Our Home Pub Project

[kenmyfam]

Some photos of construction. Will update as things progress further.

 

[kenmyfam]

More

 

[kenmyfam]

Main bar.

 

[kenmyfam]

Next progression

 

[kenmyfam]

Still going

 

[kenmyfam]

And a few more. Drum Set ready for re-finishing as well.

 

[homebrew57]

looks like a great build so far!

 

[kenmyfam]

Ceramics in place this weekend, grouting during the week. Then comes the bar top itself.

 

[tshinefield]

Very nice.... Keep the pictures coming.

 

[pannell77]

nice work

 

[Monster Mash]

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.

 

[kenmyfam]

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.

Thank You. Outlet will be a GFI before the bar is put into "full service" just not bought it yet. Input much appreciated.

 

[Hang Glider]

someone has some serious wood working skilz

 

[hungry4hops]

Looking really nice so far! What kind of wood did you use on the front of the bar?

 

[kenmyfam]

Looking really nice so far! What kind of wood did you use on the front of the bar?

Thanks,Everything is oak, back bar and front. All will be stained English Chestnut as per back bar.

 

[EZCyclone]

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!

 

[kenmyfam]

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. 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"

 

[EZCyclone]

Well thank you very much! I love the oak, I'm still trying to decide what I'm doing for wood species. I have a sawyer not 7 miles from me, so I can get Oak at like $2 per board foot. But no sheet goods. I'm going to be building three, one downstairs, and a full bar outside on the patio. Then a 5'X10' bar/eating island that I can roll up to the outdoor kitchen area. Should be quite the project!

Waiting for some progress on yours!

 

[kchomebrew]

Looks good. Really like what you have done. You installing a keezer under the bar for the taps ?

 

[lorglath]

Keep up the good work and the pictures flowing.

 

[kenmyfam]

Looks good. Really like what you have done. You installing a keezer under the bar for the taps ?

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.

 

[kenmyfam]

Well, this weekends update !!!! Grouting completed, TV is installed (this one on a temporary basis. Bigger one will be in place soon) Main bar stained, varnished, sanded, varnished etc and slid into place this evening. Waiting on the bar top and then it's complete. Fill up the room then with all the "stuff"

 

[kenmyfam]

Here's a few more.

 

[EZCyclone]

Great work!! What's left??

 

[Jester369]

Looks great! Can't wait to start on mine - but it's a looong way off. Have to finish building the house first I guess.

 

[kevinb]

Really nice. You have skills.

 

[pannell77]

finished product looks great

 

[Monster Mash]

finished product looks great

I don't think it's finished but so far it looks great!!

What is the bar top going to be made of?

 

[hsiddall]

Looks great. Home bar plans.com? If so why mot put the fridge in when framing?

 

[hillhousesawdustco]

That's very impressive- great work!