Balloon goblets and brandy glasses are wider at the bowl than ordinary wine glasses, and that width is what this box is built around. Twelve compartments divide an interior 18.5 inches wide, 14 long, and 8.5 high, with a clear panel showing which glasses are inside.
Twelve compartments divide the interior, sized for the wider stemware that an ordinary wine glass box leaves no room for: balloon goblets, cocktail glasses, and brandy glasses. Walling each bowl on four sides is what stops the rims from touching, since on these shapes the widest point sits well above the base.
A strong frame supports the sides so the box holds its rectangle under a full load of glass, and reinforced handles take that weight when it moves. The combination suits glassware that comes out once a year, where the risk is less the party itself than the trip to and from storage.
A clear panel on the front tells the goblets apart from the dinner plates without lifting a lid, which matters when several red and green boxes share a shelf. Dimensions run 18.5 inches wide, 14 long, and 8.5 high, enough height for a tall bowl on a short stem.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
Six forest green fabric cubes with grommet pulls, each 11 inches square for standard cube shelving.
