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Wine and Custom Wine Cellar Refrigeration

Custom Wine Cellar Refrigeration Systems for Wine Rooms

Wines have the ability to improve their taste and flavor and mature to their full potential when stored under optimal conditions.  They require a climate controlled environment with minimal light intrusion.  The ideal temperature level in a wine storage room is between 50 and 59 degrees Fahrenheit, and the right amount of humidity is within 60 to 75 percent.

A good storage environment significantly affects the overall quality of wines.  For a wine cellar space to function efficiently and effectively, it should be equipped with a climate control system that will help regulate temperature and humidity at constant levels.  Additionally, the storage space should be fitted with proper insulation and vapor barriers in order to achieve the desired climate conditions.

Temperature and humidity control is key to creating an ideal wine storage space.  Custom wine cellar refrigeration units are engineered to provide the best possible environment for any wine cellar design.  These cooling units are available in different configurations and provide multiple installation options that can accommodate a variety of applications.

Four Trusted Manufacturers of Custom Wine Cellar Refrigeration Units

When it comes to climate cooling systems for wine cellars, there are four manufacturers that dominate the industry:  WhisperKOOL, CellarMate, US Cellar Systems, and CellarPro.  Each wine cellar climate control unit is unique in terms of features and performance, but all are designed to replicate the storage conditions of European wine caves.

WhisperKool Cooling Units

WhisperKOOL cooling units are built to provide whisper-quiet and vibration-free operation.  Their units come with several thermostat options and can maintain the required temperature conditions in various climate settings.  Most of their cooling products feature a liquid probe thermometer that allows for actual temperature monitoring of wine bottles.

The WhisperKOOL SC Series is the latest in their line of wine cellar cooling systems.  It consists of an advanced digital controller that provides for easy viewing of temperature levels pertaining to evaporator coil, condensing coil, as well as wine.  This unit is engineered for through the wall installation.  It comes in five different models that can cool many applications, including residential and commercial wine rooms.

US Cellar Systems offer a range of custom wine cellar refrigeration systems, including self-contained, ductless split systems, and ducted split units.   Their climate control systems can adapt to any design constraints and unusual storage spaces.  They provide cooling equipment that can fit into wine cabinets, wine closets, and wine cellars with vaulted ceilings.  US Cellars also have units that allow clients to utilize unused corners of their storage space.

US Cellar Systems’ Wine Cellar Climate Control Units

US Cellar Systems also offer wine cooling accessories such as mini condensate pump, excess refrigerant suction line accumulator, system condenser enclosure, digital controller mounting plate and electric wiring harness.  For do it yourself installation of some of these accessories, they created instructional videos for the convenience of the buyers (check out the videos here).

CellarPro manufactures wine cellar climate control units that can effectively cool wine cellars measuring 200 cubic feet up to 2,000 cubic feet.  They offer three models of wine cooling units:  CellarPro 1800 Series, 3200 Series, and 4200 Series.  These CellarPro wine cooling units can cover a wine cabinet display of about 200 cubic feet to a commercial wine cellar space as big as 1500 cubic feet.

CellarPro Wine Cooling Units

A wine cellar door serves two important functions in the overall design of a wine storage space.  First, it provides a tight seal that allows the wine cellar cooling systems to function efficiently, and helps maintain the proper climate conditions for preserving the quality of wines.  Second, it creates an aesthetically pleasing entryway that reflects the personal taste of the wine collector.

Design Features of Quality Wine Cellar Doors

Wine Cellar Doors – Design Features

In order for a wine cellar entryway door to be effective in its purpose, weather stripping should be installed on all sides, and around the jambs as well.  An automatic door bottom should be affixed to the bottom edge of the door to prevent cold air loss.  To reinforce structural integrity and add better insulation, wine cellar doors are LVL constructed and connected with mortise and tenon joints.

Laminated veneer lumber (or LVL) has uniform structural properties that make the material strong and provide better insulating qualities.  LVL is an engineered wood product that consists of several layers of wood joined together by adhesives.  Compared to regular lumber, LVL is less likely to warp, shrink, or twist.  Mortise and tenon is an old world method of joining two pieces together.  It is a simple technique, yet proven to be strong and effective.

Custom wine cellar doors are created from different materials.  They are offered in a range of styles that can suit client preferences in terms of design and functionality.  The basic styles for a wine cellar entry door are wood, glass and wrought iron, or a combination of these materials.

