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March 22, 2009

Spiral Stair Wine Cellar

at 5:09 am. Filed under Complex Hacks, Cool Gadgets, What Were They Thinking

 

I would love to have a secret trap door somewhere in the house, not sure it would be filled with wine since I probably don’t even have a bottle in the house right now. I think my secret cellar would be filled with servers and other technology. Only problem with that would be if the authorities ever found it, they would never think that it was installed just for fun. The Spiral Cellar company offers lots of options, they can make a hidden version or a model that has a glass top to show off your collection. What would you put into your spiral cellar?

"The Spiral Cellar system was first developed by a Frenchman, Georges Harnois, in 1978, who recognized that few modern houses had cellars, but people still wanted somewhere to store their wine. It can keep up to 1,600 bottles in ideal storage conditions and since, like a traditional cellar, it relies on the surrounding earth for its insulation, plus an ingenious air-flow system, it requires no power to maintain its constant temperature. Once it’s paid for, that’s it – no more expenses except for the wine itself, of course! "

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14 Responses to “Spiral Stair Wine Cellar”

  1. rockrapdude Says:

    All coolness aside, how are you going to get down to the bottom floor of wines? Are you going to walk on hands? Is there enough room to crouch to the bottom wines?

  2. Zed Says:

    @rockrapdude

    The stairs are the same width all the way to the bottom, so if you want wine off the bottom shelf you just sit on the stairs and reach down and grab it.

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  4. scob89 Says:

    I would make mine twice as deep and put it in the basement of my house, ultra cool place to keep servers n such, plus have a hidden door in the side of it which opens up to a secret toy room. lol That would be fun.

  5. charlie Says:

    i would get way too drunk and be found dead weeks later at the bottom of the stairs in a pool of blood and vomit with a broken neck. i still totally want one!

  6. Maigo Says:

    Wine is for sitting in a dark, cool place where you don’t drink, touch or even look at

  7. Charlie Flowers Says:

    I changed my mind, Alan…I’m moving in to this place instead of that garage! :D

  8. Pouncer Says:

    I got dizzy just looking at it. Pretty cool tho.

  9. wine direct Says:

    Wow that is very cool, just wouldn’t want to go down/up the stair case after a few drinks!

  10. animal hospital Says:

    That’s really frickin’ cool. Beer kegs don’t make much sense, but I’d prefer that wine. I agree with the last guy though, definitely would become more challenging to get a drink after the first bottle or 2.

  11. Robert Says:

    Best wine cellar ever! Could have a varity of uses. I think it would be the perfect addition to the Best Garage ever.

  12. Munky Says:

    I’ll take two… One for red and one for white. Hey, why make things more complicated than they have to be by mixing the wines together.

  13. BigD145 Says:

    Not very dark in there, is it?

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