Cloud Posted July 1, 2020 Share Posted July 1, 2020 Hello! I am new to cigars and previously settled on a 70qt coolidor with kitty litter to store my CCs (500+, I know I got the CC FOH bug). It was the cheapest and best option for me, however, I thought to myself why not get a humidor and put it on display! Such a waste to hide them in a coolidor. Especially since I have the space for it. I am now considering 3 options with a budget of no more than $1,000 and would like your input: 1. Newair CC-300H (300-400 capacity) with kitty litter for humidity control and a coolidor for overflow storage. I would put this on top of a sideboard/dining room server table. Not very elegant, but functional for temp and circulation. 2. Small cabinet (1000 cigar capacity), a beautiful piece of furniture. I would also put this on top of sideboard furniture (245 pounds not sure if that’s the brightest idea) so I don’t have to bend down or crouch to access it. I would put an oasis and kitty litter, but no temp control may be a deal breaker. Indoor temp ranges from 58 -90 degrees Fahrenheit in NorCal. https://yourelegantbar.com/products/the-spartacus-cabinet-humidor-1000-cigars 3. Tower cabinet (3000 capacity). Simple design and ai would have a tower for cigar display! I don’t think I will have more than 1,000 at any given time, but who knows! https://yourelegantbar.com/collections/cigar-humidor-cabinets/products/power-of-tower-humidor-shelves-cherry-3000-cigars What option would you choose and why? Thanks! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChangBang Posted July 2, 2020 Share Posted July 2, 2020 I'd go #3! If you're trying to put it on display, aesthetics should be the priority! Option 1 would be nice with temp and humidity control, would need to prioritize cigars since you've already outgrown it Option 2 if you're short on space assuming you're comfortable with putting it on that table(may need to factor in the cost of a new table haha) Option 3 looks the best to me and should last you probably another 3 months till you fill that up lol. Also when you fill it up then you can add another next to it, if you fill up #2 I don't think you'd want to get another #2 humidor right? If you aren't in a partcular rush, could check craigslist and stuff to see if any cigar stores are liquidating their stuff. Just took a peek at sf bay area craigslist for humidor and looks like a store is doing exactly that... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cloud Posted July 9, 2020 Author Share Posted July 9, 2020 On 7/2/2020 at 10:58 AM, ChangBang said: I'd go #3! If you're trying to put it on display, aesthetics should be the priority! Option 1 would be nice with temp and humidity control, would need to prioritize cigars since you've already outgrown it Option 2 if you're short on space assuming you're comfortable with putting it on that table(may need to factor in the cost of a new table haha) Option 3 looks the best to me and should last you probably another 3 months till you fill that up lol. Also when you fill it up then you can add another next to it, if you fill up #2 I don't think you'd want to get another #2 humidor right? If you aren't in a partcular rush, could check craigslist and stuff to see if any cigar stores are liquidating their stuff. Just took a peek at sf bay area craigslist for humidor and looks like a store is doing exactly t I checked craigslist a couple of weeks ago and funny enough I am in the bay as well. I checked again based on your findings they have a huge 4’x6’ commercial tower for sale that comes with a humidifier all for $500! So tempting, but I think I am going to go with the wineador option to control temp. Temp here in NorCal can have 30 degree fluctuations from morning to day so I need something to stabilize. Running the AC often is too expensive. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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