Rustic basement ship lap bar build.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- This is an Elevated rustic some what DIY but some what not bar build. Built mostly with ruff sawn ship lap, 3/4” maple plywood from big box stores.
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Now I need one of these for my basement!
Excellent Build. I am about to start building my wet bar in my finished basement and i Learned many poinetrs from you !. Ship lap siding on bar is a great idea and i am going to do the same. Menards Alread have dark colored 8 ft x7.5 inch ship lap, that will save me some time. Thank You👍
Awesome, glad it helped. Love finding pre finished materials bc I like building not finishing haha. Happy building, enjoy it !!
Love it dad!
Thanks Bru, I’m trying to be as cool as you !
I really want to do something similar in my basement and I am trying to figure out some spacing and flow. What is the distance from the back wall that the mini fridge is against to the window in your video?
I think the back bar is 1’ there is a 3’ in between the bars, then the top on the main bar was about 2’. So from back wall to window is about 6’
Awesome build, by chance do you have plans?
Thank you, I’m sorry I don’t have plans.
Nice job! What did you do for a bartop?
Thanks, the homeowner was ordering a white quarts top from a big box store.
What bar top did you go with to match that shiplap?
It’s a quarts top with white/tan with light brown accents.
Why all the glue?
I think it helps make it more stable. Probably not necessary but it’s a little bit insurance.
What’s the dimensions
Base is 99’ long and 15” deep, the little L that sticks off the corner bumps out to 27” and the top overhangs by 9”. Also its 42” tall with the top on.