


Helix Wine Rack Post Angled Base Plate (floating wine rack system component for sloped ceilings)
Description
For those who value sleek, minimalist design, the Helix Wine Rack Post Hidden Base Plate is the ultimate enhancement. By reducing the visual footprint of the standard base plate by nearly 50%, it creates a nearly invisible support system, allowing your wine collection to take center stage without distraction.
Additional Information
Helix Wine Rack Post Hidden Base Plate
Designed for seamless integration, this precision-engineered base plate is the perfect complement to the Helix Wine Rack Post System, ensuring a secure and stylish installation. Its robust construction maintains stability while enhancing the modern aesthetic of floating wine racks in residential and commercial spaces.
Ideal for luxury wine cellars, glass-enclosed displays, and contemporary interiors, this hidden base plate brings an extra level of sophistication to any wine storage project. Elevate your collection with an architectural solution that blends stability and refinement effortlessly.

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In The Box
Comes complete with one (1) Hidden Angled Base Plate, and self-drilling screws to assemble to the top or bottom of any Post.
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Absolute Flexibility
The Angled Base Plate allows for floor-to-ceiling installations when one or both surfaces is at an angle, up to 35 degrees.
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Remarkable Finish
Built with high-quality steel, backed by a lifetime warranty, and offered with choice of matte black, cool gray, or golden bronze finishes.
Shipping Information
Rosehill Reserves the right to contact you should shipping charges end up substantially higher than advertised on our website.You will have an opportunity to cancel your order at that time.
For CAD customers - Shipping Charges for importation, brokerage, duties are extra and might be charged extra, however you will be contact by a Rosehill Customer Service Representative to discuss it further.
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