize measurement and alignment work, even as a wall grows. A professional installer may be preferable for large layouts, commercial settings, unusual wall substrates, complex cabinetry or integrated lighting. Use the current manual for your specific series and panel format. Installation resources.

Not for a standard drywall installation. STACT is designed to mount to structurally sound drywall using the purpose-supplied hardware, so the layout is not dictated by stud spacing. For other substrates, use correctly rated fixings suitable for the wall material. As with any wall-mounted system, the wall condition, selected anchors and correct installation determine the security of the finished display. Read the installation instructions.

STACT can be mounted on structurally sound drywall with the supplied hardware. It can also be installed on concrete, brick or masonry with appropriately rated anchors selected for that substrate. A securely installed plywood backer can help with uneven walls, support integrated construction or create a service cavity for lighting. Follow the current installation manual and confirm that the underlying construction can carry the proposed load. Installation resources.

Every STACT panel arrives as a complete, ready-to-install kit. All STACT-specific components and mounting hardware needed for a standard drywall installation are included in the box: the finished panel; the applicable bottle supports, Shelf or Stemware components; wall brackets and couplers where applicable; an installation template; and the required screws and drywall anchors.

There is no need to purchase additional STACT parts, cut or machine components, or arrange custom fabrication. Just bring basic installation tools such as a drill, screwdriver and level. Brick, concrete and other nonstandard wall surfaces may require appropriately rated alternative anchors. For an exact breakdown by series and format, see “What’s included” on the relevant product page and the installation manuals.

For a standard drywall installation you will typically need a power drill, 3/8-inch drill bit, Phillips screwdriver, level and pencil. STACT supplies the applicable drywall mounting hardware and installation aids with the kit. Different substrates, complex installations or integrated construction may require additional tools or different fixings. Find your installation manual.

Yes. Premier and Pro share the same installed panel footprint, allowing the two material expressions to be used together. Their wall brackets have different depths: Premier brackets project approximately 3/8 inch (10 mm) farther than Pro brackets. Where Pro panels sit below Premier panels in the same column, install the Pro panels before mounting the Premier brackets above. This is a specific installation consideration, not the same as freely exchanging formats on one series’ brackets. For an integrated mixed-series layout, contact STACT with your proposed arrangement.

Yes. One approach is to mount a plywood backer on securely fixed spacers, creating space behind the installation for low-voltage LED strips and wiring. Plan the outlet, driver access and cable route before mounting the panels, and keep lighting and power components appropriate for the room and cellar environment. Electrical work should comply with applicable requirements. See STACT’s backlighting installation guidance.

STACT has been engineered and tested to support two to three times the weight of a fully stocked installation when properly installed on a suitable standard drywall surface using the specified hardware. The patented panel and mounting architecture is designed to distribute loads securely, but performance still depends on the condition of the wall and correct installation. Refer to the applicable manual and use suitable fasteners for nonstandard substrates. Installation manuals.

Yes. You can reinstall STACT without the original paper template. First attach the wall brackets to one panel. Measure the distance between the mounting-hole centres of its left and right brackets, and use the panel itself to confirm spacing before mounting. Keep the bracket screws semi-snug as you position the panels; the slight play lets the brackets self-align rather than forcing every hole to be positioned independently. This method has been used successfully for relocated STACT installations. If your earlier panels have an unfamiliar bracket type, send STACT a photograph to confirm the right approach.

Yes. STACT is designed as a modular, removable panel system. Panels and suitable components can be disassembled and reinstalled, provided their condition and compatibility are confirmed. The new wall still needs the correct brackets and suitable mounting hardware; previous fixing holes will require normal wall repair. If you have an older system or need replacement components, contact STACT with photographs and your approximate purchase date.

STACT is available directly through getSTACT.com. The website shows current formats, finishes and pricing, while qualified design and construction professionals can inquire about preferred trade pricing and project support. Direct purchasing keeps the product information and support close to the people who developed the system. Browse Premier or explore Pro.

STACT is sold by panel kit, so the total product cost reflects the number of panels, the formats and the selected finishes. That makes it possible to plan a compact display or scale up to a larger wine wall with clear component pricing, instead of commissioning fabrication for the rack itself. Current prices are shown on the product pages; for larger or more involved layouts, STACT can help determine the right configuration. Request a layout.

