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A glass wine display turns a collection into a centrepiece. At Go Glass, we design and manufacture made-to-measure glass wine walls, wine rooms and display cabinets that put your bottles on show. Every piece is built to suit the space it lives in, whether that’s a kitchen, a dining room, a restaurant floor or the back of a bar.
Our wine displays are non-refrigerated. They’re designed to showcase wine rather than chill it, so they’re simpler to install, have no compressor noise or running costs, and can go where a wine fridge never could.
A glass wine display is a glazed enclosure, wall or cabinet that houses wine bottles behind or between panels of glass, so the collection stays visible. Unlike a wine fridge or climate-controlled cellar, a non-refrigerated display is about presentation. It protects bottles from dust and knocks and frames them as a design feature. It’s ideal for wines you drink regularly, bottles for service, or collections kept in a naturally cool, stable room.
For many homeowners, a wine display is the finishing touch that makes a kitchen, dining room or open-plan space feel considered. Popular options include:
Each design is made to fit your space exactly, with a choice of glass finishes, framing and hardware to suit your interior.
In hospitality, a wine display earns its place twice: it’s part of the interior design, and it sells wine. Guests who can see the list are more likely to explore it. A well-lit glass wine wall behind the bar or beside the dining room creates a focal point, signals quality, and keeps stock visible and accessible for staff.
We work with restaurant owners, bar operators, interior designers and fit-out contractors to create displays that are:
A non-refrigerated glass wine display suits you if you want:
For long-term ageing of fine wine, bottles are best kept in a cool, dark place with a steady temperature. Many collectors store investment bottles elsewhere and use a glass display for the wines they’ll open in the coming months.
Go Glass is a bespoke glass design and manufacturing business based at Solopark, Pampisford, near Cambridge. We work with homeowners, architects, designers and hospitality businesses [across Cambridgeshire, London and the wider UK].
Non‑climate‑controlled glass cabinets offer presentation and protection, not temperature regulation. For sensitive collections, temperature‑controlled units or dedicated cellars are required, as heat and UV can affect wine quality over time.
No. A glass wine cabinet is a display structure made from toughened glass, designed for presentation. A wine cooler is a refrigerated appliance designed to chill or age wine under controlled conditions. The two serve different purposes.
Bottle capacity depends entirely on the layout. Large‑format bottles (Champagne, Burgundy, Pinot Noir) require more spacing. Standard wine racks typically suit Bordeaux bottles, while custom shelving ensures all bottle shapes fit comfortably.
Yes. Bespoke glass wine cabinets are common because every room, bar layout and collection is different. Customisation can include sizing, shelving, door type, lighting and fixing details to match your interior.
Glass wine cabinets work well in:
They’re designed to be architectural features that display wine clearly while blending into the room.
Yes. LED lighting is commonly integrated because it produces minimal heat, enhances visibility and adds atmosphere. Correct specification ensures labels stay readable and bottles remain unaffected by heat.
Use a non‑abrasive glass cleaner and a lint‑free cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, especially near UV‑bonded joints.
Because non‑refrigerated cabinets don’t include cooling equipment, they don’t require ventilation gaps. This allows for clean and minimal lines. Refrigerated wine cabinets, however, do require airflow.
Yes—when built with toughened safety glass. It’s impact‑resistant and designed to break into small blunt pieces if damaged, greatly reducing risk. Lockable doors can also be added for extra safety.
Glass wine cabinets use toughened safety glass, which is heat‑treated and designed to break safely into blunt fragments. This is the industry standard for both home and hospitality environments.
Yes. In commercial environments especially, toughened safety glass is required to meet UK safety standards. Toughened glass meets the requirements for safe breakage and impact resistance.
Glass used in wine cabinets complies with BS EN 12600 1(C)1.
Our commercial wine displays meet 1(C)1 impact performance, the level required by many hospitality venues.
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