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The 4 inch is fresh air in and I used dryer vent with a 4 inch inline fan, moves 80 CFM and pull airs from the exterior (north side of house). The exhaust fan, once installed, will be a 6 inch vent but for that I will PVC as that is what the fan manufacturer recommends. That fan will move 140 CFM. Going to use a commercial grade fan so I can run it as much as I need/want to. But they are a bit pricey and my budget is tight, so far I worked on this for 8 months. Edit: The 4 inch goes out just above the sill plate but this is 22 feet long that is why the inline fan

No natural gas where I live so it has to be propane. Building my own burners, will post pics of those soon.

Edit: The Exhaust fan will vent to the exterior (west side of house) just like a dryer or a bathroom vent. In fact the fan I am looking at is a bathroom fan just commercial grade. It is about 10 feet to the exterior wall, will go up and out just above the sill plate because I do not want to cut a 6 inch hole in the 8 inch poured concrete walls in my basement.

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Good work so far. Keep us updated.

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Painted the door trim and built a set of shelves for storage, and moved in the metal shelves for bottles (227 of them de-labeled, washed, rinsed and ready for sanitizer). That is as far as I have gotten, still need to buy the exhaust fan and install it. So far its been 8 months of work, used up a lot of old building materials from renovations and upgrades to the house. Last few pics for now.

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ACESFULL

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Nice bottle shelf you have there. Thinking I need one of those.

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Thanks ... yard sale $2.50... sand paper and some spray paint. It cleaned up really nice.

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Great build so far! I plan on building a brewing room in my basement this winter. Can't wait to see your progress, so I can steal all of your ideas.

Keep on posting pics and keep up the good work.

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How many square feet is your room? Looking good, keep it up!

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I love following threads like this. subscribed

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The room is 11' by 7' so 77 Square feet, ceiling height is 7'6" total of 577 cubic feet. Small but it is just a room for brewing in, no fridges or nothing going in there. Brewing and storing brewing equipment.

I built a fermentation chamber in my shop. Have some dead space behind a wall that has all the plumbing behind it. Nothing special, I use ice in a bucket to keep the temp at about 65-67 since this summer is so warm.

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Looks great!