Use our module estimator to assist you to determine how many modules can be fitted under sloping ceilings & stairwells and into irregularly shaped locations.

Click here to view a pdf of the CellarStak Module Estimator
 which you can print on your printer (landscape)

To estimate under sloping ceiling or stairway applications:

1.  Mark the height and length of your slope dimensions on the  vertical and horizontal axis's (using the red dimensions).

2.  Draw a straight line between the two marked points on the axis's to represent your ceiling or stairway slope.

3.  Count the number of modules in each row (below the drawn line) and enter that number in the right hand column.

4.  Add the column of module numbers to give you the total number of modules required.

5. NOTE: Your inability to fit a whole module in some spaces close to the ceiling or under stair steps does not always mean you will not be able to store a bottle in that space. Bottles will often be able to be stored on top of the modules immediately below the empty space. (See also Assembly Hints below)
 

To estimate irregularly shaped spaces including contouring around roof beams & other obstructions:

1.  Draw the space to scale on the estimating sheet (using the red dimensions).

2.  Count the number of modules in each row within the available space and enter that number in the right hand column.

4.  Add the column of module numbers to give you the total number of modules required.

4. NOTE: Your inability to fit a whole module in some spaces close to the ceiling or under stair steps does not always mean you will not be able to store a bottle in that space. Bottles will often be able to be stored on top of the modules immediately below the empty space. (See also Assembly Hints below)
 

Assembly Hints

1.  In some applications you can assemble the back face of the rack and trial fit it into the space available.

2.  It can be useful to use a combination of the 'By Columns' and 'Module By Module' methods when assembling racks to suit awkward shaped spaces. Use 'By Columns' to fill the easy areas and then 'Module By Module' to fill in the awkward spaces
(see Sizing & Assembly page)