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Custom Wine Cellars Chicago Illinois White Under Staircase Project

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Custom Wine Cellars Chicago Illinois White Under Staircase Project – Processed Video Transcription

Under the Stairs Custom Wine Cellars Chicago Illinois
The White custom wine cellars Chicago Illinois present several situations.  It was a cellar that is created under a stairway so the ceiling is slanted.  The room is also very odd-shaped, as you can see.  So we needed to design something that worked well.

Custom Wine Cellars Chicago Illinois - Overhead Plan View

Custom Wine Cellars Chicago Illinois – Overhead Plan View

We also wanted to have our cooling unit in this area and blowing down from the ceiling.  We are going to take a look at each elevation.
Elevation A is right when you come in the door; elevation B is the left wall; C is the back wall; D is the grill cover and box; E is the right wall.  We used a lot of horizontal wooden wine racks in this design.

Elevation A is our first horizontal rack.  It is 13 1/2 inches deep which means that it will hold three bottles deep in the horizontal rack from floor to ceiling.

Elevation B - Custom Wine Cellars Chicago Illinois White's

Elevation B – Custom Wine Cellars Chicago Illinois White’s

We move on to elevation B.  We have individual bottles with a high reveal display row, we have waterfall wooden wine racks down with the slant of the ceiling and we included some molding along the top edge.

Here you can see where the grill cover and box are up above in the center.  You can see that these Mahogany wine racks are 13 1/2 inches deep.  We do have a 1 1/2 inch toe-kick and base molding.

As we go along, elevation C is the very back wall.  It is a horizontal rack that is only six inches deep for a single bottle.
Elevation D is the grill cover and box with the grill going directly down for the cooling unit, which was a RM 2600 split system.  Elevation E is single deep, only six inches deep going down and ‘waterfalling’ with the slanted ceiling again.

Elevation E - Custom Wine Cellars Chicago Illinois White's

Elevation E – Custom Wine Cellars Chicago Illinois White’s

Elevation F is a triangular-shaped quarter round.  It is not a rounded piece but a piece with a flat front that segmented the two elevations A and B together.

3D Drawings - Waterfall Design Wooden Wine Racks

3D Drawings – Waterfall Design Wooden Wine Racks

Waterfall Wooden Wine Racks System

Waterfall Wooden Wine Racks System

You can see how this all works out.  This brings the two walls together.  Our horizontal displays are all lattice displays, and I’m going to show you that in the 3D drawings.
Here, you can see that they are lattices.  There’s your grill cover and box with the air blowing down from the ceiling and you can see these in the 3D as well.

Now, I want to show you some photographs.  Here is looking into the wine room.  We used a Tuscan wine cellar door.  It’s a square door, we used arched glass and an operable hand-forged wrought iron wine cellar door.

You can see the Mahogany wine racks here.  We used Mahogany, unfinished Mahogany wood.  The grill cover and box are right there blowing down.

Here you can see it a little bit closer.  You can see that we do have the lattice horizontal displays rows, where it is lattice wood rather than solid.  We have the high reveal display row with LED lighting up above.

Tuscan Wrought Iron Wine Cellar Door & Mahogany Wine Racks

Tuscan Wrought Iron Wine Cellar Door & Mahogany Wine Racks

Here you can see the back wall with the horizontal racks displays rows again, another picture of the displays or close up there.  This is the wrought iron wine cellar door, the hand-forged wrought iron, and you can see the full door, from the front to the back of the wine cellar.

Mahogany Wine Racks, Horizontal Display

Mahogany Wine Racks, Horizontal Display

Hope you’ve enjoyed walking through the White custom wine cellars in Chicago Illinois.  This was actually put together and constructed by AMM construction.  Thank you so much!

Hand Forged Quality Wrought Iron Wine Cellar Doors for Wine Cellars Dallas Texas

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Wine Cellar Doors – An Essential Component of a Wine Cellar 

Wine cellar doors are designed to help maintain the proper climate conditions in wine cellars in Dallas Texas, and at the same time add aesthetic value to the space.  In order for wine cellar entryways to be functionally efficient, they need to have weather stripping on all sides, automatic door bottoms, and a tight overall seal.

Since wine cellar entry doors are a critical component of a wine cellar design, they should be functional and visually appealing at the same time. There are two types of wine cellar doors: wrought iron and wood-based entry doors. They are constructed from various materials such as wood, glass, and wrought iron. Each material has its advantages and disadvantages but is nevertheless designed to preserve the cool environment of residential and commercial wine cellars.

For wine collectors who want to present an old-world charm to their custom wine cellar, wrought iron wine cellar doors can create the desired visual impact and aesthetic appeal to their storage space.  Cellar doors made from wrought iron are hand-forged by skilled and experienced craftsmen.  These installations also provide a customized appearance that can complement the existing interior of a wine cellar.

Wrought Iron Wine Cellar Doors – Quality and Aesthetics

Hand Forged Wrought Iron Wine Cellar Doors Dallas Texas

Hand Forged Wrought Iron Wine Cellar Doors Dallas Texas

Wrought iron wine cellar doors in Dallas Texas are designed to secure the desired conditions for storing and aging wines.  They are custom-built to meet the needs and requirements of wine collectors.  Designs for these wine room entryways are conceived through auto cad drawings, which allow wine cellar builders to show detailed specifications, examine the end product, and make the required modifications before actual production takes place.

Wrought iron wine cellar doors in Dallas Texas are specifically engineered to withstand the elements and to provide optimum sealing.  They are constructed from combined 16 and 18-gauge steel, which ensures the amount of thickness necessary to keep up with the cool atmosphere.  Polyurethane foam is pumped into the entire door and frame to keep it well-insulated.

What the Team Did to Maintain The Optimum Temperature in A Wine Cellar with Wrought Iron Doors

To keep the door weather tight, foam and rubber weatherstripping is fitted snugly all around the door frame, glass frame, and door sweep.  Heavy-duty ball-bearing hinges are used because they are more durable and less noisy than standard hinges.

For additional insulating properties, dual pane tempered glass is used.  Dual-pane glass consists of two glass panes separated by air space.  Tempered glass goes through a thermal process that makes it five times stronger than standard glass.  It is also designed to break into oval-shaped pieces instead of shards.  Combining the characteristics of both produces a glass product that is not only energy-efficient but is also impact resistant.

Stylish Wine Cellar Doors - Wine Cellars Dallas Texas

Stylish Wine Cellar Doors – Wine Cellars Dallas Texas

Wine Cellar Owners Choose Wrought Iron Wine Cellar Doors for its Durability and Aesthetics

Wrought iron wine cellar doors come pre-hung on a custom manufactured steel frame.  They go through a series of weatherizing processes to protect them against outside elements.  Wrought iron entry doors are treated with layers of acrylic primer to inhibit oxidation.  In order to enhance the process of weatherization, additional layers of an acrylic black base, faux finishing, and sealant are applied.

Most design concepts for wrought iron entryways are a fusion of iron and glass materials.  Iron and glass wine cellar doors provide an elegant and dramatic portal to any wine storage room.  They are structures of style and character that can be enticing and appealing to the eyes.

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