Bar Build 004
Posted: January 5, 2009 | Author: O'Shea Shenanigans | Filed under: Bar Build | Leave a comment »I know dear reader you have been waiting tooth and nail for the next Bar Build Update post. Checking in on the humble blog day after day only to be met with disappointment and dejection at having to read about family type stuff or the pretty snow. Fear not! Operation Bar build has commenced once again! Starting out 2009 with a visit from my friendly neighborhood electrician, A.J. He came by Saturday evening and offered a few suggestions. Words like “high hats”, “extra outlets”, “ceiling come down”, “new switches”, “puck lighting”, “accent lighting” were thrown around. He will call me Tuesday the 6th with an estimate. Stay tuned.
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Bar Build 003
Posted: September 26, 2008 | Author: O'Shea Shenanigans | Filed under: Bar Build | Tags: House Projects, How to build a basement bar | 9 Comments »So here is a picture of how far I have gotten.
The black box seen is a refridgerator with the door taken off, it will keep the keg cool. The area on the right will be boxed in and insulated. Next up is the electrician to run the lights and sockets.
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Bar Build 002
Posted: September 16, 2008 | Author: O'Shea Shenanigans | Filed under: Bar Build | Tags: How to build a basement bar | Leave a comment »I added the shelf supports and some flooring. Coming along slowly but surely.
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Bar Build 001: Day ONE!
Posted: September 12, 2008 | Author: O'Shea Shenanigans | Filed under: Bar Build | Tags: House Projects, How to build a basement bar | 7 Comments »On Sept 10, 2008 I decided to build a bar. I hopped in the Jeep, went to the lumber yard and picked up four 2×4′s. I am not sure what I got myself into, but I am going to give it a shot…so I could have shots. Get it?
The bar will go where the TV is. Hoping to fit like 4 or 5 people along the bar. Behind the wall is the washer and dryer, which is convenient for the sink and the kegerator. I think I will hire a plumber to install the sink, and an electrician to run the lights and outlets. Leave some things to the licensed professionals. This project is a bit ambitious but this room is basicly a catch all and not a defined space. Fear not those of you wondering what is happening to the king-size guest bed. It will go along the wall in front of the fireplace in the form of a Murphy Bed.
Sept 11 2008, I took the Saturn this time so the boards will fit.
I bought ten 2x4s this time. I ripped up the rug, and laid out the foundation and floor supports. Rug up, floor supports in. So far, so good.











