Wine Cellar International Commercial Wine Displays Project
Tim: This is what you would see when you first walk in the restaurant.
Jake: Yes. There are commercial wine displays along a glass wall at the center of the restaurant.
Tim: It is impressive!
Jake: This part of the restaurant actually got a lot of positive feedback. People who are coming here are always asking how we came up with this type of design.
Tim: You did it!
Jake: Wine Cellar International did!
Commercial Wine Displays – What it Looks from the Inside of the Commercial Wine Cellar
Tim: Hey, Jake, do you want to give us a tour of these commercial wine displays then?
Jake: Absolutely! Let’s take a look! This is glass all the way around here.
Tim: Cool!
Floor to Ceiling Commercial VintageView Metal Wine Racks
Jake: You can see that we wrapped up all the walls with wine bottles on display, utilizing VintageView metal wine racks, with floor to ceiling frames. There is a space here for cases and bulk storage and still maintaining the wall of commercial wine displays all the way around.
The location is Mary Brickell Village Orange County, California. We have here some commercial wine cellars California that is a climate controlled wine cellar. We utilized the famous black pearl finished VintageView metal wine racks from floor to ceiling. We ran the walls with wine bottles surrounding this glass wall all around. We utilized a ducted self-contained wine cellar cooling system placed above the various wines there at the top.
Tim: So there’s the wine cellar cooling system.
Custom Wine Cellars Los Angeles Metal Wine Racks Wall Assembly – Processed Video Transcription
This instructional video will cover the basics of installing VintageView Metal Wine RacksWS Series Racks. To begin, measure the width of
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your wall and determine your starting point whether you want to work from the middle out or from one side to the other.
Either way, you will need to allow a minimum of 2 ¾” from any adjacent walls to the center line of the first strip. From there, measure 7 ½” to the center line of the next strip. If installing multiple columns, mark 5 ½” over from the center line of the next strip.
VintageView Metal Wine Racks – Installing the First Strip
Repeat the pattern marking off 7 ½” and 5 ½” for all of your remaining columns. Once your wall is marked off install the first strip.
You may use either a base or an X strip to start with as this determines the direction the necks of the bottles will point. Ensure that each strip is plum or vertical before securing to the wall.
In this installation we have a wood backing to screw into. However, if you’re attaching directly into dry wall we recommend the use of appropriate anchors such as spiral inserts.