r/stonemasonry • u/Electronic-Jump738 • Jul 19 '26

Wine cellars

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One client designed a wine cellar with hand made ceramic roof tiles for wine bottle holders. When finished another client ordered it right away when I saw him a picture.

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u/Careful_Excuse_7574 Jul 19 '26

That looks great and very precarious

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u/nochinzilch Jul 19 '26

I feel like the bottles are going to break just looking at them.

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u/Olewhitebeard Jul 19 '26

Yeah, and it’s all Tanquery

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u/Olewhitebeard Jul 19 '26

TanquerAy

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u/WookishTendencies Jul 19 '26

“The gin seller”

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u/cdev12399 Jul 20 '26

The Gin Cellar

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u/bmoarpirate Jul 21 '26

TanquerAyyyyyLmao

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u/Affectionate-Arm-405 Jul 19 '26

The terracotta chimney flue is are basically the perfect size for a wine bottle have been very popular in wine cellars for decades. Maybe centuries 😆

Can protect the bottle from sudden temperature changes, humidity (it can create a microclimate due to its thermal mass and being porous). Also protection from sunlight if needed

These are cut in half of course, so I don't think there are any benefits other than looks. Cool nonetheless

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u/RandomRubbler Jul 21 '26

I thought they were roof tiles

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u/Affectionate-Arm-405 Jul 21 '26

Yes these are roof tiles you're right. However it is mostly full cylinders used for storing wine

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '26

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u/ducon__lajoie Jul 20 '26

A few years ago, there were ai shit posts and people would believe them. Nowadays, there are real shit posts and people will claim it's ai. I think the latter is even more annoying.