Oct 28th 2026 by The UbeCube Team
Four Ways to Build With CrateWine™
Wine storage does not have to live in a dedicated rack or cabinet. With UbeCube, the storage itself can become part of the furniture.
These four CrateWine™ builds use the same modular idea at different scales. One fits beside a sofa. Another becomes a coffee table. A larger setup creates a complete serving station with space for bottles, glassware, accessories, and other bar supplies.
Each one starts with UbeCube crates and bottle storage, then builds outward around the job the furniture needs to do.
The wood tops and bases shown in the photography are custom pieces and are not included, giving you control over the material, finish, dimensions, and final look of your build.
Build 01 / Compact Bottle Storage
Wine Side Table 01
The smallest build shows how quickly bottle storage can become functional furniture.
Two CrateWine™ Kits create a narrow storage tower with the bottles visible from the front. Add a custom wood top and the same footprint also becomes a useful surface beside a sofa, chair, or dining area.
It is a straightforward option when you want a few favorite bottles nearby without dedicating floor space to a traditional wine cabinet.
UbeCube components in the pictured setup
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- 2 CrateWine™ Kits
- 2 black Snap-Fit Connectors
- 1 black Screw Clips pack
Build 02 / Bottle + Bar Storage
Wine Bar Storage Station 01
The Bar Storage Station takes the compact side-table footprint and gives it a second job.
One CrateWine™ Kit handles bottle storage while a UC02 MOD Crate creates open storage for serving gear and accessories. Short Poles, connectors, and a Magnet Clip add more ways to use the area around the crates.
The result is still compact enough to live beside seating or along a wall, but it has room for more than bottles alone.
UbeCube components in the pictured setup
- 1 CrateWine™ Kit
- 1 black UC02 MOD Crate
- 2 black Short Poles
- 2 black Snap-Fit Connectors
- 1 Magnet Clip 2 Pack
Custom wood top, wine, glassware, and styling props are not included.
Shop This SetupSee How WineX™ Works
From Flat Panels to Bottle Storage
WineX™ Outfitter Kits add divided bottle storage to a UbeCube Crate. This assembly guide shows how the divider panels interlock and fit inside the crate.
The video covers the WineX insert itself. The furniture builds on this page use additional UbeCube components and custom wood pieces.
Build 03 / Living Room Centerpiece
Wine Coffee Table 01
Increasing the footprint changes the role of the system completely.
Wine Coffee Table 01 uses four CrateWine™ Kits beneath a broad custom wood surface. Instead of giving the area underneath a coffee table over to empty space, the entire base becomes organized bottle storage.
Eight Snap-Fit Connectors join the UbeCube structure. The top shown in the photography is custom, allowing the final dimensions, finish, and overhang to be selected around the room.
UbeCube components in the pictured setup
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- 4 CrateWine™ Kits
- 8 black Snap-Fit Connectors
Build 04 / Full Serving Station
Wine Cart 01
Wine Cart 01 shows what happens when the same system expands into a larger storage and serving station.
Eight black UC02 MOD Crates form the structure. Two WineX™ Outfitter Kits create divided bottle storage, while a black 1x3 Grabinet™ Outfitter Kit organizes smaller supplies. Magnet Clips and CrateHooks make the outside of the build useful too.
Instead of separating wine, serving accessories, and general storage into several pieces of furniture, the photographed setup brings them together in one modular footprint.
The custom wood top and base finish the furniture look, while the crate system inside remains configurable as storage needs change.
UbeCube components in the pictured setup
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- 8 black UC02 MOD Crates
- 2 black WineX™ Outfitter Kits
- 1 black 1x3 Grabinet™ Outfitter Kit
- 1 Magnet Clip 2 Pack
- 1 black CrateHook 4 Pack
- 2 black Screw Clips packs
One System, Very Different Furniture
These four builds use the same modular foundation, but the result changes with the footprint.
Two crates can become a narrow side table. Four can turn the unused space beneath a coffee table into bottle storage. Expand the system again and the same idea can become a larger station for bottles, serving supplies, accessories, and general storage.
That is the advantage of building furniture around a modular storage system. The outside can look finished and intentional while the space underneath is still working.
Build Around Your Space
Explore CrateWine™
Start with one of these photographed configurations or use UbeCube crates, WineX™ dividers, connectors, and accessories to create a bottle-storage setup of your own.