Building a home bar in 10 MINUTES (Timelapse)

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Time-lapse of me building a home bar. The build itself was fairly cheap, and the DIY overall took me about 2 weeks. although I have little experience in carpentry I found the building to e fairly easy, yet tedious.

I simultaneously loved and loathed working on thus during lockdown, it gave me a much needed outlet to focus on while not much was happening. I'm by no means a carpenter but the finished product is far better than I had initially hoped for.

If I was making another bar I would do some things differently. Hopefully this video will give you some ideas if you are planning on building your own bar.

price list:
pallets: €0
lumber for structures: €140
high stools: €0 (salvaged from skip)
paint: €200
mirror: €0 (recycled from broken pieces)
metal roofing: €0 (recycled material)
screws/tools/little bits: €80
Guinness tap: €140
lager tap: €60
beer cooler: €200

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Wow, you wouldn't even think it was made of scrap. I can't imagine this cost more than maybe $200 to build when considering the paint, screws, wood for the roof and the plastic wrap. Looks incredible

iplayzthegames

This is awesome bro, thanks for the ideas and inspo 💯👍🏼🙏🏼

HEMZbEATS

I sped the video up to the fastest speed, and it got done in 5 minutes

LandonHarris

This is a great fun 10 minutes. Hope you're still checking these but, I'm building a very similar style outdoor bar and I need to know how you hooked up your beer towers. Like what is the setup going on beneath the screen there. Just tapped into a keg sitting in ice? I was told you have to keep the line cold all the way up into the tower. So I've been handcuffed trying to figure out how I'll keep my kegs and line cold because I didn't create enough room under the bar top for a fridge. If anyone else has any ideas would be helpful.

Mrbs