Post a Pic of your bar

Here's mine. 9'x4' "L" shaped outdoor patio bar. Seats 6. Sugar Pine top with recycled tongue and groove oak racketball court flooring for the upper and lower counter tops

I just uploaded mine



Nothing special. Scored a free counter top from a relative getting rid of the "booze in the basement" and went from there.

you guys are so lucky...i have a house but its so tiny i have no room for anything like this....jealous

Here's a pic of mine.

I like the looks of that Layne!



this pic is from several years ago, gotta get a new one with the keezer backbar!

Great pics! Here's mine: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/welcome-my-pub-246037/

These all look great!

We wrapped up the basement earlier this year. Behind the taps is a walk in cold room powered by a small AC unit.

Wow, nice bars.....I'd drink at any of them

I am REALLY digging the stone and tile... if we had any budget for a bar, that's pretty close to how I would have done it.

I wish I had an unfinished base (hell, a basement at all) to build a bar in. I do, however, have an extra room I might have to turn into my beer room...we will see what comes from that!

hillhousesawdustco said:

I like the looks of that Layne!

this pic is from several years ago, gotta get a new one with the keezer backbar!

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That place reeks of throw down. I'd love to party in that place.


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Awsome....keep them coming!!!

this thread rules

I've seen all of these buts its nice to see them all in one place (except the stone work one, that is nice!)!! Great thread.

My bar is done, but the room is not....

Layne said:

Here's a pic of mine.

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Hopefully that's not what you have on tap!

NO!
Those came with the keggerator.
I have since added a third tap, changed the handles, and always have 3 homebrews on tap.

Somewhat old pics. I have since added FRP plastic to the backbar to help with spills. Not picture worthy pretty but it is effective. I also rearranged the poker table and couch, cleaned up a little, and the closet in the opposite corner is my AC cooled beer closet.

wildwest450 said:

That place reeks of throw down. I'd love to party in that place.


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Yeah I can't put my finger on exactly what it is about that place, but I dig it.

Atl300zx said:

you guys are so lucky...i have a house but its so tiny i have no room for anything like this....jealous

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X2. Maybe someday tho. I have the skills just no free space.

Once again.. the downfalls of renting a place... cant install something awesome like my own bar.

I had to build a room to fit my bar.....

Here are a few pics of mine.. And a link to the thread. It is made from the beams of barn that was built in 1863. I need to update the thread with some more photos.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/deep-six-brewery-back-action-164889/

The day it was initially installed



The saloon doors for the urinal



The tap tower as setup for our super bowl party

Monster Mash said:

I had to build a room to fit my bar.....

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MM.. where did you get that beer tower and faucets? I'm trying to avoid "silver" looking metal...

HokieBrewer said:

Yeah I can't put my finger on exactly what it is about that place, but I dig it.

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Careful now, Gang. The Tack Barn Bar can get a little out of hand for those uninitiated in throwing down near Babb

that's from 2008, before THIS became a fixture:

Good christ.. there's more people there than in the two available local watering holes on any given saturday night.

Hillhouse....god bless you and your bar for providing good times to the masses.

Cheers

Here's a couple shots of my bar. Unfortunately I live in a studio apartment (22'x12'), so space is limited. That said, for VEISHEA at Iowa State I think I found my capacity was about 60... and it was truly my MAX capacity. Great times! Oh, and the roof of the bar holds 149 beer bottles, and the back holds 50, for a total of 199 beer bottles!

That is AWESOME.

Cyclone: How are those bottles held up on the ceiling?

wooden dowel rods are spaced just right so I can squeeze bottles through the middle to put them in, but not fall down. Very precise drilling led to it.

Is there a pic of what the setup is behind that door?

brewmcq said:

I am REALLY digging the stone and tile... if we had any budget for a bar, that's pretty close to how I would have done it.

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Thanks! We looked at a variety of different stones for the face of the bar but went the more affordable route with the $1 per sq/ft multi-color slate.

Here is the Speakeasy....


Taps....

awesome thread

Come on....there has to be more than this, let's see those bars!!!

I live in a studio apartment also, Cyclone, and really really really really wish I hadn't seen your pictures! hahaa

rl701 That must be some really good camo on the hunting shack cuz I don't see anything.

My bar needs a Keezer!