Dream humidor construction in progress- help?!

So let me start by saying I am in no way an architect...

But to show my plans better I drew the following plans... anyone who cares to look them over and provide feedback it will be greatly appreciated...

As for the bigger, much bigger comments, as the plans show this is a Modular system that can be expanded by adding extra tray housings, as it stands now, this set up is a good 7 times bigger then what I am currently dealing with so I feel it will do me well for now, but I did take your expansion recommendations into account and when space starts running low I will add space as needed.

So without further adieu, Here are my plans...

[IMG] Plans- Front View by Robulous78, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG] Plans- Side View by Robulous78, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG] Plans- Interior View by Robulous78, on Flickr[/IMG]

Once again, I know these drawings are crude sketches but hopefully this will give you an idea of what I am thinking... let me know what you think!

Thanks Everyone,

Rob

[Blak Smyth]

Originally Posted by Robulous78

[IMG] Plans- Interior View by Robulous78, on Flickr[/IMG]

Once again, I know these drawings are crude sketches but hopefully this will give you an idea of what I am thinking... let me know what you think!

Thanks Everyone,

Rob

If I am understanding your support frames, they would waste some valuable real estate. You may want to just run a piece flush with the side wall Or even just a square dowel in each corner to rest on.

Originally Posted by Blak Smyth

If I am understanding your support frames, they would waste some valuable real estate. You may want to just run a piece flush with the side wall Or even just a square dowel in each corner to rest on.

Originally Posted by jluck

In the last pic....I would not do the 45 degree "tray supports" personally, I think it would add unnecessary awkwardness to putting in and removing cigars,boxed or unboxed. I would just use a small (1/2") square stock type runners to support tray on.

Thanks for the advice jluck & Blak Smyth,

I know nothing about woodworking, so I originally thought those cross-members would be necessary for structural strength, After taking your recomendations to Darrell he also feels the cross members are unnecessary... Glad I posted my plans for review by you guys...

Thanks again,

Rob