Root Cellar/Wine Cellar

[muraren2]

A bit Fritzl-like now, but it will probably turn out nice

We'll see in a few years what the bunker is used for

 

[Kromo]

Holy hell what a construction!

 

[Daniel 109]

Considering that the same images were published over a year ago, there is probably activity in the premises....

 

[Staffans2000]

A bit Fritzl now, but it will probably be nice

A bit!
Soon the trinette and bunk beds will be in place.

Otherwise, it’s phenomenally thought out. The possibilities for use are endless. Just hope it doesn’t turn into a storage room over time.
Isn't there a risk that the well halves will calve?

 

[Härryda2015]

Easily becomes the thread of the year here on BH!

 

[useless]

Or next year's?
Has anything happened since these pictures? https://www.byggahus.se/forum/threads/fristaende-vin-kaellare-under-mark.241352/page-3#post-2909452

 

[Garningen]

Wow!

 

[Andreas34]

Considering that the same pictures were published over a year ago, there is probably activity in the premises....

Well, not quite, it's been at a standstill for a while

 

[Hank_Ö]

Thanks, the wife wasn't home to stop me this time.
She says it always tends to go awry when I try to do something

How long was she gone? I don't believe you did that over a weekend.

 

[Andreas34]

Or next year's?
Has anything happened since these pictures? [link]

Have done the brick inner vaults and started with the electrics.
I understand that Rome wasn't built in a day

 

[Andreas34]

a thought that comes up..

drainage/stormwater or whatever it's called..

is it the black drum this is led to and then pumped out through?

or how is water led away?

That's correct, it's a drum for drainage.
Luckily, it's only sand all the way, so it probably won't be used

 

[Andreas34]

Hello
Just wanted to show how I made my wine cellar. If anyone has suggestions for improvement or ideas, feel free to comment.
I have concluded that it's not ideal to use a Platon mat on the ceiling.
It's too tight. You want to achieve a 70% humidity that should be able to wander in through the floor/wall. I only have 100mm stone wool ground insulation and geotextile
along with Isodrän board on the wall and geotextile.

It will be a heated (Man Cave) and pool house on top, a pool next to it, and 2 wine cellars with entrance from the basement.
For the ceiling, I used concrete pipes for wells split in half, 100mm ground insulation, and a sheet.
Inside, there will be brick on a sand floor, a brick roof, and plaster on the walls, to achieve as stable a climate as possible.
I have 35m ground pipe 4m below ground for air intake, to cool the air in summer and warm it in winter. I have 3 entries for ventilation, 1 in the tunnel to the wine cellar (pre-cooling) since the adjacent room is heated, and one in each cellar, plus out-air in the ceilings.
I have also directed the cooled exhausted air into my root cellar.
I have a good link for things to consider when building a root cellar.
www.eldrimner.com/core/files/jordkallare_korr_3.pdf
Sending some pictures of my build.
Feel free to write comments and ideas.[image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [media][image] [image] [image] [image] [image]
Best regards, Andreas

How long was she gone? I don't think you did that in a weekend.

 

[Andreas34]

Hi
Just thought I'd show how I made my wine cellar, if anyone has suggestions for improvements or ideas, please comment.
I've concluded not to use a membrane on the ceiling.
As it becomes too airtight. You want to achieve a 70% humidity level which should be able to permeate through the floor/wall. I only have 100mm rock wool ground insulation and ground cloth.
As well as insulating boards on the wall and ground cloth.

There will be a heated (Man Cave) and pool house on top, pool next to it, and 2 wine cellars with entrance from the basement.
For the ceiling, I took concrete pipes for wells that I split in half, 100mm ground insulation and cloth.
And inside it will be brick on sand floor and brick ceiling with plaster on the walls to get as stable a climate as possible.
I have 35m ground pipes 4m below ground for inlet to the ventilation so the air cools in the summer and warms in the winter. I have 3 intakes on the vent, 1 in the tunnel to the wine cellar (pre-cooling) as the adjacent room is heated, and one in each cellar with exhaust in the ceilings.
I've also redirected the cooled exhaust air to my root cellar.
I have a good link for what to consider when building root cellars.
www.eldrimner.com/core/files/jordkallare_korr_3.pdf
Sending some pictures of my build.
Please write comments and ideas.[image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image]
Regards, Andreas

 

[Anonymiserad 122206]

That is madness! All my projects, even my project ideas pale when I see it, amazing!

 

[Excel]

Mighty, like it when you go all in and do it properly. This year's house-building project!