Custom Designed Wine Cellar Doors Offered by Coastal

Custom Wine Cellar Doors by Coastal Custom Wine Cellars

Coastal Custom Wine Cellars offer custom designed doors that will create a visually appealing wine cellar entryway.  They provide quality intricate designs on glass, wood, or wrought iron for a more personalized appearance.  Coastal can do custom carvings on wood based wine cellar doors that will allow clients to showcase their family crest, company logo, or any design that may appeal to them.  These carvings are done by in-house, third-generation carvers.

Glass etchings are also offered to project a contemporary look to a wine storage space.  For clients who want to bring an old world feel to their entryway door, Coastal can create delicate and intricate patterns on hand forged wrought iron paired with distressed hardwood.

Coastal Custom Wine Cellars has a stunning selection of exterior grade custom wine cellar doors to choose from, including Barolo Glass, Tuscan, Coto, Chianti, and Sonoma style doors.  These elegant entryway doors feature Italian-style designs that integrate wood, glass, or wrought iron into the structure.

Wood Specie Used and Dual Paned Glass Features

Glass Wine Cellar Doors

Wood variety is an important aspect when choosing a wine cellar door.  Knotty Alder, Mahogany, Cherry, and Walnut are some of the best hardwood materials for an entryway door.  Stain and finishing options (such as rustic, wheat, and chappo) are available to match or complement any existing décor.

Whether stand-alone or paired with hardwood, glass wine cellar doors should be dual paned because of the material’s excellent insulation and soundproofing qualities.  Dual paned glass wine cellar doors consists of two panes that are attached and sealed together along the edges, leaving a gas-filled space that helps minimize heat transfer.

When in the market for a wine cellar door, choose an entry door that will not only help keep the right amount of temperature, humidity, and light inside a wine storage room, but also leave a lasting impression.

Wine racks handcrafted from wood are the ideal wine storage solutions.  Wood has an innate beauty, that can bring elegance and charm to any wine cellar.  They can also be stained to match or complement the existing design of a wine storage space.  Since wood wine racks are produced from different wood varieties, they offer an array of choices that can meet storage and display requirements of clients.

Pine is one of the most sought-after wood varieties in manufacturing high quality furniture, such as wine storage racks.  Although 90 percent of pine trees are found in the northern hemisphere, they also thrive in subtropical and temperate mountainous areas around the world.  There are about 125 known species of pine.  They have an average height of 45 to 135 feet, but there are certain species, such as Ponderosa Pines, that can grow as tall as 250 feet.

Pine – A Durable Material used in Building Wine Racks

Pine lumber is a popular wood type in building custom wine rack furniture.  It is a soft wood that offers ease of use on woodworking projects.  It has beautiful wood grains and patterns that require minimal or no staining.  In addition to its aesthetic appeal, pine is very durable and sturdy.  With proper wood treatment, pine lumber can resist rotting and decay.

Wood wine racks made from pine are cost-effective storage solutions.  Wine collectors get their money’s worth because these racking systems not only offer affordability, but also enduring quality.  They can last for a long period of time with little maintenance.

Pine wine racks are among the strongest wine racks on the market.  They can hold a large number of wine bottles without danger of collapsing from the weight load.

Stackable wood Wine Racks Los Angeles from Coastal Custom Wine Racks

Wine storage solutions produced from pine lumber come in various styles and sizes that can be mixed and matched in order to reach or improve total bottle capacity of a custom wine cellar and enhance the look of the storage room.  Stackable and wall-mounted pine wine racking designs allow wine lovers to grow their collection in a space efficient way.

Pine wine racks Los Angeles are also available in high reveal display row models and label forward racking systems wherein the best wine labels are prominently highlighted.  For maximum storage capacity, diamond bins and rectangular bins are recommended.  These storage options provide plenty of space to hold different sized wine bottles and they are great for storing wines in bulk.

Wood Wine Racks Los Angeles with High Reveal Display Row

Curved corner wine racks and quarter round display shelves crafted from pine wood provide a smooth transition between walls in a wine storage room.  Aside from wine bottles, quarter round shelves can also hold decanters, champagne buckets, and other decorative pieces.  Pine wine rack systems are designed to fit all wine bottle sizes, from splits to double magnums.

Integrating pine wine racks Los Angeles into the wine cellar design allows for a tasteful and visually appealing way of displaying and organizing a vast collection of different brands of wine.  Pine wood wine racks have natural allure that can blend well with any existing decor. They are an excellent management tool that can elevate the overall appearance of a wine cellar.

