I will be converting this closet that is in my guest quarters into a small walk in humidor over the next couple weeks. The size is 6' x 6' wide x 9' high. Today I placed the order for the cedar, which was the last part needed as everything else has arrived for the conversion. Had to wait for the guy to get more cedar in for the shelving. So hopefully come next weekend the cedar will be going in and if all goes according to plan it should be finished by the 28th. It will be covered with cedar 1/4" ply on the walls and ceiling, will have cedar crown molding, baseboards and casing around the door along with 12 shelves, 6 on the wall when looking into it and 6 on the right. The left will not have any shelves. Underneath the shelves when looking into will be my old vinos that currently hold some of my stash and will be converted back into their intended use, holding wine. I had been investigating costs of getting a cabinet, but in the end converting this closet was about half the price and afforded probably 4x the amount of space a cabinet could.
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I am plumbing in a RO system that will feed only the humidifier. The location of the closet is inside the bathroom of this area, so the bath sink is on a wall that shares a wall with the closet. The RO system will be mounted under the sink and plumb through the wall into the humidifier, which will be outfitted with a float for auto fill purposes. No need to purchase distilled water this way and was relatively cheap. 5 stage RO system with the float needed was only $160 shipped. They use these systems for reef setups, which works out perfect for this setup. 
