Rustic basement ship lap bar build.

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.
#Basement #Basementbar #Shiplapbar
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[@Sdzv4go]

Now I need one of these for my basement!

[@mattferger7719]

What bar top did you go with to match that shiplap?

[@brody210]

Love it dad!

[@mr.4ambuilds913]

Thanks Bru, I’m trying to be as cool as you !

[@BenGates101]

Why all the glue?

[@mr.4ambuilds913]

I think it helps make it more stable. Probably not necessary but it’s a little bit insurance.

[@juliushope7909]

Awesome build, by chance do you have plans?

[@mr.4ambuilds913]

Thank you, I’m sorry I don’t have plans.

[@paulthelen6179]

Nice job! What did you do for a bartop?

[@mr.4ambuilds913]

Thanks, the homeowner was ordering a white quarts top from a big box store.

[@thisinestuff1480]

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?

[@mr.4ambuilds913]

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’

[@julianjames44]

What’s the dimensions

[@mr.4ambuilds913]

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.