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27-02-2007, 08:29 PM
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Wine storage 200 bottle
I have an unused shower in my basement. Is it worth converting into a wine
storage area, or am I better off just buying a 200 bottle or so wine storage unit? If I were to buy a unit, are there recommended manufacturers? Thansk. Steve in Chicagoland 
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27-02-2007, 08:58 PM
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Wine storage 200 bottle
On Feb 27, 3:29�pm, "Steven Lipson" wrote:
I have an unused shower in my basement. *Is it worth converting into a wine storage area, or am I better off just buying a 200 bottle or so wine storage unit? *If I were to buy a unit, are there recommended manufacturers? Thansk. *Steve in Chicagoland To guess whether this would practical or not, we'd need to know: what is temperature range of rest of basement? Is the shower situated so you could install insulation around (either within existing studs, adding a wall, or attaching rigid insulation), or large enough you could install interior insulation and still have room for racking? Is it by an exterior wall- and if so, below grade? A shower wouldn't be my first choice- tile or plastic walls, need to install door, etc, but could work.
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