Custom wine cellar flooring patterns Orange County California are finishing touches added to a private or commercial wine cellar to complement the existing design of the storage space.  It also provides additional insulation.  The choice of flooring material should be durable enough to weather spills and withstand the combined weight of all wine cellar furniture (such as wine racking systems, cabinetry, and tasting tables).

Different materials are used in manufacturing wine cellar flooring.  The most popular ones are recycled wine barrels, cork, and reclaimed nautical timbers.  These materials may possess different features, but there is one thing they all have in common: their environmentally friendly qualities.

Wine Barrel Flooring

Reclaimed Wine Barrel Flooring

Wine barrel flooring is a flooring material produced from reclaimed oak wine barrels.  The life expectancy of oak wine barrels is between five to seven years.  Instead of dumping retired wine barrels in landfills or selling them as planters or firewood, they are recycled into products that not only will help enhance the beauty of a living space, but also sustain the environment.

There are three types of reclaimed oak wine barrel flooring:  cooperage, stave, and infusion.  Cooperage features stamps and markings of the corresponding winery.  The stave is composed of the vertical wood that comes from the sides of the barrel.  It has distinctive markings left behind by removed metal bands.  The infusion is the plank that comes from the inside of the barrel.  It has wonderful shades of red or golden brown, which are the result of natural wine staining.

Recycled wine barrel flooring adds elegance and character to any wine storage space.  No two barrel planks are the same, which means that this flooring material can provide a one of a kind appearance to both residential and commercial wine cellars.

Cork Wine Cellar Flooring

Cork Wine Cellar Flooring

Cork wine cellar flooring comes from the bark of the cork oak tree.  The tree must be at least 25 years old before the bark can be harvested.  The harvesting of cork is done during the spring or summer.  Cork bark is composed of a honeycomb-like structure that contains 90% air.  This cellular composition provides cushion and insulation, which makes cork an ideal flooring material.

One of the benefits of cork flooring is its anti-allergenic and insect resistant properties.  Cork naturally contains suberin, which is a waxy substance that allows the cork to repel mold and mite infestation, and also serves as reliable protection against rotting.  The cellular makeup of cork wine cellar flooring provides it with excellent noise reduction and shock absorbing qualities.

Cork flooring is a renewable and sustainable product because it is produced from waste fragments derived from the cork wine stopper manufacturing process.  It is available in different colors, shapes, and patterns that can match any décor.

Nautical Timbers Wine Cellar Flooring

Nautical Timbers Wine Cellar Flooring

Nautical timbers wine cellar flooring is made from the ballast and cribbage of old sea vessels.  These rustic timbers come from over 70 identified wood varieties that originated in Africa, South America, and Asia.  Due to their exposure to natural elements, nautical timbers are covered by marks and dents that lend them their unique features and timeless beauty.

Reclaimed nautical hardwood wine cellar flooring is carefully re-sawn in order to maintain its natural character and patina.  Baltic Birch plywood is installed as backing to add structural integrity to the timber.  Nautical timbers wine cellar flooring is a rare material that can elevate the overall style and at the same time evoke a sense of nostalgia to a wine storage space.

Jerry: I started in this industry in 1999, 13 years ago with a company.  It was a catalog company and I worked in a call center and they sold wine related accessories, everything from your basic cork screws, to stem ware and everything that is wine related.

Jerry Wilson of Coastal Custom Wine Cellars

I gravitated towards the wine cellars division because my career is a home builder in prior years.  I was very much in tune with the importance of accessorizing a wine cellar if you will, not just with wine racks, refrigeration and the door, but also all of the other elements.

When we came across your product, I was very intrigued by it simply because it’s personalized, it is custom, it is very unique and it makes a statement.

So I understand the importance of accessorizing a wine cellar; and now that I am more established in the industry (Coastal Custom Wine Cellars is two and a half or almost three years old) and we are much more established now, I want to focus more on the additional items other than just the basic components of a wine cellar.

Peter: I’m happy! I love the idea! I have been doing this (wine barrel carvings) for about 15 years now and I am

Peter Forbes and His Wine Barrel Carvings

one of the very very very small handful people actually in the whole planet doing this. I believe it is a kind of resuscitation of an old art form. Going back the other year it is only getting known and like you said, the nice part of each one of this is it is custom made, they become heirlooms because they outlast that’s all.

