Commercial Wine Racks Texas Wine Store Project Dallas Display – A Processed Video Transcription

 

Commercial Wine Racks Texas Wine Store Display Dallas Project .

Commercial Wine Racks Texas

Choosing the correct wine racks and design concept for your wine store is almost as important as choosing the correct wines to carry.  Commercial wine racks Texas should not only look good with your selected decor, but should display your wine so that the customer can easily see what is offered and have easy access to the bottles they wish to purchase.

I believe the wine store that we are about to walk you through has accomplished both of these things with the help of the Wine Cellar SPecialists design and install teams.  What you’re looking at is the overhead view of the floor plan for the Wine Down Market.

Wine Storage Wine Racks Design Specifications

As you know in the upper right hand corner we have accomplished storage for 3,398 bottles.  Here you can see that each elevation is marked Elevation A, B, C, C1, C2, and C1 again (these are the same commercial wine racks), as well as D.  This being the overhead view, you can see that the commercial custom wine racks are in an L-shaped configuration.

This is a wine store and tasting room, so it’s not like a regular wine market that has thousands of wine.  They are very selective in this market.  We’re looking here at Elevation A.  What we’ve done is combine both residential and commercial wine racks, so that we have height differences going along.

We made it a very interesting look, which you’ll see later on in our pictures.  Elevation A begins with residential quarter round and solid X-bin then goes on to a 2-column retail stacker, again a solid X-bin in the residential.

We move on to Elevation B where we have a round corner that holds 4 bottles wide.  This is a commercial rack, so it is one of the tallest.  The back wall begins with solid rectangular bin storage.

Our commercial wine racks are 84 5/16 inches high.  We then go to a 3-column retail stacker and drop down to a solid residential X-bin.

Moving on to the next section, what we have is horizontal wine store wine racks.  This is a display row here where bottles stand up in front and behind the bottles will sit in these vertical bins.  We have then a 3-column retail stacker and another horizontal rack.  We also have commercial rounds in the center of the aisles out from the two walls.

3D Design for the Commercial Custom Wine Racks

As you can see the overhead view 3D showing where our center commercial rounds are and the two L-shaped walls.  Here you can get a 3D view of the entire walls, looking at it from the right end.  Now we’re going to show you some photographs of the room as it was completed.  This is the Wine Down Wine Market.

The Completed Commercial Wine Room

Here is the wine room.  We’ve done our commercial custom wine racks in unfinished Knotty Alder.  This is very good wood to use for a wine market.  It is one of the lesser costly woods, but still has a beautiful look to it.

You can see where our quarter rounds moved on into the corner and down the side wall and the rounded display in the center.  Here is the quarter round and the solid X and the 2-column retail stacker.  These were all taken right before the grand opening, so the stickers are on the front of the commercial wine racks.

I don’t believe they’ve put in the price tags and things on yet.  You can see all the beautiful wine store wine racks and how that height difference really makes a difference.  Here is the 4-bottle curved corner.

We have the rectangular bins.  This is the long wall here and the height difference here really adds something to the room.  Here is your X-bin.  You can see on the horizontal rack where you have the ledge going all the way across and the knees are where your bottles just kind of stack above each other.

Here’s a little close up of it.  Here is a retail stacker.  You can see all the display ledges on the front of these commercial rounds looking down from the right hand side.  Here’s a little close up of one of those round center islands and from the window of the store.

So, I hope you liked walking through this.  I think they did a beautiful job.  Our installers did install these for the Wine Down Market and they’re very pleased.  Grand opening was the day after these photos took place in Flower Mound, Texas.

So if you ever buy that way, look them up.  Have a glass of wine or buy a bottle or two.  Give us a call at Wine Cellar SPecialists, we’d be happy to help design and get you the wine store wine racks that works for your wine store.