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I'd like to take you on a tour of our latest custom wine cellars Atlanta, Georgia project.
This residential wine cellar was actually created in a high rise condominium. It created
a few situations but nothing we couldn't overcome. This particular residential wine cellar holds
a total of 997 bottles. The room that this wine cellar was created in had four structural
columns. Actually I believe two of the columns may have been structural, the others were
not, but in order to make this look correct we kept the columns and worked around it.
We added custom wine racks between the columns on the two sides on the back wall and then
on the front wall some of the columns are 15 inches deep, we added a horizontal rack.
You'll see that as we go along with the drawings. You'll notice in the drawings each elevation
is designated by a letter. The left and right walls are elevation A, the back wall is elevation
B and the front sections here are elevation D, I don't know what happened to elevation
C. Elevation A, the left and right walls have
X bins on the bottom. These are lattice X bins so it has a support rack where the back
wall comes out this is not seen in the room when it's completed. You have a high reveal
display row with a light balance above it and 750ml individual bottles above that. These
custom wine racks we made are 11 3/4 inches deep, simply so that they fit in with the
columns. You have a 1 1/2 inch toe kick and a 2 1/4 inch crown molding.
We'll go to elevation B, the back wall. We have a tall arch with a pot light opening
and light valances over the display row, 750ml bottles up above, three X-cubes and room four
actually for case storage. This bottom section is double deep. Therefore, your X- bins are
double deep as well as your case storage. It includes a table top area; the upper section
with the 750's is single deep. The elevation D, this is the little area right
where you come into the room, next to the first columns on the left to the right. Here
we have horizontal display racks where your bottles are stored horizontally.
This is the overhead view of the room. You can see your bottles can go in from the ends
on this particular horizontal rack. This is the back wall, you can see that we
have lattice X bins and lattice case storage below. Looking toward the custom wine cellar
door, you can see that we have used the Tuscan door; it's a square door with an arched glass.
The whisper cooling unit in located above the custom wine cellar door.
This is your left wall and this is your right wall and back wall, and you can see we have
the lattice bins, the 750's above and the arch.
We are going to do a quick walk through some of the completed photos. Here you can see
the door. This door is a Tuscan and Knotty Alder has the black hand-forged wrought iron,
has a square top and arched glass and the stain is early American with number 850 moldings.
This is the back wall. Our racks are in Premium Redwood with a lacquer that brings out the
color of the redwood. Here you have the left wall showing the lattice bins and individual
bottles and here you have the right wall. I hope you've enjoyed the walkthrough of the
Custom Wine Cellars Atlanta Georgia. This was created by Residential Wine Cellar SPecialists.