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Home Wine CellarsHome wine cellars require careful planning and execution. Without a design that works, you'll risk damaging your home's structural foundation, not to mention your wine collection. To get started on creating a design for your home wine cellar, you'll need answers to some very important questions. First, consider the purpose of your cellar--is it for show, or long-term storage? How many bottles does it need to hold now, and five years from now? Do you have any special storage requirements for unique vintages and odd-shaped bottles? You'll also need to think through the layout of your home wine cellar very carefully. Floor-to-ceiling racking may be needed to house your entire collection, but it can create accessibility difficulties down the road. You'll also need to place a cooling system centrally, if you're building an active cellar, decide on door placement and the right material for your walls and flooring (wood, concrete, or tile). While small wine cellars can be built without additional climate controls, if you need to house a particularly large or valuable collection, you should spare no effort or expense to ensure that you can maintain optimal storage conditions throughout the year. Help With Home Wine CellarsAt WineCabinets.com, we have extensive experience helping wine collectors plan cellars both large and small. Offering a helpful and informative consultation service and full support throughout the design and building process, we have everything you need to create the wine cellar of your dreams for less that you'd expect it to cost. Related Topics |