Wine Cave

maryewillson

4 years ago

What are the dimensions of your wine cave? Can you provide the name of your contractor? Thank you!

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Olivenhain Design, LLC
4 years ago
The dimensions are 13 x 13, and I ordered the racks from Wine Pegs (on line). I had a cabinet installer assemble the racks (think Tinkertoys!) - lots of tiny pieces. Our contractor was Mike Schearing of Schearing Construction in San Diego.
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