Great room. i love it.
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Ok decided on pvc coated wire shelving for convience and cost! It also is easier to adjust. I have the main portion done just not sure what to do on the sides (the shelves were 6' and I really needed 8' and I could not even special order. Although I could have gone white 8', but whites not right :-)) I still need to add some supports on the back corners, damn studs did not line up right (wish I would have paid attention when I had the rock off) so the back corners are a bit droopy. All but 3 boxes you see are empty, just have them in there for humidity control! Well for the most part that wraps up this project besides a few odds and ends. And of course the main thing-----FILLING UP THE HUMI!!!!!!----

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And a couple more pics!

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You can have the chair. I call dibs on the puppy!

Awesome project. Looks very spiffy!
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+1. The shelves look fine, very professional.
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cats and dogs, oh oh
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Looks real nice. Good job.
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Awesome! Well done! :-)
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Looks great! I like the inexpensive shelving idea. Love the doors.

Now maybe over time you can replace the 6' wire shelves w/ 8' Spanish Cedar, maybe even one at a time. I would imagine that - within reason - the more cedar you added the easier it would become to stabilize the RH.
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Its got a seal suction on it now you wouldnt believe! I have been to B&M's that do the same thing (Or less) that are still in good shape. As long as I use as many boxes/cigars it will stay in a stable state with the cedar aroma (shouldnt need cedar to make the cigar good). I can go from 3-4 weeks if I dont open before, until I need to put in 3/4 gallon of d-water (holds 1.4 gal. This will not be my go to smokes humi. Mostly the start of a collection (which I will burn)
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