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Miami Wine
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Lighting, ceiling wood vent
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Lighting, stone
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Lighting, stone at bottom
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Lighting, stone wall, wood base at bottom and top
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Bottom racks if they will hold more than the pegs
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Prefer doors without the aluminum
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Do NOT want this type of wire to hold bottles
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Tile; lighting
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Tile, lighting
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Tile work
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Wall color contrast
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Tile and cooling vents
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Lighting
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Stone; lighting
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Brick, lighting
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Leave space at bottom for cases of wine
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Tile, lighting
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Stonework and lighting
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Pegs to hold wine. These are for a single bottle. Need ones with depth for at least two bottles and preferably three
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Ceiling mounted a/c unit
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Do NOT want this type of wire system to hold bottles
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Really like these pegs to hold bottles - 3 bottles deep per peg
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3 deep pegs for bottles, stone tiles, lighting
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Depending on width and ability to hold bottles sideways, we can add a rack in the middle for display like this to fit into a smaller space than May be available for side by side display
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Glass doors
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Glass doors but the handles on these are too long
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Glass door and handle
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Lighting plus the racks at the bottom if they will hold more bottles..
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Doors. Tile flooring
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Lighting at top and bottom
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Pegs to hold bottles at the top and bottom of this photograph
Lighting, ceiling wood vent
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