Hi! I'm Jerry Wilson and I'm the founder of Coastal Custom Wine Cellars Orange County
California. We're going to take a look at the custom wine cellars Laguna Hills California
project completedjust recently, actually just last December 2010 at a subdivision known
as Nellie Gail Ranch. We visited our clients and found that they
have a powder bath, just up the living room and the dining room area that they wanted
to turn into a wine cellar. I got a few before shots to share with you.
This circular area on the wall was actually an exterior wall that was a window so we have
a lot of preparation work to this wine room. We have to remove the plumbing fixtures, the
cabinetry, obviously close up this circular area and prepare the walls for refrigeration.
That's another view of the area. After some time that we spent with these folks,
taking some measurements and determining how they wanted to store, manage and display their
wines, we created a three-dimensional design package for them, as we would with anyone
of course. There are multiple pages to this design; this is the overhead view of the wine
cellar, where all the dimensions are posted. Over here you'll get the total bottle capacity
and how those bottle breakdown into the various components. Because this room wasn't very
wide, as you can see it's just over 60 inches wide and the door being slightly off centered.
This is the entry here; we have to be a little bit creative and still try to maximize the
storage for these folks. Most of our custom wine racks California as you can see are full
depth, 13 ½ inches, which means they're going to encompass the entire bottle. But
on this side, for the sake of space and not impede the entry to the wine room, we created
a 6-inch deep horizontal display. So we'll take a look at the different elevations
here. This is the wall across from the entry; we created an arched area or a tasting area.
This is the horizontal display; it lays the bottle laterally.
These tilted areas here are high reveal display rows where the label is visible. You can store
light wines above and below the display area and certainly it lands some character to the
wine room as well. This is the right side wall where we have
more of the single bottle storage custom wine racks and the display rows. This area here
is a louver grill cover made of the same material as the custom wine racks California. It conceals
the evaporator or the cooling unit that's used in the wine room.
This is the left side wall I was telling you about. As you can see the side elevation here
is 6 inches deep. The bottles lay sideways or horizontally and these openings are large
enough not only for 750 milliliters bottles but also for magnums (1.5 liters). Here are
some three-dimensional visuals of the area. This is a wine cellar that was created with
Mahogany wine racks; we applied a natural finish. This is a view from the entry and
the arch area, were actually that circular window was that we shared with you from the
previous photo. The total bottle capacity of the room is 471
bottles and the components that are included are indeed the single bottle 750 milliliters
storage with high revealed display rows, horizontal displays for the 750 milliliters and the magnum
bottles. We've got diamond bin Mahogany wine racks, arch, table top and of course
the mahogany louvered grill that conceals the evaporator, which you can see just right
up here on the right. This one is the better picture of the right
side wall, as you can see the cooling unit is up in here. This is the left side wall
of the horizontal displays that we mentioned. We used the split refrigeration system. The
split refrigeration system means that the condenser is placed anywhere up to 75 feet
away from the custom wine cellars Laguna Hills and the fan cool is actually placed in the
wine room; this eliminates exhaust and hot air that is to be exhausted into the indoors
or to an adjoining room. We also used the Mahogany cellar entry door,
chestnut stained, Mahogany framed door, full view dual paned glass door as well. Thank
you so much, cheers from Coastal Custom Wine Cellars Orange County California!