Home Bar Build, DIY | Epoxy for countertops. Stone feature wall.
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- Опубликовано: 6 апр 2022
- In this video I will show you how I built the ultimate home wet bar in the basement. In additional to providing entertainment, it increases the property value of your house.
2x4 frame, plywood and epoxy countertops, feature wall with stone tiles, tv and shelves. 
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Beautiful piece of art! Well done!❤
Thank you! 😊
very helpful video! Thank you looking forward to more.
Awesome video. I will be using this as a guide for having a bar built in my family room. Thanks so much 😊
thank you, good luck on your project!
You've done a great job. My project before the summer. Will take some off your designs into mine. Thanks for making this vid.
Been using it for the last few years. No issues so far!
Top notch job!!!
Thanks!!
That’s a damn good job
thank you!
Absolutely beautiful work
Thank you very much!
This looks awesome!😊
thank you!
Do you have a drawn out plan that you can share for those of us who'd like to build this for themselves? Thank you for sharing. This was an amazing build.
No sorry, it was built custom based on the space I had available.
Very nice 👍👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Really nice job!!
Thanks for watching!
How did u build the drawers and cabinets at the bottom
Love the video! I'm curious what width (depth) you chose for the bar top and counter?
I believe the counter is 24” and the raised top is 18”
Fantastic job, do yo by chance have the plans or willing to share measurements? This is exactly what i want but i have two beams in the way.
Sorry don’t have plans. Depending on the space I had, I just built it from ground up with custom cuts one by one.
How high is the top of the bar?
Where did u get the sink n did u do plumbing or is it portable or something ?
X Home 15 x 15 Inch Drop In Sink,... www.amazon.com/dp/B08F9Z6M44?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
where are those cabinets from???
Made them with 1/2 inch plywood and pocket holes screws. Sorry didn’t film that.
Awesome but where did you get water from
There is our utility room right behind the wall with hot cold water line and drain line. That’s the reason in chose this location for the bar.
How did you do the draws and everything underneath?
That’s basically 5 sides of 1/2 inch plywood with generic soft close glides from Amazon.
May i ask where did you get the metal support for the countertop?
Thank you I had the same question!! Great build by the way! I think k I'm going to use your technique!🙂
They are from Amazon. You can search for “counter top support brackets”
What did u use to prime the counter tops
The primer came as part of the leggari epoxy kit that I ordered.
can u drop a link to the back splash sticker you used?
Aspect Peel and Stick Stone Overlay Kitchen Backsplash - Tarnished Quartz (5.9" x 23.6" x 1/8" Panel - Approx. 1 sq ft) - Easy DIY Tile Backsplash a.co/d/fWRtdMX
Can I ask what flooring and color you used?
www.homedepot.com/p/TrafficMaster-Distressed-Brown-Hickory-12-mm-Thick-x-6-1-4-in-Wide-x-50-25-32-in-Length-Laminate-Flooring-15-45-sq-ft-case-34074SQ/204068076 We wanted to use vinyl but couldn't find the brown distressed look we wanted, so went with laminate.
So after a year has the floor started to buckle or pinch at all due to the weight of the bar?
Not at all! It’s the same as the day it was built!
great to hear....thanks for the reply. Great looking bar by the way!
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How did you install the sink?
The sink came with a template for countertop. Used a saw, and then the sink just drops is. Add some silicone in between to keep it in place.
Can share the link for the material you used for the wall.
Aspect Peel and Stick Stone... www.amazon.com/dp/B01FT6LFY4?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
How you cut the notches without a table saw would be nice . They seem to shallow to use a circular saw
Sorry I didn’t show that. I raised the blade of the circular saw so it will only go 1/4 inch (or the size of the notch) deep. Then ran it multiple times for the notch. Finally cleaned it up with a chisel and hammer.
What type of wood and size u use
Frame is 2x4. Countertops are 3/4 plywood. Doors are 1/2 inch plywood.