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18 days ago by wineracksamerica

One of the fastest growing areas of our business pertains to the cooling of wine. Nearly every wine cellar we design and sell includes some type of strategy for cooling. In the olden days (5-10 years ago), wine cellar cooling units looked and acted like World War II army surplus. All ugly exteriors ...

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64 days ago by admin

Treat your wine well, and it will treat you good also. As the wine rests in its prepared environment, it will age into a truly delicious beverage. To save money though, some have chosen not to buy their wine rack. Wine cellar construction can get expensive, so it’s good to keep costs down wherever p ...

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67 days ago by qtylifestyle

Storing your intoxicant correct is very important. As your intoxicant ages it module exclusive intend better, but it has to be finished right. To spend money though, some have chosen not to acquire their intoxicant rack. Wine level cerebration crapper intend expensive, so it’s beatific to ready cost ...

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72 days ago by Basement Wine Cellar Guy

The floor of a wine cellar is important for a few reasons. First, the floor supports the weight of your entire wine cellar collection, so it must be very strong. That’s an obvious reason why wine cellars are built in the basement; you have no worries about the floor collapsing under the weight of 1, ...

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87 days ago by Basement Wine Cellar Guy

Now that the green board is up the next step is easy: paint. Even though it’s an easy step, there are differing opinions on wall coverings. One school of thought is that this is an opportunity to add a distinctive flair to the wine cellar by using textured finishes and other fancy wall treatments. I ...

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106 days ago by Basement Wine Cellar Guy

In my last post I discussed spray foam insulation in the walls and ceiling. The same technique was used for the floor. Here’s what the floor looked like after framing but before the insulation was applied: Here’s the floor after applying the insulation: Yes, it looks just like the walls look. The fo ...

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113 days ago by Basement Wine Cellar Guy

Now that the framing is done, it’s time for the insulation. Insulation is critical, since the goal is to maintain a constant temperature in the basement wine cellar. The better the insulation, the less variation in temperature, and therefore the less effort required by the cooling unit to keep the w ...

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119 days ago by Wineguy

Oregon wine acreage increases despite recession - Statesman Journal SALEM, Ore. — Wine grape acreage and wine sales in Oregon are growing despite the recession. The National Agricultural Statistics Service says total grape acreage grew by 1,570 acres in 2008, the third consecutive year of record pla ...

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120 days ago by Basement Wine Cellar Guy

In my previous posts I discussed the framing of the wine cellar walls and framing the wine cellar floor, but I have not mentioned framing the ceiling. I have not mentioned it because in my construction I am converting a room in the basement, so there is already a ceiling (the floor of the upper floo ...

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121 days ago by Wine Racks America

Greetings again and welcome to ALMOST spring! As wine cellar business ramps up again for the spring home project building rush, we are getting a lot of questions about the stain we apply to our racking. Here is an exerpt from a recent question we received that I thought would be good to share: Quest ...

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