Our wine cellar configuratoris very easy to use and enables you to visualise your wine cellar, based on its dimensions and how you want to fit it out. You can add or delete storage unit models, change the finish, print or save your design plan in your own personal space, calculate and edit quantities and the corresponding quote, and all with no commitment whatsoever on your part. You can return to your design project at any time or create a new one.
How it works
Just follow the step by step instructions. All you need to do is fill in the information at each stage (but you can return to the previous stage at any time), save your design project and return to it later, or create several projects to compare what they look like.
Stage 1: Describing your room: Enter the dimensions of the room: height, length, width. Click on the walls where you want to install the storage units. Add any obstacles on each wall (doors, ventilation ducts, windows, etc.). The design possibilities will be visualised as you enter the information.
Stage 2: Creating a wall assembly: Select the wall, choose the colour of your Bloc Cellier units and design your wine cellar by dragging and dropping the storage unit models required against the wall: just click on the unit, hold and drag the unit to the wall). Storage units cannot be placed in the red areas. To remove a unit, just click on it and drag it away from the wall.
Stage 3: Implementing your design project: When you have finished, this page will display your entire wine cellar configuration. You can download the PDF for your project, with the details for each wall and an overall summary. You can also calculate the cost for each project (remember to empty the basket beforehand).
Determining the height of your Bloc Cellier unit assembly. All Bloc Cellier unit models are 40 cm wide and 20 cm deep. Only the height varies. Work out the best possible combination according to the height of your room or cellar. The total height of your assembly will be equal to the sum of the heights of all the stacked units + 4cm (as the last arch will not be interlocked with another Bloc Cellier unit).
For example, if your wall is made up of three Standard units plus one 2/3 unit, the total height will be: (52 cm x 3)(standard units) + 34 cm (2/3rds unit) + 4 cm (last arch) = 194 cm
Fitting out your cellar with our wine cellar configurator
With our wine cellar configurator, a few clicks are all you need to optimize the use of your cellar space, calculate the type and number of units required, work out the cost and save your results. You can return to your design project at any time or create another.
If your cellar floor is not level, spread a layer of sand and level it out with an aluminium screed and a spirit level. If your cellar is damp, simply add a bit of cement to the sand (without adding water), so the mix will set. If the cellar floor is not flat or firm enough, you need to create a small concrete base (30 cm wide and 5 to 10 cm thick depending on the floor).