I like and really enjoy working one on one with the clients. Sometimes they have no idea of what they want so we work on the wine barrel design together, which is fine because they become part of it. Other times they already have exactly what they want. Maybe a client requested just a name.

But the most exciting one is when we actually work together on the wine barrel design and quite often actually we become quite good friends, stay in touch and they become good friends. Some even for years we still stay in contact and share some great stories, which is the nice part of the whole deal.

Jerry: Exactly! Actually you do have a bond, not with everyone but certainly with those that you spent a deal of time on the phone and when you visited their home. I get Christmas cards from a few actually.

Peter: Absolutely, yeah! That’s great! My favorite one was somebody who is having a house built and the wife was sort of cautiously getting this back area for their new wine cellar and for weeks we have been sending these emails and when the barrel finally showed up the day that they got their house, the timing was perfect. He was absolutely relieved because somehow he has seen the emails and thought she was having an affair! So not only they did get the barrel but relieved that their marriage is still intact.

Jerry: Someone to drink the wine with.

Peter: Yeah!

Tim: So Peter maybe you can show us some examples of the type of what that you do?

Wine Barrel Carvings – Vineyard and Horse Design

Peter: I will show you this one. This one is for some private collectors who have their own wine cellar. This is the jumping horse in here. These people grow plants; they are horticulturists and the tough part of this one, it’s kind of hard to see, but in real life you could see it in the background underneath the horse those are all glass buildings.

So I’m actually having them carved something out of wood to make it look like glass, which is a bit of a challenge.  They have their own vineyard but they actually don’t sell the product. It’s been there just to make their own wine. They are actually doing that because they are horticulturists. So this is the design we worked on together.

Tim: I want to ask. How can you make wood look like glass? How do you do that? You are not giving away your techniques then huh?

Peter: Yeah! I was just a little done with the colorization and it worked in the end.

Tim: I’m curious. How did that work? When they ask for something, did you just come up with the wine barrel design? Did they show you what they wanted? How did you arrive at this look exactly?

Peter: First thing they wanted that was very tough was their logo. They wanted it there and they wanted a jumping horse somehow because that is called the Jumping Horse Vineyard. They also wanted to have the vineyard and some grapes. So I just got the list of things they want on there and it’s up to me to somehow put them together in a cohesive way.

Tim: So did you do a sketch for them first? They have an idea?

Peter: Yeah!  We worked back and forth on the sketches. I know I can get in trouble for this but I don’t charge people for that part, I really enjoy it. I know graphics people will charge it for doing this per hour.  I just start doing it. I think it’s just something nice to have a bonus or design something for free.

Tim: So when you do a sketch, are you doing something on the computer? Or are you doing a hand drawing sketch? Are you posting it to them? What’s the difficult process around that? How do you get to them then?

Peter: I’m old, Tim. I still do it with a pencil. I just use a pencil drawing. Sometimes I can get a logo and super imposed it on a blank barrel that I have just to get a general idea. But we kind of nail it down to what we want. We actually do a full size pencil drawing.

Tim: So do you send them the drawing? Do you take a picture of it? Do you scan them? How do they get to see it?

Wine Barrel Design – Red Back Spider

Peter: Yup, I just take a picture of the wine barrel carvings then put it on my computer and send them the picture.

Tim: Ah!  So you are not that old fashioned because you are actually scanning your drawing then and emailing it presumably.

Peter: Probably.  You’ve busted me.  You got me!

Tim: You’re techy! Okay.

Peter: Yeah!  I don’t mail it to them.  I have another one.  This one was interesting.  I had a client come in who work for an old mine out in Australia.  It’s called Red Back Mining, Red Back being red back spider hood, black spider hood.

Wine barrel carving is an old world wood carving technique that would have disappeared from history permanently had it not been for a group of skilled artisans who decided to continue on the tradition of creating carved wine barrel designs by hand.  These wine inspired wood carvings are made entirely from retired oak wine barrels.

Wine Barrel Carvings from Coastal Custom Wine Cellars

Although brand new barrels can be used in woodworking, most artisans prefer to work with reclaimed wine barrels.  Retired barrels evoke the rich history of winemaking that gives them their unique character and appearance, which can be a great addition to any space.  Wine barrel carvings are high quality pieces of art that can be incorporated into private wine cellars or business environments.

Handcrafted wine barrels are designed to become heirlooms that can be handed down from generation to generation.  Wine barrel designs can be customized to feature intricate and eye-catching patterns such as a clan crest, a coat of arms, or a corporate logo.  The carvings can also depict something as simple as the name of any wine oriented business.

