😎How To Build A Bar For Your House🌟 #diy @co-know-proconstructiontips

How to build a bar for your house or restaurant.
In this video we show how to build a bar using 2x4 Douglas fir for the framing and 1x6 cedar planks for the siding. In this video we go over how to toenail corners and how to stain the bar top.

Overall dimensions of the bar are as followed.
The bar is 48 inches wide with 24 inch returns on each side.
This bar is approximately 42 inches high with casters and bar top.
The bar top itself is overall 63 inches wide on each 24 inch return the bar top is 30 inches deep in the center of the bar bar top is 18 inches deep .
For the bar top, we used 2x12 cut and placed next to each other to create bar depth.
As far as the frame of the bar goes, we used 2 x 4 x 10’ Douglas fir approximately eight pieces cut to lengths needed.
And the wooden planks we used for the bar are a 1x6x6ft roughhewn Cedar dogeared fence plank purchase from Home Depot and trimmed and cut to size. We used approximately 22 planks overall.
The bar top was a 2 x 12 x 12’ cut down to size as needed. As well Douglas fir.
We used 4=2 inch casters with locks.
We also used one screw on a bottle opener, satin nickel, and a screw on hook as well as one brand new 1 gal paint can not used to catch the beer caps.
We used a Vera than Stan, as well as a clear-coat sealer.
All the nails we used are galvanized brad nails, and screws we used were all exterior grade deck rated screws.

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[angelorodriguez]

Excellent work. Great example, easy to follow . I will use everything I learned through your video . Awesome !!!

[Blackwido]

Why is it so difficult to produce a video that's THIS simple, detailed and no BS? Great job on the bar and the tutorial. I already know my bar is going to be dope! 🤙

[jpdrummer]

Perfect. To the point and no useless chatter. Makes my project easy. Mahalo and Aloha!

[shaneford]

Man thanks for being the only video I could find with some actual instructions lol. I think I can use this model and expand on it to make what I need for my bar. Keep up the good work sir!

[sandraparra]

Q chingun es este men buen video, limpio y buen trabajo felicidades y gracias por compartir los conocimientos saludos desde Michoacán México

[MyStudioSession]

Brother you killed this! Thank you for being detailed on what you used. I can't wait build my first bar using your techniques! Much love!

[LisLivingLife]

Nice Step by Step. Very clear narrating

[lynnpfeiffer]

Very nice! Great job explaining the products and processes.

[timm]

Awesome video! Took me a few to realize you were saying deck rated screws, I couldn't figure out what decorated screws were...lol! Amazing tutorial and beautiful work!

[TherealEddieC]

I'm a newbie DIY'er since retirement, but damn, you have really encouraged me try this, thanks!

[StaazeyKorespry]

very clear explanaitions, thanks a lot.

[coolceecoolcee]

Great video brotha! Well done! I making one next week! Thank you.

[jasondept]

Dang that bar is perfect for a spot I have . The color and size!!! I think I might try it ! You’ve motivated me..

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[robyo]

Wow man this was good thanks for the explanation.looks good, 👍🏻

[bobbudd]

Very nice, this exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much .

[flveflghtln]

Great video. Love how you’re using 2x4s and fence planks. Solid work all around. Your attention to detail appreciated. I’m more of a height, and not a heighth guy…

[demetrisjohnson]

Beautiful work, beautiful product
So you're using 3 product correct??
1 The wood conditioner
2 The wood stain
3 Spar Urethane
Is this 3 different product??

[keywestpuma]

You can take it camping? Really? 🤣😂 Hahahahaahahaha, you had me rolling! I almost spilled my beer! Nice build, great tips! I like that it has casters to roll it around!

[Darin-David-Green]

BTW: if you use cedar fencing planks from let's say Home Depot, make sure you let them dry out first for at least a week. If you don't, when they dry, they will shrink and you will have much bigger gaps between the planks.