I may look at this humidor today, little help?

09-15-2011, 10:54 PM

T.G, Avallos are made for veneered MDF just like other "Made in the USA" cigar cabinets. If somebody does the research, there have been more than a few discussions on why MDF is the most accepted and used material for building a cabinet humidor. Regarding the cabinet, there have been improvements and redesigns over the last 10 years. Better hardware, better slideout shelves, better hinges, and better use of space to maximize storage.

Besides the cabinet itself, you should consider that all Avallo cabinets come with a humidification system that sells for between $250 and $450. On electronics, there is nothing from CI or CheapHumidors that comes close. If you go back 12 years, the room humidifier that Avallo used was considered high tech. Now it would be a joke.

There is a big difference between todays Avallo, and the Avallo from 10 years ago.

09-15-2011, 10:54 PM	#18
RonC Guest Posts: n/a	Re: I may look at this humidor today, little help? T.G, Avallos are made for veneered MDF just like other "Made in the USA" cigar cabinets. If somebody does the research, there have been more than a few discussions on why MDF is the most accepted and used material for building a cabinet humidor. Regarding the cabinet, there have been improvements and redesigns over the last 10 years. Better hardware, better slideout shelves, better hinges, and better use of space to maximize storage. Besides the cabinet itself, you should consider that all Avallo cabinets come with a humidification system that sells for between $250 and $450. On electronics, there is nothing from CI or CheapHumidors that comes close. If you go back 12 years, the room humidifier that Avallo used was considered high tech. Now it would be a joke. There is a big difference between todays Avallo, and the Avallo from 10 years ago.