@@JeffMarxWoodworking our wine room is located in the basement of the house we just built. It is 20’x11’x8’. Our cement walls and floor are all insulated. I planned for the condensate line to be incorporated prior to the cement being poured. The interior walls are 2x10 and we elected to go with spray foam insulation in the walls and ceiling. I went with a brick pattern tile floor. Unfortunately I am not as talented as you ….. I ordered all of my wine racks. I went with mahogany wood. My father and I spent about 2 full weeks gluing and brad nailing them. I chose to go with Breezaire for our chilling unit. A neighbor has one and it has worked flawlessly for over 9 years. So far I love the breezaire. I purchased a Govee wine room thermometer which allows me to monitor the room temp with my smartphone no mater where I am. I strongly recommend the Govee….it provides a detailed history of the temperature and humidity in the room. I think it cost me $29 with free shipping…well worth the money. Currently the wine racks are “in place”. We need to connect them to each other and then to the walls and to the underside of the soffits. I purchased an old chandelier at an auction and I am currently cleaning and rewiring it now. Outside of the room we will have a work top/desk area to process the wine. This is where the computer will go. I am using the cellar tracker app to manage my inventory. I purchased the handheld scanner which allows you to scan the bar codes - makes it easier when entering the wine. Looking forward to seeing more of your progress.
Hah, I normally share my mistakes so everyone can learn with me. With this series, I've been struggling with editing decisions to keep things tight. Thank you for watching and commenting!
@@foreal8691 yeah, that was a good one. I was annoyed having done that but this hardware is so great to work with it only took a couple of minutes to swap it around. 👍
At this stage of the build, I had to keep moving things around and so having an inventory sheet w description and price paid for each wine was super useful. Now that the wine cellar is fully done,I have the inventory fully captured in cellartracker with proper location information, which is a great resource. I was able to get rid of the sheets as each wine found it's temporary home. The whole build series is now almost complete pending my editing and posting the final video of building small upper cabinets for wine glasses. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
I use a cool app called Cellartracker and I input drinking (aging) windows for everything. The app can then suggest what order to drink them in. Thanks for the suggestion, watching, and the nice comment! Jeff
Thank you! I'm confident that I saved a ton of money, but I'm so slow I likely would have been fired if I wasn't working for myself. I had more fun building it than I could ever afford to buy. :)
Hey Jeff this is so awesome, I've noticed that there are not a lot of Videos on this type of Build, I'm Glad I found yours, I'll be documenting mines along the way. I really Hope to be done before Mid Sep. Thanks for the Tips on Roxul & the Black Caulk, and Vapor Barrier, this is my first real Home Project Laundry Room Up Next.
beautiful job! thank you for the details... going to do something similar. (though, and i can't help but laugh cause it would be something i would do, the door knob latching mechanism, i assume that was installed backwards to start - i noticed all the sudden at 15:52 it changed direction) :)
So funny, you're right. Normally I show and talk about my mistakes but I didn't think there was much to learn other than... put the latch in the right direction, um, yeah... Thanks so much for watching and the nice comment!
@@JeffMarxWoodworking all good! I'm going to be building a wine cellar and building out my basement as well. your videos are greatly appreciated! (can't wait for the wine room!!)
Great job. It looks great. I am in the process of building our wine cellar - it is nice to see what other people are doing.
Good luck, and please share - we can all learn from eachothers ideas!
@@JeffMarxWoodworking our wine room is located in the basement of the house we just built. It is 20’x11’x8’. Our cement walls and floor are all insulated. I planned for the condensate line to be incorporated prior to the cement being poured. The interior walls are 2x10 and we elected to go with spray foam insulation in the walls and ceiling. I went with a brick pattern tile floor. Unfortunately I am not as talented as you ….. I ordered all of my wine racks. I went with mahogany wood. My father and I spent about 2 full weeks gluing and brad nailing them. I chose to go with Breezaire for our chilling unit. A neighbor has one and it has worked flawlessly for over 9 years. So far I love the breezaire. I purchased a Govee wine room thermometer which allows me to monitor the room temp with my smartphone no mater where I am. I strongly recommend the Govee….it provides a detailed history of the temperature and humidity in the room. I think it cost me $29 with free shipping…well worth the money. Currently the wine racks are “in place”. We need to connect them to each other and then to the walls and to the underside of the soffits. I purchased an old chandelier at an auction and I am currently cleaning and rewiring it now. Outside of the room we will have a work top/desk area to process the wine. This is where the computer will go. I am using the cellar tracker app to manage my inventory. I purchased the handheld scanner which allows you to scan the bar codes - makes it easier when entering the wine. Looking forward to seeing more of your progress.
@@kenmcdonaldii3887 sounds awesome, well done! I also use CellarTracker. I love and recommend it to everyone
Eagles fan! Nice ! Good channel I like it !! Maybe
Thank you, and Fly Eagles Fly!
Nice work, I did catch your door latch mistake though 😜
Hah, I normally share my mistakes so everyone can learn with me. With this series, I've been struggling with editing decisions to keep things tight. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Which one? 😀
The door latch was originally put in backwards and at 15:48 it is magically turned the correct direction. 👊👊👊
@@foreal8691 yeah, that was a good one. I was annoyed having done that but this hardware is so great to work with it only took a couple of minutes to swap it around. 👍
Is the paperwork you win inventory.
At this stage of the build, I had to keep moving things around and so having an inventory sheet w description and price paid for each wine was super useful. Now that the wine cellar is fully done,I have the inventory fully captured in cellartracker with proper location information, which is a great resource. I was able to get rid of the sheets as each wine found it's temporary home. The whole build series is now almost complete pending my editing and posting the final video of building small upper cabinets for wine glasses. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you!
Eagles fan! Nice ! Good channel I like it !! Maybe
Thanks a bunch!
Great cellar 🤙🏻🍷 I would have loved to see you do the brickwork wallpaper in there too.
Thank you! I considered it and also thought about stacked stone on the back wall but decided to keep it simple in the end.
Are you aging all of that wine? I would like an indepth vid of your collection great cellar
I use a cool app called Cellartracker and I input drinking (aging) windows for everything. The app can then suggest what order to drink them in. Thanks for the suggestion, watching, and the nice comment! Jeff
Very nicely done. A contractor would have charged over 20k
Thank you! I'm confident that I saved a ton of money, but I'm so slow I likely would have been fired if I wasn't working for myself. I had more fun building it than I could ever afford to buy. :)
Hey Jeff this is so awesome, I've noticed that there are not a lot of Videos on this type of Build, I'm Glad I found yours, I'll be documenting mines along the way. I really Hope to be done before Mid Sep. Thanks for the Tips on Roxul & the Black Caulk, and Vapor Barrier, this is my first real Home Project Laundry Room Up Next.
I'm so glad you're finding it helpful. Good luck with yours, I hope it turns out awesome. Please share when you're done!
@@GangstaNerd thanks and good luck with your project!
This look awesome do you build these for other people
No, just mine. It took me so long any potential client would definitely fire me. 😅
beautiful job! thank you for the details... going to do something similar. (though, and i can't help but laugh cause it would be something i would do, the door knob latching mechanism, i assume that was installed backwards to start - i noticed all the sudden at 15:52 it changed direction) :)
So funny, you're right. Normally I show and talk about my mistakes but I didn't think there was much to learn other than... put the latch in the right direction, um, yeah... Thanks so much for watching and the nice comment!
@@JeffMarxWoodworking all good! I'm going to be building a wine cellar and building out my basement as well. your videos are greatly appreciated! (can't wait for the wine room!!)
@@jerrysherman good luck, and have fun with your project!
Awesome video, go birds!