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Glass Wine Room Considerations
Heat gain
Glass lets in more heat than an insulated wall, which raises the cooling load.
Condensation
When a cold room meets warm, humid air, glass can fog. Insulated glass and correct humidity reduce this risk.
Light
Direct sunlight raises temperature and can harm wine over time. Avoid placing glass walls where they get direct sun.
Coordination
Glass is typically measured after framing, so schedule time for fabrication.
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