Floating wall wine rack

Abstract

A wall wine rack designed to give the illusion that the wine bottles held in a substantially parallel manner, i.e., the label of the first wine bottle is visible to a person standing in front of the wine rack, are floating.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A wine rack wall comprising:
 (a) a panel configured to support a plurality of interchangeable wine bottle support arms;   (b) a first vertical frame for coupling to one side of the panel and a second vertical frame for coupling to the opposite side of the panel;   (c) a top frame for attaching the panel to an upper surface and a bottom frame for attaching the panel to a lower surface;   (d) an upper height adjustment mechanism, comprising:
 (i) a first intermediate bracket for coupling to the top of the panel; 
 (ii) two extenders for connecting the first intermediate bracket to the top frame; 
   (e) a lower height adjustment mechanism, comprising:
 (i) a second intermediate bracket for coupling to the bottom of the panel; 
 (ii) two extenders for connecting the second intermediate bracket to the bottom frame. 
   
     
     
         2 . A wine rack wall comprising:
 (a) a panel configured to support a plurality of interchangeable wine bottle support arms;   (b) a first vertical frame coupled to one side of the panel and a second vertical frame coupled to the opposite side of the panel;   (c) a top frame for attaching the panel to an upper surface and a bottom frame for attaching the panel to a lower surface, wherein the bottom frame further couples to the panel;   (d) an upper height adjustment mechanism, comprising:
 (i) a first intermediate bracket for coupling to the top of the panel; 
 (ii) two extenders for connecting the first intermediate bracket to the top frame. 
   
     
     
         3 . A wine rack wall comprising:
 (a) a panel configured to support a plurality of interchangeable wine bottle support arms;   (b) a first vertical frame coupled to one side of the panel and a second vertical frame coupled to the opposite side of the panel;   (c) a top frame for attaching the panel to an upper surface and a bottom frame for attaching the panel to a lower surface, wherein the top frame further couples to the panel;   (d) a lower height adjustment mechanism, comprising:
 (i) an intermediate bracket for coupling to the bottom of the panel; 
 (ii) two extenders for connecting the second intermediate bracket to the bottom frame.