Spiral Wine Cellars

In general, you need not worry about adapting or enhancing existing or planned foundations. The Spiral Cellar will be encircled with a concrete ring, which gives the cellar its own structural integrity and handles incoming surcharge from adjacent footings. Post-deposit, your engineer will be provided with all the relevant technical information.

In the UK, planning permission is not normally required because the Spiral Cellar is not considered a habitable space, but it may be requested by a local North American building authority.

Considerations for a party wall are applicable to a Spiral Cellar installation if the excavation is planned to be within 10′ of a neighboring owner’s building or structure. This is generally a straightforward process and is typically not comparable to obtaining planning permission.

A Spiral Cellar is not considered a habitable space so the cellar does not need to comply with certain regulations, such as requirements for a handrail and the ‘rise’ and ‘run’ of the staircase treads. This may not be the case for every North American site. Investigation into your local building code is recommended.

All of our glass doors feature scratch-resistant, toughened glass to ensure they look as good as possible, for as long as possible. With just a little care they remain in excellent condition for years.

We would encourage you to call us as soon as possible to ensure that the Spiral Cellar ties in with the project plans. This will reduce the chance of duplicating certain costs and will guarantee we are able to fit into the program.

Elevate the value and appeal of your home with the addition of an in floor wine cellar, a unique and impressive feature that is sure to impress guests and enhance your enjoyment of fine wine.

A typical price range for the Spiral Cellar can be anywhere from $160,000 - $200,000+ depending on the upgrades, enhancements, features, and services provided.