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A traditional style of warehouse used most iconically in Scotland. Dunnage warehouses are low-rise with stone or brick walls, earthen floors and a slate roof, with casks stacked on top of each other a maximum of three high (any more and the weight bearing down would be excessive). | [[file:dunnage.jpg|thumb|225px|right|Casks stored using dunnage]] | ||
A traditional style of warehouse used most iconically in Scotland. Dunnage warehouses are low-rise with stone or brick walls, earthen floors and a slate roof, with casks stacked on top of each other a maximum of three high (any more and the weight bearing down would be excessive). | |||
Barrel storage may also be done on a [[Dunnage rack]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:34, 21 September 2017
A traditional style of warehouse used most iconically in Scotland. Dunnage warehouses are low-rise with stone or brick walls, earthen floors and a slate roof, with casks stacked on top of each other a maximum of three high (any more and the weight bearing down would be excessive).
Barrel storage may also be done on a Dunnage rack.