I did mention in a previous post I was thinking of "renovating" my little 6x4 shed to accommodate my new hobby and today I did just that!
I built shelves out of 2x1 rough and some O.S.B. to store my bottled brews.
I plan on using mainly 500ml bottles and found cardboard boxes in work which snugly fit 12 bottles.
Each section will fit 2 boxes of 12 bottles. I could put the bottles straight onto the shelf but in case somebody comes prowling during the nite I thought it best to "hide" them.
Good work, but you're gonna need more shelve than that ;)
Only downside I see is a wooden floor. Lots of washing goes on and having a concrete floor with a drain is ideal for this. :)
Quote from: delzep on January 11, 2014, 08:35:54 PM
Good work, but you're gonna need more shelve than that ;)
Jaysis I've only got one FV and I live in an apartment :D I'm happy with storage for 288 x 550ml bottles, especially at the rate I'll get through them . . . . :D :D
Quote from: DEMPSEY on January 11, 2014, 09:04:36 PM
Only downside I see is a wooden floor. Lots of washing goes on and having a concrete floor with a drain is ideal for this. :)
Its only storage for bottled beer . . Everything else is done inside, while trying not to make too much of a mess ;)
After going kegging i have'nt really bottled in ages, maybe four for the comp. But is looks good, you can convert them to bird houses when you go kegging :P
is it "cheep" to get into kegging? :P
150 euro should get you "aviary" thing you need......I'll get my coat ::)
Quote from: Covey on January 13, 2014, 09:30:52 PM
150 euro should get you "aviary" thing you need......I'll get my coat ::)
Brilliant!