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Wet Bars Require Some Thought

By Tim Carter
©1993-2008 Tim Carter
Summary: A wet bar is a great do it yourself project. Build your home wet bar to withstand a couple of drinkers. Bar stools and bar tops complete the look.

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Lowell
15 Jan 2008, 16:15
I want to build a bar very similar to the one that you have built. What size cabinets did you use to make the actural bar? Can you provice a few more details and and explain how the rear shelf is configured.

Thanks
AsktheBuilder
16 Jan 2008, 14:35
Lowell,
The cabinets in the alcove are all regular kitchen cabinets. The actual bar is a J- shaped wall. I am currently thinking about selling different wet-bar plans.
Michael McCaffery
28 May 2008, 20:33
Hello. We are going to make a wet bar entirely out of oak. We are using a non-toxic dark stain. We would like to use a non-toxic sealer/finish. We've got a couple in mind but would like to hear recommendations. Thanks!

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