http://sloppymcnubble.com/cbid/index.php?searchtxt=verona&txttype=items&item=&type=&issearch=true

http://sloppymcnubble.com/cbid/index.php?searchtxt=tower+of+power&txttype=items&item=&type=&issearch=true 

jeferris wrote:

Ndink...I'd suggest 7-8 pounds of beads. Never have to many. A fan or two for circulation if you want it.

Myself I have one 1200-1500 count. I've got 3 pounds and it holds at 62% no fans. I'd like another pound of beads just because.

If u want more suggestions just pm me. I'll give you my knowledge of mine experiences.

kombat96 wrote:

What wombats said. Looking at the measurements, looks like 12-13 cubic feet. I ran a half pound in my airtight but opened often 2cubic foot box and it struggled in the winter. Upgraded to a full pound and was fine. Id imagine 1/3-1/2 lb per cubic feet would be ideal. Maybe can get by with less if the box is full and not opened much.

Or run an active unit and half as many beads.

danmdevries wrote:

Well I outgrew my desktop so I bought a small cabinet. Small cabinet is overflowing as well as the desktop. Time for a tower I believe. I used to have a coolidor and it served its purpose but no crazy about having coolers setting everywhere. Been looking at towers for years off and on and really think I am about to pull the trigger. I have done a ton of reading from other sites and some from this site but I just don't trust other forums and sites like I trust my BOTL here. Have a few questions that y'all can hopefully answer. A lot of this is just reassuring me because I am a little nervous, this is a big purchase to me. Looking at these two, leaning towards the verona IMHO it looks better.


http://www.cigarsinternational.com/humidors/39242/verona-deluxe-cabinet-humidor/#p-56429 

http://www.cigarsinternational.com/humidors/38314/tower-of-power-humidor/ 

1.I plan on using humi beads, how many lbs do you all use?
2. Do I really need a fan?
3. I have never had anything this size shipped, anything I need to be aware of? Besides crazy shipping prices.
3. Any unforeseen expense that I may have overlooked? Besides enabling myself to spend crazy amount of money on more cigars.

Ndill wrote:

I live in southern IL, an active unit would be trouble waiting to happen. Especially with my crazy work schedule.



Found one for $599 and free shipping....

Ndill wrote:

Carbondale is where I'm located. And for that comment plowed by a boy I will send you dog rockets :)

Ndill wrote:

#1 - U
#4 - Save your money and stick with coolers. They look like chit but work and abide with the KISS principle.
🌫

Buckwheat wrote:

My Verona came with a power receptacle and wheels. I didn't buy it here. I think I ended up paying $600 or so, including shipping.

bs_kwaj wrote: