How to assemble a restored wine cellar.

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Hello friends of hive, today I will show you how to build a fourth cellar from scratch, the same one that I restored in my previous post. This was easy, we just had to play with the level of the floor and panels of the cellar, we fastened them to the walls to support us and start the process.

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We start assembling from back to front, placing the space in our favor, squaring the panels already listed for the cellar.

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This is me enjoying the work.

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We joined the panels using a drill, aluminum plates and rivets, since it is an old cellar, the original hooks do not work, even though it was restored.

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Having the frame ready, my friend and I proceeded to square the door because I built the front panel completely new from an old door, we put aluminum plates as a drawing on the front panel to cover some imperfections.

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Then we covered with special silicone all the grooves to avoid temperature leakage and painted with compressor an original aluminum color to give more life to the work.

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Finally we empty the floor level and flush with the cellar. This work is often done, since many of us cannot afford to buy a new cellar, so we have to restore the old one and continue to use it. I hope you like my work with humility from Venezuela. Greetings to all those hard working friends

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How to assemble a restored wine cellar. | Ecency