The process of carving a wine barrel starts with the design conceptualization.  If the clients have a design in mind specifically, they can present that idea to the artisan.  If not, the skilled artisan will work with the client to come up with a design that best represents their personality and taste.  The cost of the project is usually determined after the decorative design for reclaimed wine barrels has been finalized.

Wine Barrel Carvings – The Wine Barrel Head

The wine barrel carving process starts off by cutting off the top of the wine barrel.  Tenth barrel head carvings are approximately 24 inches in diameter and weigh around 32 pounds.  They are made up of about 4 to 5 inches of surrounding hoops and staves.  In order to prevent the barrel head from falling apart, polyurethane glue is applied to the joints, as well as behind the hoop rings.

To provide additional structural integrity, a round plywood backing is placed to keep the tenth barrel head nice and tight.  A French cleat system is used to mount the barrel head carving on the wall.  French cleats are specifically designed for hanging large and heavy objects on to walls.  They include two angled pieces of lumber that interlock together.

After the design is carved on the barrel head, it is hand sanded to create a smooth surface.  The carved head is then stained and sealed.  The etched surface can be painted upon with whatever color the client may choose.  However, it is highly recommended to keep the paint finishes to a minimum in order to bring out the natural beauty of the wood.

Lacquer is applied to the barrel head carving to provide a very polished look and beautiful appearance.  Barrel hoops are restored to good condition by pounding on

Wine Barrel Designs

the metal rings to remove dents.  Coating the hoops with paint will provide a new look to the metal as well.

Wine barrel carvings can also be used as serving tables in wine cellars or wine tasting rooms.  The barrel head is mounted on top of barrel staves, which serve as legs and support.  Installing a glass top will help protect the surface of the carved head from stains and scratches.

For most skilled artisans, the amount of time it takes to design and complete a wine barrel carving project is about a month.  This time frame allows artisans to manage the expectations of their clients, and at the same time avoid over-promising and under-delivering on the project.

Wine barrel carvings lend a touch of elegance to any wine cellar or living space.  When mounted on walls, these wine inspired wood carvings become a focal point in wine oriented businesses like tasting rooms, restaurants, and wineries.  They are a tasteful art piece that can certainly impress people from all walks of life.

There is a long-standing relationship between wines and wine barrels constructed from oak.  Oak wine barrels have been used in winemaking for centuries.  The use of oak has long been significant to storing and aging wines.  It is said to influence the texture, flavor, tint, and tannin content of wines.

Wine Barrels and Wine Barrel Construction

Wine Barrels

Barrel construction is done in cooperages, and the skilled craftsmen who make them are called coopers.  The oaks are split into staves and left to dry outdoors.  Outdoor seasoning of hand-split oaks can take from two to three years.  Another quick approach to drying lumber is called kiln drying.  It is a process entailing heat treatment in order to reduce moisture in wood.

Oak staves are then heated until pliable enough to bend into barrels and are securely held together by metal hoops.  The constructed barrels then go through a process called toasting.  During this process, the insides of the barrels are charred on different levels.  Charring is said to have a profound effect on the flavor and characteristics of wine.

Most wine barrels have a shelf life of less than ten years.  Once they’ve served their purpose, these barrels are dumped in landfills, used as garden planters, or sold as firewood.  But for sustainability-minded wine cellar builders, old wine barrels are recycled into usable flooring planks.  Reclaimed wine barrel flooring has a significant contribution to the aesthetic value of wine cellars.

Unique Wine Barrel Flooring for Wine Cellars 

Wine Barrel Flooring by Coastal

Wood floors made from recycled wine barrels provide an exceptional look to any storage space.  Each piece of reclaimed wine barrel flooring is one of a kind.  No two pieces of this wine cellar flooring are alike, which makes it incredibly unique.  This flooring choice is not only strikingly beautiful but also extremely durable.

Three variations of wine cellar flooring material are derived from reclaimed components of old wine barrels, namely: cooperage, wine infusion, and stave.  Each material has its own remarkable features that can bring an elegant flair and old world feel to wine cellars.

Cooperage wine barrel flooring is made from the top and bottom parts of the barrels.  Each piece bears distinctive stamps and markings of winemakers.  This exquisite flooring piece will convey rustic beauty and historic charm when added to any wine storage room.

