Wine Glass Storage Box with Dividers, Crystal Stemware Storage Containers Hard Shell, Service for 24 Wine Glasses Or Goblet (Grey)

Excellent

Very nice storage container!! Sturdy and well made. Easy to assemble the inside dividers. Great for storing my Waterford crystal wine glasses. All goblets fit great. Handles seem well made. Like the label window.

These are lifesavers!! I used them for my large canning jars. These are easy to set up and organize. I would use these if I ever moved again for my wine and drinking glasses hands over anything else. Has twelve separate holding areas in each, so 24 total. The inserts are covered in a cloth-like fabric and provide great protection. The fabric sides are thicker. A bottom piece is also supplied for the forms sturdiness as well as protection. Zippered top operates without issue. Great value! I’d buy more to securely store more jars

I ordered these storage containers to protect my ceramic Starbucks tumblers while they are in storage. I have been collecting them for years and they break easy and are hard to replace. Until I finish building the display rack I want, I needed a safe place to keep some of them packed away. The material feels like a canvas and the bins themselves are lightweight and easy to carry…if your bins have both handles. One of the containers arrived missing a handle, which means I can only carry it from the bottom. With or without the handles the boxes are very sleek and make me feel like I’m fancy owning such a needless luxury. Each case has dividers that you assemble yourself to make 12 slots. Super easy to do. If you’re like me, you’ll have to do this 4 times because you did it wrong the first two. LOL These would definitely hold flute champagne glasses height wise. I noticed the dividers do not attach to the sides of the case, so the bin loses a bit of stability there, but you can still stack these cases at least two, to four high. I only have the two though, but it’s a solid assumption. The slots are rather roomy, so cups may shift around a bit. If you are storing fragile items like I am, you will probably want to wrap them in cloth or bubble wrap first. Because the cases have some flexibility, I would also recommend placing them inside a sturdier box if you are planning to use them for moving houses or long distances.

I have other items in this product line for dishes, bowls, etc. We entertain a lot and have a large (extra pieces) set of china. We also have a large number of red and white wine glasses. The boxes are well made and sturdy. The dividers are also sturdy and durable. I am definitely buying two more of these so all of our glasses will have a spot. The box has a zipper closure and the sides and bottom are well padded. The price point for a two pack is reasonable. I would recommend this product.

From the moment I took these homyfort Wine Glass Storage Boxes out of the plastic, we could already tell they were high‑quality. The materials feel sturdy in your hands, and every piece fits together beautifully—no forcing, no awkward edges, just clean, thoughtful construction. One of my favorite features it has a bottom panel with a tab, making it incredibly easy to lift out whenever needed for disassembly and storage. It’s such a simple detail, but it shows how well‑designed these containers really are. The dividers (the Lozano pieces) that separate the glasses are impressively well‑constructed. They slot together securely, can be taken apart without any struggle, and it’s obvious they’re going to hold up for years of use. Nothing flimsy here—just solid, dependable structure. Once everything is in place, the containers zip up smoothly, creating a hard‑shell enclosure that feels protective without being bulky. It gives real peace of mind when storing precious stemware, whether it’s for a season or for long‑term safekeeping.