Shipping is included for STACT orders delivered within Canada and the United States. Canadian customers are shown prices in Canadian dollars; U.S. and other international shoppers see U.S. dollar pricing, with the applicable currency confirmed at checkout. Ordinary Canadian and U.S. orders, including Special Order items, are fulfilled domestically, with no additional customs duties, brokerage or import fees on delivery; any order expressly designated as Factory Direct shows its terms before purchase. Applicable sales taxes are calculated at checkout. Shop Premier.

In-stock STACT products typically dispatch within one to two business days, and Special Order items within approximately one to two weeks, as indicated at checkout. Preorders, backorders and unusually large installations can take longer; where applicable, product-page and checkout information will indicate the expected timing. If you are working to a construction or installation deadline, contact STACT before ordering so availability and timing can be checked.

Standard parcel deliveries within Canada and the United States commonly arrive within three to seven business days after dispatch. Remote destinations, large freight orders and international deliveries can require more time. These are estimates rather than guaranteed arrival dates, so share any critical site deadline before placing the order. Contact STACT for a time-sensitive project.

Yes. STACT ships to many international destinations. If your country or project address does not show an available shipping option at checkout, contact STACT for assistance or a shipping quote. Deliveries outside Canada and the United States may be subject to destination-country duties, taxes, brokerage or other import charges, payable by the recipient, depending on the shipment and local regulations.

Large orders may ship on a pallet by freight carrier instead of standard parcel courier. Provide a complete delivery address, phone number and reliable receiving contact; the carrier may need to arrange delivery with the recipient. Let STACT know before dispatch about residential access, delivery restrictions, limited receiving hours or any other special site requirements. Contact STACT for project logistics.

Some finishes and formats may sell out, have limited remaining inventory, be available for preorder or be offered only for a particular period. STACT’s selection evolves with demand and new material combinations. Check the current product page for the most reliable availability indication; if a particular item is essential to your design, contact STACT to discuss its status or compatible alternatives.

Replacement parts may be available for both current and earlier STACT systems. To help identify the correct component, provide the series, panel type, finish, approximate year of purchase and a clear photograph. Because components can differ between product generations, STACT should confirm compatibility before you order or install replacements. Get product support.

The STACT team can help identify an installation question, component or product generation. Send a short description and photographs; an order number or approximate purchase date is helpful when available. For general instructions, begin with the installation manuals, or contact STACT when the question is specific to your wall.

Yes. STACT provides a one-year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser, subject to the applicable terms. The complete warranty terms describe its scope and how to request assistance. For a product concern, contact STACT with the item details and photographs so the team can help identify the appropriate next step. Contact support.

Yes. STACT works directly with architects, interior designers, builders, millworkers, hospitality teams and professional wine-cellar specialists. The modular system supports precise detailing, repeatable installations and a cohesive result without fabricating the rack components for every commission. Project support may include format selection, layouts, technical information, finish coordination and installation guidance. Explore STACT for trade professionals.

Yes. STACT offers preferred pricing to qualified trade professionals for eligible design, construction and specification projects. Send your business details and the nature of your current or upcoming work through the Trade Professionals inquiry form. The team can explain eligibility, ordering and the support available for your project.

Yes. DWG drawings, FBX models and Revit files are available on request to support architectural design, visualization and specification. These resources are currently supplied directly rather than through a public download library. Use the Trade Professionals inquiry form, or contact STACT with the series and formats required so the team can send the relevant materials.

Confirm the selected series and formats; overall module dimensions; bottle projection and access clearances; wall substrate and mounting method; cabinetry or glazing interfaces; lighting provisions; and any delivery or installation sequencing constraints. Mixed Premier/Pro installations require special attention to bracket depth and order of installation. STACT can provide technical files and help review the intended configuration before surrounding construction is finalized. Start a trade inquiry.

Yes. STACT’s modular system is designed for repeatable layouts and can support large residential cellars, hospitality projects and multiple wine walls. Share drawings, room dimensions, collection requirements, finish preferences and the project schedule. STACT can help establish the panel mix and related technical requirements before the project moves into installation. Submit a trade project.

The simplest starting point is the Trade Professionals inquiry form. Include your company, project location, drawings or wall dimensions, expected bottle capacity, preferred series or finish and anticipated timing if known. You do not need to have every detail resolved: STACT can help translate a project brief into a suitable layout and product selection.