we have them for the PS2 but we were playing some old skool Bond 007 on the N64 :)

i like it good job.

thanks, it came out pretty good and I didn't get too far over budget. Still have to add recessed lights in the ceiling and a few decorative touches but it should be ready to rock by the SuperBowl. :thumbsup

nice work....

looks great! im sure there are many good times to! you did a really great job, looks fab!!!! 10/10

thanks and thanks :thumbsup

It's amazing how a simple thing like a bar can change your home. It becomes the center of action. They make a great place to eat, watch tv, work on the laptop, play cards or playstation, and best of all entertain guest.

wow - you must drink a LOT of beer to install a draft system

I drink mostly Heineken/bottles, the draft is more of a convienence thing for guest/parties. Throw a 1/2 barrel in and it will supply the whole party.

very nice looking bar...thanks for the picks

thanks man :thumbsup

looks good. not sure i'd put a bar by the steps though...haha

hopefully it will make a good guide for anyone that needs a simple design. :thumbsup

Damn man, it looks pretty cool so far... Are you doing it all by yourself????

Are you working off plans for this or are you just doing it by hand? If so share em, I need a new project.

nice.. looks like it was well done!

100% except when I need someone to hold something in place. My "assistant" works for beer which is a bonus. :winkwink:

I always build these from scratch. It's pretty simple, just use my layout as a outline. Build 2 stud walls, plywood on the front, particle board for the top underlay and interior shelves, fabric cover the shelves, use whatever for the top, (I once used "peel & stick" tiles on a 16 ft bar!) and then cover the front - bead board, hardwood, laminate, carpet, whatever. I can usually blueprint the entire design on 1 piece of paper. As long as you keep it square it is really simple, you just have to get started. Even if you make small mistakes here and there, when it's complete you rarely notice. I should add I used base and corner trim around the bar top to finish the edge.

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Very nice bar, wish I could build something like that.

Awetastic, great work man, would love me a bar like that :glugglug

Nicely done, what was the budget and time frame if you don't mind?

sure why not !!!! ")

Total was around $350-400 for the bar including the $50 sink (wasn't too happy about that) and add another $125 for the tap parts I already had, (regulator, tap, tower, tank, etc...) I went with a little nicer refridgerator, ($350) for the extra freezer space and to hold a full sized keg. In all I have spent around 5 full days building and finishing - still have to add the recessed lights in the ceiling and add a few wall outlets for the neon signs.

That's awesome dude. That is going to be one of the first projects when I get into my new place. A bar and also a fire pit in the backyard, although, it will be warming up soon here in the Phoenix, so that one is on the back burner for a while.

I'll be damned if I bust my ass to build a fire pit and surrounding area and then don't get to enjoy it right away because it's 150 degrees outside.

This is a nice bar

looks great hope you spend alot of time plowing through shots and get shitface drunk..:thumbsup

That looks fantastic!

I am very jealous!!!!!!!!!! :mad: :mad: :mad:

lol - we will, spring break "training" has officially started! :thumbsup

Looks great. That bond game is a classic as well. Nice taste.

looks good! altho I would have preferred the fridge be hidden underneath the bar....otherwise great job!

Nice. I wish I was handy enough to do something like that.

I looked at the small kegerators but I needed a good sized freezer for the Jeager. There are always sacrafices :(