• Reduction in the mechanical stress put on the barrels therefore less ruptured staves, less barrel deformation, and less maintenance.
• Reduction of much of the heavy lifting required in the cellar.
• Ability to remove older barrels, to refurbish or examine for faults.
• Structural safety.
• Ease of cleaning, improved hygiene in the cellar.
• Adjustable feet to adjust to uneven floors.
• Strong resistance to corrosion (hot galvanization).

OXOline 1 (curved tubing)

• Economic barrel storage system.
• Modular system (allows evolution in length and height over time).
• Aesthetically pleasing.
• Adaptable to all types of cellar configurations and barrel types.
• Allows assisted placement and removal of empty barrels via Minilift.

OXOline 2 (Cantilevered girders)

• Storage of barrels in very different shapes and capacities, on the same rack. (For example, the same size rack can accommodate barrels 200 to 340L, from 300 to 400L, etc.).
• Easily regroup spirits by lots, by quality, or by final bottling destination.
• Visualization of leaks on all sides of barrel, (barrel leaks on non visible heads will run down the support beam to become visible).
• Structure provides maximum reduction in cellar congestion.
• Handling of full barrels via OXOlift.
• Possibility of custom equipment fabrication by OXO.