Thank You. Outlet will be a GFI before the bar is put into "full service" just not bought it yet. Input much appreciated.Looks great so far but the outlet close to the sink should be GFCI, it is not to code but since it is not going to be inspected it's probably nothing to worry about.
Thanks for the kind words. If I can help in any way when you get to doing yours just let me know. May be able to save you some time and money from my "lessons learned"Great looking bar! Subscribed to follow you along. I will be doing this myself in the next few months! Can't wait to see more!
Thanks for the kind words everyone. Yes, plan to have taps fed from under the bar. Fitting something under there will be a challenge though. May end up being a "custom" insulated area with a lot of gathered together refrigeration components assembled on one side . That is unless any of you have any suggestions. Right now it's laid out for a sideways mini bar fridge with the door off in an insulated enclosure. Not sure if that will give enough cooling power though. I will likely lean on the bar when finished looking, thinking and drinking for other ideas.Looks good. Really like what you have done. You installing a keezer under the bar for the taps ?
I don't think it's finished but so far it looks great!!finished product looks great
Dude what's a can of Molson Canadian doing on your bar?Next progression
Solid piece of oak. Difficult finding a piece that's 10ft long but it is ordered and coming out of the kiln in a few days time. Armrail will prove to be tricky I think.I don't think it's finished but so far it looks great!!
What is the bar top going to be made of?
Great advice and thank you once again. Going to go with the thin sheet and baseboard as suggested. That is as soon as I get back from vacation. leaving tomorrow evening.You bet. just cap it with a nice decorative trim and it will look perfect. that said if you do base board around the rest of the room, I think I'd do the thin board AND still but base board along the bottom.