Materials: 4x4 Expedit, Lack shelves, Hutten, Counter lamps, wine glass holders
Description: Not the first Expedit bar hack, but hopefully you all will still appreciate our interpretation....
Our old place had a multipurpose room we converted into a dining room. The closet wasn't really being utilized, and looked strange with dated bi-fold doors so we stripped it down and converted it into a dry bar.
Using an Expedit and Lack shelves, we create the base layout for our bar.
(I drilled a couple extra holes into the LACK metal frame to line up with extra studs and used some extra strength butterfly anchors where there was drywall. I knew the liquor would add up in weight, so I wanted them to be strong.)
I cut down two Hutten 9-bottle wine racks to fit in the Expedit.
Added few wine glass holders,glass chess boards and shooters,and under mount lighting (wires hidden and run behind the drywall) with a foot switch by the corner. I had to pull power from an outlet on the same wall in the adjacent room. I had always wanted to throw in a proximity sensor for the lights but never got around to it.
Best part is that it was fairly simple to take apart and bring with us when we moved, however, I haven't had a chance to put it back together again yet.
~ aingco, Canada
ooohhhh this is a great idea, I love love love it!
ReplyDeleteWow this is so neat and professional.
ReplyDeleteVery creative! Makes for a great looking bar...now I want a drink..lol!
ReplyDeleteDIY like this is a great idea, less expense on materials, i'd like apply this on my dining and bar.
ReplyDeleteBunch of drunks.
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