my boyfriend has a liquor store and he's building a walk in cigar room (13ft x 7ft) do the walls have to have insulation in them like any other room you build? or is it different for a cigar room?
I would start on Ebay firstIt is usually the cheapest way to goI would look for wax locally around you though because is costs ALOT to shipGo with whoever you can find that is the closestIf you can arrange to pick up your wax somewhere locally, you can save 100s of dollars a quarter depending on your business size As for what to get on Ebay.look for your wicks, molds, dye, anything you may think you willl needYou can find good glass finds sometimes but remember that shipping glass is also expensive so if you can find that locally that would help you cut your costs.
I was searching the bay online auctions for paraffin therapy spa wax found very good bulk 10 20 30 lb prices for candle waxGood luck have fun.
both gentlemen are very right, a walk in humidor is almost space agedYou should insulate it, however , an air space of about 3 inches is required between insulation and the cedar, redwood or almond wood, whatever you choose for the interior, this allows venting and climate control functionsglass entry's are not only cost effective and show casingbut very efficient as a controlled environment entry wayIndustrial doors can be set to close fast enough to prevent humidity and temp from dropping too quickly what ever rout he takes he should choose the right contractor for the job.TIPafter you have 2 or 3 contractors in mind who are right for the job hit the phone book and call about 10 other contractors just to ask about your selected builders, Contracting is a competitive business, you'll get the dirt on your choices, I.Eover charging, milking money ectOr if they do good work and treat their clients wellhope this helps.
