Traditional Panel Humidors

Traditional Panel Humidors

Panel humidors time-consumingly made by hand.

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Traditional Handcrafted Panel Humidors

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Our solid-wood raised panel humidors exemplify the beauty and class of traditional cabinet style craftsmanship.

These humidors are created with all solid hardwoods woods and feature traditional rail and stile construction.  Traditional cabinet style humidors start at $2600.

Design Features:

  • Solid Exotic Hardwoods
  • 16"-24" x 12" x 7.5"
  • Capacity: 100-200 cigars
  • Premium American-Made solid brass hardware
  • Fine Hand polished finish
  • Spanish Cedar lining
  • Granite floor
  • Removable dividers
  • Many humidification options
  • High Quality digital hygrometer

SOLID and RARE EXOTIC HARDWOODS

Most humidors today are mass-produced and made with veneers rather than solid woods.  There is a reason for this.  Building humidors from solid hardwoods is much more time consuming and requires much more attention.  Solid hardwood humidors need to be crafted to take into account the expansion and contraction of the different woods.

Solid hardwood humidors have much more character and beauty.  Medallion_Hygrometer_SM

INTERIOR

Many interior options are available and our humidors can accomodate many types of humidification systems whether electronic or passive like the Boveda system. 

This humidor is finished with a custom Boveda rack allowing up to 4 Boveda packs to regulate the interior humidification of the humidor.  We highly recommend the Boveda system.  Finishing off the lid, we incorporated a pewter medallion accented in Mahogany and installed a high quality digital hygrometer.

SOLID GRANITE FLOOR

Beautiful polished black granite can be found in all Vanderburgh Humidors.  It offers beauty, function and a perfect structural foundation.

View all the steps of creating a Vanderburgh Traditional Cabinet style humidor here.