Reclaimed Wine Barrel Flooring with the Insignia and Vineyard Label

Wine infusion wine cellar flooring comes from the inside portion of the barrel.  Infusion flooring is naturally colored by the wine during the aging process, and it retains the aroma as well.

Stave flooring is made from the outside part of the barrel.  Distinctive markings on this flooring plank come from metal hoops that have been removed.  This wine barrel flooring material will create visually appealing striations, resulting from merging long and short stave pieces.

Wine Cellar Flooring Made of Old Oak Wine Barrels

Coastal Custom Wine Cellar Flooring California provides hand-crafted flooring materials made from recycled oak wine barrels.  These out of the ordinary flooring options will transform an ordinary wine enclave into a storage space rife with rich history and timeless sophistication.  Reclaimed wine barrel flooring is also an eco-friendly product that contributes to enriching the environment.

Visit us at Coastal Custom Wine Cellar Flooring California!

Unique Wine Cellar Flooring by Coastal

Hello and thank you for visiting Coastal Custom Wine Cellars.  I’m Jerry Wilson the founder and the senior design consultant here at Coastal.  I’m going to take you on a short of our wine cellar pages.

We offer a full line of wine racking.  Many of these wine racks are in the semi-custom format and can be purchased online.  If you need any assistance with design or have any questions, I’d be happy to help you in that arena.

Wine Cellars Gallery by Coastal

What I really want to focus today is on the custom wine cellars.  Every page that you visit has tabs on the top that show the various products that we offer.  Not only do we offer a free consultation and three dimensional design packages, but also wine racks, wine cooling systems, wine cellar entry doors, as well as flooring made of Napa Valley oak barrel.

Simply by clicking on these tabs they’ll take you to the specific pages.  The wine cellar gallery will give you an opportunity to take a look at probably 8 to 10 jobs here that are actually posted.  This is something we’ve been doing for years.

We’ve been in the industry for 13 years, but we just recently decided to include some of these projects online for you to get a better understanding of the quality and craftsmanship that goes into our products.  It also gives you an opportunity to maybe get some ideas for your own design.

There are probably 8 to 10 of these posted here.  Simply scroll down and you’ll be able to see many of the cellars that include private collectors, hospitality like restaurants, hotels and such, and even wineries.

The Sea Smoke Wine Cellars and Winery was a lot of fun and honored to be able to supply these folks with their wine racks.  The cooling units that we offer are self-contained wine cellar cooling units that mount through the wall, ductless air conditioning systems or ductless split systems.

Sea Smoke Custom Wine Cellars

We also offer ducted air handlers, so that there is no visible equipment in the wine room.  We offer WhisperKOOL, CellarPro, US Cellars, as well as Cellarmate wine cellar cooling units.   I’m sure we can help you determine the right fit for your particular size and location of your wine room.

A full line of wine cellar doors is available.  We offer Alder and Mahogany primarily.  We have 5 to 6 different stain options.  A gallery is included for you to see some of the details and magnified pictures.  If you watch the short video here, you’ll learn about the different particulars that are involved in wine cellar doors.

Custom Wine Cellar Doors by Coastal

Not only do we ship the door, but also include the door jamb, casement moldings, weather stripping, the dual paned glass, automatic door bottom, and proper door swing.  We ship our wine cellar doors pre-fit, so there are no add-ons or hidden costs (click here to go to the wine cellar doors page).

We’re also very happy to offer a flooring product.  We offer Napa Valley oak barrels, as well as nautical timbers that you can create not only flooring for your wine cellar, as you’ll see in some of the pictures, but also backsplashes and countertops.

Watching this short video here will show you how wine barrel flooring is brought from its raw stage to your wine cellar.  If you want to get a little bit more in depth into the products, you’ll note on the left side bar or field here, there are some featured wine cellars; the Honolulu and New Jersey, for example.

If you click on these, you’ll get a little bit more in depth product knowledge.  You’ll see pictures and hear words and comments about the actual rough construction, how it’s brought to life with the insulation, the vapor seals, the moisture proof barriers, and even small details like the opening for your bottles.

Coastal Custom Wine Cellars

If you are interested in building your own wine cellars that’s uniquely designed to fit your wine room, we at Coastal Custom Wine Cellars are happy to help.  Simply complete one of these two boxes and you’ll find these boxes on every page.  Include your name, your number, and your email address, and we’d be happy to provide you with a free three dimensional design package and a formal proposal.

Thanks for stopping by.  Cheers!