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WINE CELLAR

Listing #1719 Listed on: 01/15/2009 Company Name: TREVID ARCHITECTURAL MILLWORK
Name: DAVID DIVER Member

Quarter sawn oak wine cellar. Four walls with corners cut by blank panels. All the pigeon holes are housed in place and the entire unit is housed into the carcass. No nails or screws are visable other that under the base cap molding. Nice project to have been awarded. I was nervous to take it on but we did it. A company is only as good as the employees. Please leave your comments and feed back, Thank you.

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Posted By:kol
This is some beautiful work! Thanks for sharing.
Posted By:steve
Beautiful job. This client must truly enjoy their wine.It will be easy in this setting
Posted By:Gerald T Ortman
Beautiful work. Couple of questions
What are the 3"x6" plates over each bay? And if you will allow a stupid question, did the owner tell you why he wanted open shelf, individual bin and X-bin storage? It is not obvious to me why a variety is desired.
Posted By:MOE
I guess, plates are electric boxes for lighting, and x spaces are for 1.5 liter botles they are fatter then regular, and open is less expensive, just my opinion
Posted By:David
The electrical boxes are for lights, the open storage is for cases of wine, the x storage is for easy access to these cases for the catering staff and the individuals are for the home owners own select wines.
Posted By:D Brown
David ,
Beautiful work , I am bidding on a cellar now and I wonder if you could tell me how you made the X sections ,cnc ,dado router ? The one I'm bidding is rustic Oak but it is quite a large room .
thanks

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