Glass Wall Entryways

Glass-enclosed wine cellars are one of the most popular, if not the most popular option for custom wine cellar projects because of their timeless appeal. They can be constructed anywhere in your living space and immediately become its focal point. Glass in itself is a highly attractive material to work with since it can amplify the inherent beauty of other materials. When mixing it up with wood, metal, or other materials, you can conjure so many stunning combinations for your wine cellar.

Browse through the various photos below, organized into specific combinations that might be helpful for sparking ideas in your new wine room. We would love to create something amazing for you and to get started, simply send in your measurements and details and we will create a free design at no charge.

wood wine rack choice you go for when working on a glass-enclosed wine cellar. The glass will accentuate the outstanding features of the wood specie you've selected, such as Premium Redwood, All Heart Redwood, Mahogany, or Rustic Pine. We recommend you go for wood species with distinct grain patterns since even when they are unstained, the wood's natural beauty will still be properly showcased.

Glass and metal combinations are often utilized in numerous wine cellar transformations since they showcase functionality and style to great extent. You can see from several of our examples how these glass-enclosed projects are meshed with Vintage View metal wine racks that spell modern elegance. Moreover, you can also choose to add wood panel backings and other similar accents for a more upscale look.

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New Modern Glass Wall Option with Black Metal Trim

302582 Glass Wall cellar with black metal trim

Unique VintageView Metal Racking with Changing LED Lights

Modern cellar with Glass Walls and Colored LEDs

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Turn those seemingly useless corners, nooks, and crannies in your home into a gorgeous glass-enclosed wine cellar today. You will be surprised at the extensive storage capacity that small or stubbornly uneven corner in your home has. The same goes true with commercial wine establishments which definitely need the aesthetic boost a glass-enclosed creation can bring. There are plenty of accessories and accents you can work into your project such as painted tile or Vintage Wine Barrel flooring, custom countertops and tabletops, and a whole lot more.

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Specifications

All glass used in this type of cellar is 1/2" thick glass and is designed to maximize refrigeration and humidification benefits.

Seals are utilized on the top, bottom and sides of the entry door to maximize refrigeration and humidification benefits.

Simple door hinges minimize distraction from racks, art, and flooring. New self-closing hinge available for an extra charge.

Emphasize unique racking by increasing visibility.

Completely customizable.

Glass panes are joined using a clear silicone bead, creating a seamless connection.

Glass-enclosed cellars are quoted and created on a case-by-case basis.

Door handle and lock come standard with Glass-enclosed wine room.

glass cleaning

Glass Warranty & Glass Hardware Warranty

Door hardware available in Brushed stainless, Polished stainless, and Oil rubbed bronze

Lead times may vary based on glass quantity and cellar size.

Glass Wall Technical Specs

Question: How do you create a tight seal around the glass door?

Answer: Here at Wine Cellar Innovations, we are experts in creating the proper environment for your wines, which includes creating a tight seal around the glass. If you are interested in creating a glass enclosed wine cellar, please contact us for a free quote. Our installation team is ready to install your beautiful wine cellar with our proprietary method.

Question: We often get asked what the difference between the glass used in our custom wine cellar doors and the 1/2" single pane glass used in our glass wall systems.

Answer: Below is the technical data used to compare both systems. * There may be slight differences if using Argon in your door, however we feel there is no need based on the minimal temperature difference.