Spiral Wine Cellar!

$30/bottle seems like pretty high capex for storage.

Those things have always seemed very space-inefficient to me. So much stair, so little wine.
 
originally posted by SFJoe:
$30/bottle seems like pretty high capex for storage.

Those things have always seemed very space-inefficient to me. So much stair, so little wine.
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When electricity gets expensive enough ....
 
I do very much like the idea of active circulation through the ground.

I urged this on a friend years ago, but he didn't bite.
 
originally posted by SFJoe:
I do very much like the idea of active circulation through the ground.

I urged this on a friend years ago, but he didn't bite.
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The whole thing makes me think me seriously about a house on the ground. And we could get a dog too.
 
originally posted by kirk wallace:
originally posted by SFJoe:
I do very much like the idea of active circulation through the ground.

I urged this on a friend years ago, but he didn't bite.
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The whole thing makes me think me seriously about a house on the ground. And we could get a dog too.
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Living in flyover country certainly has its drawbacks, but being able to buy a Victorian home with an intact coal cellar ready for conversion to a passively cooled wine cellar wasn't one of them.

Mark Lipton
 
originally posted by MLipton:
originally posted by kirk wallace:
originally posted by SFJoe:
I do very much like the idea of active circulation through the ground.

I urged this on a friend years ago, but he didn't bite.
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The whole thing makes me think me seriously about a house on the ground. And we could get a dog too.
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Living in flyover country certainly has its drawbacks, but being able to buy a Victorian home with an intact coal cellar ready for conversion to a passively cooled wine cellar wasn't one of them.

Mark Lipton
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I totally get that.
 
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