How To Build A Wooden Bar With 2x4 and 2x6 Step By Step | Interior Patio Bar DIY for Indoor Living
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video we will show you How To Build A Wooden Bar With 2x4 and 2x6 Step By Step | Interior Patio Bar DIY for Indoor Living
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:00 - Work Description
2:04 - How To Secure 2x6 To The Floor
3:38 - How To Install Vertical Framing For Bar Support
5:26 - How To Place 2x6 On Top
7:16 - How To Install 2x4 In The Exterior Of The Bar
9:05 - Final Results On How To Build A Wooden Bar With 2x4 and 2x6 Step By Step
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The BEST video on making a home bar from design thru construction...NO warp speed fast forwarding here...Can't wait to see the next Part....I'm hooked!!
This guy is fantastic.
Thanks for watching! We really appreciate it
Hi there ! Thanks for your video, you’ve got very good advices. I’ll open my bar this year in france and I would make my own bar. Do you know how much did it cost to build that super bar ?
Thanks for your answer !
Cheers
Thanks, frank.
Very nice & interesting 👏👏👏I love to do it too😘
hi many thanks for your videos they are certainly very informative, i was wondering if you could show us how to build the upper part of the bar where we can hang glasses etc, in other words a top bar, many thnks
You did that my man and your instructions are on point
Crescent wrench 🫡
Did you install drywall and FRP on the interior wall?
Where is the finished video 😊
How tall was the bar base from bottom of bottom plate to top of top plate? ( excluding thickness of bar top?
Hey I currently put up my bar like this but it’s 12ft long and it sways a bit, anyone got any advice on how to help fix that
Where do I find a list of specific materials?
Yea I’m building one using pallet wood and regular wood
How many pieces of wood did you guys use in total?
Material and measurements?
I can't find the video where you had installed the top
Curious whats the best way to combat a sloped floor? Looking at doing this in my garage, with a 1.5'' of downward slope in the bar area.
Add adjustable feet with thread inserts so you can adjust them to level the bar. Could also use shims or have a bottom board that is tapered to level bar and then cover with trim
For a home bar, same L-shape but way smaller, say 3'x5½, would 2x3 be sufficient?
I used 2x3's to build the framing for my bar. It works out fine. Using plywood for the outer skin is a lot cheaper than using 2x4's also.
How much wood was actually used in this project?
What kind of wood are you using? I’m building a bar right now but the wood is a lot less straight/ plumb than this
We used 2x4 and 2x6 from Home Depot.
How many boards did you need to buy for this?
Way overbuilt.
Look more like 2x4s to me
Where's part 2?
How long was the bar ?
I'm sorry but I don't like this at all. My problem is, what happens when they need to replace the flooring and the bar is on top of it. Also never heard of cutting 2x4s around trim, shouldn't it be cut flush to the wall then add the trim back? 🤔 I'm very confused
Since the floor is concrete here, we didn’t need to worry about replacing the floor in the future. The trim cutout can go either way but thats how this particular design went.