The walk-in humidor with humidifier and surveillance cameras installed.
Saludos,
Greetings friends of Habana Port. Today's installment of our Shop Buildout series takes us into the details of laying out a cigar shop and full-service tobacconist. In these sets of photos, we showcase the surveillance cameras, the plate glass windows for the humidor door and viewing windows, the humidifier and filtration system and a few more items that have contributed to the progress. We hope that the next post on this subject will reveal the final steps that will ultimately lead to the completion of Habana Port's first cigar shop. Until then, take a look and enjoy!
July 16, 2010
The door and side window have their glass plates installed.
The humidor is secured with cameras in the corners.
A few of the ceiling tile panels have gone up.
The television viewing area of the smoking lounge.
The back area of the shop has the flooring down.
The filtration system which will produce distilled water for the humidifier is necessary to prevent hard water from ruining the cigars.
The accessories area.
The humidor door.
The humidifier is in the corner. The high placement will ensure a more even dispersion of humidity.
Our carpenter installing the final cedar panel in the humidor.
July 19, 2010
The ceiling is almost complete.
The television viewing area with ceiling tiles in place.
The humidor is almost sealed.
Don't worry. That fluorescent light is there temporarily.
The lounge again.
July 20, 2010
Our carpenter displays our cabinet that will go behind the sales counter. This will house cigarettes and other small items. This is made of Spanish cedar remnants and will be stained to match the wainscot.
The lounge. That case will house our pipe selection.
Another view of the humidor. I can see the amount of cigars that will soon fill this room...
Humidor.
The lounge is getting there and will be home to some good times soon.
Until the next post, siempre fumando,
Habana Port
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