Pallet Wall Mounted Bar

It s wall mounted self supporting and has solar powered fairylights that spell out the word bar what more do you want.

Pallet wall mounted bar.

Add a couple of left over paint tins and you ll have a rather swish garden bar on your wall in no time. To get the party started open the drop down bar flick on the fairy lights and fill the cabinet with bottles glasses and your favourite cocktail ingredients. Bar wall mount reclaimed pallet wood solid oak wine barrel staves barrel rings free shipping thebarrelking. The bar is wall mounted and can be closed away when not in use.

Because the bar will be outside permanently i wanted to line the back to try and keep some of the spiders and dirt out. To fix the plywood to the back of the box you can cut a scrap of wood and nail it to the back of the pallet. If you can get hold of 3 identical pallets you ve got all the wood you need to make this project yourself. This pallet bar was built from 5 upcycled pallets and some reclaimed wood.

From shop drucycle. To do this diy project you ll need the following tools. The slats can be very hard to remove but some persistence with a crowbar and you can get them off. With a reclaimed old growth pine usually barn wood lumber bar top connected to hand made modern design wall brackets this goes great for that extra eating work area on the wall.

Sealing up the ends of the bar to get pallet wood for the top and the bottom edges you can harvest some from the leftover pallet. Supplies varied from 2 2 4 8 3 2 6 10 1 2 12 12 and also use some 1 2 8 for trims and wood. This is a wall mounted bar top big enough to eat at and small enough to not get in the way. Using a thin piece of plywood cut the wood to size to seal up the back of the bar.

It may have an area to store ice or to chill drinks like an ice bucket or it may have taps to pour out beer for your guests. The idea is to seal up the top to prevent as much water as you can from coming in.