SHELVES
A few ideas.
1. Basic “floating” shelves with no visible brackets or supports. Three shelves creating 4- 18” spaces for storage. – $300
2. Two floating shelves and a bottom drawer (1 large or 2 small drawers) – $425
3. Slideout shelf – would be hung like a floating shelf but will be thicker and have a drawer that pulls out. – $175 ea.
All made with pine wood. Upgrade to a nicer wood – ash, elm, oak, hickory. Price TBD
BARN DOORS
36” wide X 82” tall (approx) $225 each door. Doesn’t include sliding door hardware.
Many possibilities for patterns. If we get into a mosaic pattern on each, cost will be a little higher.
Unfinished.
BAR TOP
Basic “breadboard” top – $225
Add a matching base with shiplap or farmhouse style accents. Shelves on the inside, open back. – $225
Concrete Bar Top – $350
Many colors available. Can also integrate larger aggregate and polish to expose that for a nice look. Or leave it a solid monotone color.
Corrugated barn steel base wrapped around stick framing and shelves on inside – $325
Live Edge Wood Top with Epoxy “river” – $475
Elm wood and your choice of color for the “river”.
Base for top can me made from wood ($225) or welded steel frame ($350) with a shelf for storage
Or a wood frame wrapped with barn steel $325
Wood top with random engraved honeycomb accents and filled with yellow/gold epoxy – $400
Economical choice is pine wood. Higher cost would be cherry, walnut, or maple.
This can also be done with a piece of live-edge elm that I have.
Base can have open space on front for a couple seats, open back with shelves, and shelves on the side. – $350
Let me know if you want additional info on any of these to make a decision.
Thanks!
Scott
