<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Humm This:
Never said the wine cellar was mine I said I'm getting it done for my dad as a present.
resent -> re-sent </div></BLOCKQUOTE><BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Humm This:
Mods: I'd put this in the general forum, but I have similar tastes with people on the H2 forum, so I'd like to keep it here if it's OK. Thanks!
Ok so in my basement, I have an unfinished wine cellar where everything sits boxed. Since I'm finishing all the unfinished parts of my house, I thought I'd hit this with a nice rack/cabinet thing. It's not that big of a space, about 50-75 sq ft. One wall is about 12 ft and I think I wanna have just one huge unit. I want to have cabinets on the bottom, normal height. Then on top, split it up into 3rds. The left and right sides being wine racks, the X style, and then the middle having a light on top, some normal standing wine bottles, a few glasses hanging upside down, and either a mirror, or some type of picture. Then I'm gonna have natural stone floors.
This is about the best thing I have come up with. I know I'm definately not the smartest on this board, so I wanna hear your opinions/ideas. I'll whip out PS and do a quick sketch of what I'm talkin about to give you guys a better idea.
Thanks SO much for the humidor idea! I TOTALLY forgot about that. You don't know how many cigars I have!
Thanks for the link too! I'm having this custom made but might get some stuff from there
I have all kinds of wines, it'll also be used for whiskey, liquor, all kinds of alcohols. I'm not sure yet whether I'm gonna use the racks just for wine, and put the other stuff in the cabinets, or just have sections for specific stuff.
I'm lookin more into the humidor now then anything else lol
I also got the idea to put a digital keypad lock on it and hang my 'special' rifles on the opposite wall. This is turning out to be a kickass project </div></BLOCKQUOTE>