DIY Tiled Bar – Free Plans and a Giveaway!
The weather is FINALLY cooling off here and we are so excited to spend the Fall outside on our back patio! We like to spend a lot of family time and entertain during football season and my hubby and I have been talking about how fun it would be to have a little bar area out back! So, I designed and built this DIY Tiled Bar and I LOVE it!
It has a cool stem wear addition under the top and shelves for storage! I also tiled the top!
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What is the estimated cost for this whole bar?
Yay!!! I love the tiled bar I built! I used the plans at www. EasyWoodwork.org to build it – I highly recommend you visit that website and check their plans out too. They are detailed and super easy to read and understand unlike several others I found online. The amount of plans there is mind-boggling… there’s like 16,000 plans or something like that for tons of different projects. Definitely enough to keep me busy with projects for many more years to come haha
www. EasyWoodwork.org – click the red link above for some more plans! Best of luck on your building adventures!
I am currently about most of the way thru this project. It took a little time to figure out exactly what goes where since the plans are not very detailed. I am not at the tile part. excited to see the finished project.
Can someone please help me; the plans say to use a pocket hole screw to join the front pieces together; I am just starting to use one, but can anyone explain in a little more detail how to assemble the pieces side by side? I have never done a pocket hole that spans more than 3″ wide?
I have a question. How did you attach the backer board to the plywood? Did you use thinset or screws or both?
Thanks in advance!
Hi Rob, I am on this very part of the build…how did you attached the backer board?
I haven’t built this yet, but Shanty2Chic just answered my question.
Sorry for the delay! Screws and thinset!
Thanks! I’m assuming the screws should be about 3/4″ long so they don’t poke through the bottom of the plywood?
Yes! I believe I used 1″
As I work on the farmhouse table found elsewhere on your site, I look at this and think, “I can so do this next year!”. Thank you for the inspiration.
Love that! Thank you so much ;)))
Did I miss the announcement of who won this combo kit giveaway?
Awesome! I have been doing more and more projects that would be a lot easier with power tools!!
Great looking outdoor bar
Entered but I did comment on your amazing work! Hope that doesnt disqualify me
I would be nice to have a contest that us Canadians (who love and follow you) would be eligible to win 🙁