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I wonder how Aristocrat and Avallo deal with this issue? I'm pretty sure they use rigid insulation in their cabinets. |
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www.aristocrathumidors.com His phone number and email is listed on the website. He is a really good guy and I am sure he would be willing to help you out. |
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I cant swear to it, I cant swear the cabinet I saw was his but the guy said it was, but one I saw did not use a vapor barrier.
A guy local dropped his moving and knew I was into woodworking and asked me to look at fixing it. Some wood glue and clamps was all he needed and I saw no vapor barrier at all. Chas |
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Thanks for the great info Chas. Since temperature is really only an issue for me 3 months of the year and the maximum temperature difference will only be about 10 degrees I'm thinking vapor barrier might be overkill.
There is a small hole in the bottom of the cabinet for the power cord. I was going fill it with foam insulation but I might leave it open for moisture to escape. |
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Looks like it's going to be outstanding.
Wish I could just use a hammer and a nail ![]() |
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We got the lights mounted and hooked up to a battery for testing.
Here's a close up of one the the lights. Some frames for mounting the circulation fans. Cooling units |
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