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Here is the space i started with with some hard wood laid down and the siding going up.


My red oak bar stop that i stained and epoxied with bar top stuff. The trim around it is stair hand rails that were chamfered (sp?) and set onto the bar.

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the bar island going in with the top in place and siding finished and trimmed out


Here is a good picture of the paint color and crown molding.


Keezer in place under the bar top

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Kegs in the fridge for right now are Yuengling, Sweetwater 420, and Sweetwater blue. Home brews are fermenting right now to go into my own kegs.


C02 tank and lines ran to the taps.


Two double tower taps installed with drip trays.

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Finished bar with booze and chairs. Still need to make shelves for the liquor.


Another view of the finished bar.

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Very cool man! I like the chair rail idea a lot! One suggestion... I would put up some sort of shelving (maybe with glass behind) to store your liquor bottles and glassware. That way it leaves the bar top open and clean looking. But hey, these things are always never ending projects.

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Yeah i mentioned that, i just need to get a good idea of how i want to make the shelves

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Take a look at these. I think you could make something yourself with more than one shelf, but this could spark some ideas.
The Man Cave Outlet Store

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How do you get kegs in and out of the keezer?

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Primary:
Secondary: Bee Cave Robust Porter (with coconut)
Kegged: Cascade/Citra Amber Ale

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I had no idea that was your garage until the last photo...

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The bar and freezer are on felt pads so its just a little bit of sliding and it easy to get to the freezer.