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The intense heat continues day after day—we hope everyone is staying well.
Recently, we received a request from a store in Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo, to collect a large wine cellar and sake cellar unit.
The cellar unit collected this time was a large SAKURA WORKS wine and sake cellar. It had been installed on the first floor of a detached-house-style shop, but the store’s interior layout had been changed after the unit was brought in, meaning it could no longer be carried straight out through the entrance.
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Since the standard removal route wasn’t feasible, we carefully moved the unit across the store’s counter and switched to removing it via the second floor instead, prioritizing safety at every step. The work was completed without incident.
Large wine and sake cellars are heavy, and their glass doors are extremely delicate. Removing them safely therefore requires substantial experience and solid technical skill.
Even in cases like this one—where the removal route was restricted, or in jobs that other companies have called too difficult to handle—we’re able to draw on extensive experience and technical skill to assess each site on the spot and propose the best possible removal method. We believe that’s a service only Nishida Service can offer.
If you’re facing challenges like “it won’t fit through the entrance,” “it’s too heavy to carry out,” or “another company already turned us down,” please don’t hesitate to reach out to us for a consultation!
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We’ll assess each site’s conditions and respond with the safest, most careful method for the situation.
If you’re having trouble with removal of a “large cellar,” “wine cellar,” “sake cellar,” “refrigerated cellar,” or similar unit, please feel free to reach out to Nishida Service anytime!
