
Cellar cooling units
WhisperKOOL, Wine Guardian, CellarPro and CellarCool — through-wall, ducted, split and ceiling-mount. Sized against your room's heat load, not its square footage.
Mon–Fri 9:30–5:301617 Locust St, Walnut Creek

Wine cellars in Lafayette
A Lafayette remodel is the time to decide where the wine will live. Before walls close and cabinetry is ordered, Wine Hardware can help you coordinate the rack layout and cooling choice with your architect or contractor. Bring the current plans to our Walnut Creek showroom.
Your project
What do you want the room to do for your collection? Bring Mike a photo, dimensions and a rough bottle count to compare the storage and cooling choices for your project.
Lafayette
Project location
Cellar planning and equipment advice from Walnut Creek.
1617
Locust Street showroom
Bring dimensions and photos to start the conversation.
1973
Family run since
Mike joined in 2001 and bought the business with Cari in 2014.
15
Bay Area cities
Residential and commercial cellar service areas.

What we build here
Put the cellar on the same plan as the rest of the remodel. The door, wall construction, cooling location and service access all affect work beyond the racking itself.
Include room dimensions, elevations and any planned glass. Tell us which decisions are still open so the equipment advice arrives at a useful stage.
Have the contractor check the chosen cooling model’s electrical, condensate and installation requirements before the room is finished.
Compare wood and metal racking alongside the surrounding cabinetry. Bring finish samples if you want the wine storage to sit comfortably with the rest of the house.
How a cellar happens
Agree on the scope, equipment and current lead times before ordering. The schedule depends on the room, products and work your contractor needs to complete.
Where the wine will live, how many bottles you own now, and how many you expect in five years. Photos and a rough sketch are enough.
Dimensions, insulation, vapour barrier, glass area, power, and where the heat can go. This is the step that prevents expensive surprises.
Rack elevations, bottle count by bottle type, cooling options and finishes — reviewed before anything is ordered.
We supply racking, cooling, doors and refrigeration, and give your contractor rough-in notes for power, framing and condensate.
Review the layout and equipment instructions with your project team. Then bring your wine and accessory questions to Mike at the showroom to plan how you will stock and use the space.
The parts
All of it is stocked or ordered through the Walnut Creek showroom, and every one of them is a decision we can make with you before you buy.

WhisperKOOL, Wine Guardian, CellarPro and CellarCool — through-wall, ducted, split and ceiling-mount. Sized against your room's heat load, not its square footage.

VintageView metal, Modularack pine, redwood and mahogany designer kits, and fully custom millwork when the room refuses to be rectangular.

Compare Transtherm wine cabinets and Marvel built-in refrigerators when a full cellar room is more than you need. Check the exact model’s ventilation, access and bottle-fit requirements.

Corkscrews, preservation systems, decanters, tags and the small things that make a finished cellar usable on a Tuesday night.
Local reading
Explore storage and planning topics for Lafayette, then contact us about the details of your room.
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A Lafayette cellar budget depends on who handles each part of the build, not just who assembles the racks. DIY work can make sense for a defined task; a cooled room also needs coor
Before you decide
Photographs flatten everything. Racking depth, the weight of a glass door, the actual noise a cooling unit makes at three feet — those you have to stand next to.
Visit the Locust Street showroom on a weekday, or arrange a Saturday appointment to discuss your plans.
1617 Locust StWalnut Creek, CA 94596(925) 944-1084
Start here
A photo, dimensions and a bottle count give Mike a starting point. Call (925) 944-1084 to work through the layout, cooling and choices that shape the budget. This beta form does not email the store.
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Start here
Bring Mike a photo and the collection you have in mind. Call (925) 944-1084 to compare storage options for your room, or visit the Walnut Creek showroom to see the equipment in person.