Creative Tobacco Storage

[seanv]

A few totes in the basement plus an old microwave stand in the main floor spare bedroom

 

[odobenus]

I have a weird little half-closet under the stairs -- very Harry Potter-esque -- that I dub my "Wine & Tobacco Hole." It is full of bottles and jars and it smells great. When the heat returns, I will move my cigars down there as well, since it is a relatively cool hole.

 

[magicpiper]

I have 6 large storage bins to keep all of my tinned tobacco. All of the Mason jars occupy 4 shelves in a storage room. Have miscellaneous cardboard boxes scattered all over the house. My wife hates it but it works for me.

 

[cosmicfolklore]

I was keeping them in a large wardrobe that I had built shelves inside of, but then the shelves sagged really badly. So, I picked up a large plastic tool cabinet at Home Depot that's shelves were designed to hold up to 600 lbs. I also have overflow boxes of jars stacked inside of two closets.

I worked with a contractor on designing wall cabinets for the pipe room when we were building two new rooms onto the house, but once the contractor got finished with the rooms, he started dicking me on the quotes for the cabinets as well as a wooden fence. Needless to say I fired him, and I just left the project half finished. I will have to finish it myself this summer. So, for now I just deal with the large tool cabinet and unusable closets.

 

[hoosierpipeguy]

These totes have a good portion of my tins and are stored in the basement. There are two large plastic tubs that each hold 4 five gallon mylar bags full of tins for 10 year plus storage. The bulk is in tubs in mylar bags and Mason jars. I haven't accurately inventoried yet so no photos. There's more bulk than tins though.

 

[spartacus]

I have a pipe room. My tins are stored in 18"x18"x10" boxes. Each box holds exactly 160 tins with no movement. All my bulk is stored in a walk-in closet in another room.