The wine cabinet you cannot buy off the shelf
Every cabinet is drawn around one wall — yours. Any width, any height, any angle. 63 stainless finishes, glass doors framed in 18 mm stainless rather than aluminium.
Wine storage fails because the room is not a rectangle. We build the cabinet the room actually needs, in metal, to the millimetre.Foshan Bogeqi Furniture Co., Ltd. · Shunde, Foshan
Six ways in
The six below are the shapes most projects start with. Behind them sit 62 product pages, indexed by width, finish, room and cellar system.
01Glass-Front Wine Cabinets
18 mm stainless frame · Clear or fluted glass
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02Wine Walls
One continuous run of glass, skirting to ceiling
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03Wine Fridge Cabinets
Cabinet and cooling from one factory · 110 V ready
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04Corner Wine Cabinets
Angled front · No dead triangle
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05Wine Cellars
Room, walling, door, cooling — one supplier
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06Wine Racks
Open stainless · No glass · Full access
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A curved wall, in stainless, floor to ceiling. The space nobody else will build into.
A 20 mm bow in the plaster disappears into the scribe instead of into a filler panel. A raked ceiling is followed shelf by shelf. A 340 mm void under a stair becomes a bottle wall.
Sixty-three surfaces, eight families
Real samples held in the factory, photographed under the same light. Order any of them, or post us a physical sample and we will match it.
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MKM-01From a drawing fee to your forwarder
Eight stages, three payments: 10% at the drawing, 50% at the production deposit, the balance before the crate leaves. Projects run 30 to 40 days on the floor, and the clock starts when the deposit lands, not when the enquiry arrives.
Enquiry
You find us through a dealer, a project reference or a search. We talk about the wall, the room and the bottles before anything is drawn.
Drawing fee, 10%
A drawing fee of 10% of the order value is paid at this point. It covers the CAD set and the 3D visuals, and it is credited against the order once the order is placed.
Drawings
Plan, elevation and internal structure, plus a rendered view of the cabinet in your room. Adjustments are made on the drawing, where they are free.
Scheme confirmed
You approve the scheme, then take the site dimensions yourself. We do not send a surveyor: the numbers you confirm are the numbers we build to.
Measured re-draw
We re-cut the drawing to the dimensions you supply and send it back with every panel marked. Nothing is cut until that drawing is signed.
Production deposit, 50%
Half of the order value releases the order to the floor. This is the point at which the schedule starts — not before.
Build, 30–40 days
Cutting, folding, welding, finishing, assembly and cooling, then a dry fit. Every order is dry-fitted, not sampled; the range is quoted per project.
Balance, then shipment
We dry-fit, inspect, photograph and film the finished unit and send it to you. The balance is paid before shipment, then we crate it and your forwarder collects on EXW or FOB terms.
Drawing fee · 10%
Of the order value, paid before the CAD and 3D work starts, and credited against the order when you place it. It pays for the drawings, so a price check and a project are not the same conversation.
Production deposit · 50%
Paid once the measured drawing is confirmed. This releases the order to the floor and starts the 30 to 40 day clock. Nothing is cut before it.
Balance · before shipment
Paid after you see the dry fit — photographs and video of the finished unit, not a render — and before the crate leaves. Shipping runs on EXW or FOB terms.
Three things that are hard to copy
There are no standard sizes
A 600 mm cabinet and a 4,000 mm wall are both normal orders here. The frame is folded to your wall, and a 40 mm scribe is part of the build rather than an extra.
One factory owns the whole box
Frame, glass, cradle and cooling are designed against one set of numbers. When something is wrong, there is exactly one place to call.
The cooling is a standard part
Embraco, front-vented, 110 V / 60 Hz for the US. A refrigeration engineer in your city can source it — it is not a proprietary unit you ship back to China.
Built, installed, photographed
Three jobs we can show in full: a basement cellar, a dining room run and a dealer showroom.
01Foshan Bandao No.47 Villa
Basement wine cellar
240 bottles · glass-front · brushed stainless
02Poly Xiutai Tianjun Tower 2
Dining wine cabinet and entry cellar
Dining run + entry cellar · champagne gold03Yongkang Dealer Showroom
Two-storey wine cellar and display
Two floors · eight finishes on display
Send three photographs and a tape measure
You get your own photographs back with every dimension marked on them, then a scheme and a fixed price. The 10% drawing fee covers the CAD and the visuals and is credited back against the order.