Men have been parceling out little sanctuaries within their homes for centuries, but the last few decades have seen a resurgence in the concept of the "man cave." This dedicated space is where gentlemen either
When we originally designed our living room with our builder, Thomsen Homes, I just knew I wanted a fireplace flanked with built-ins on either side, complete with floating shelves. Ten months later, my vision has finally come to life, thanks...Read More
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If I can do it, anyone can. Sure, I’m a guy who works with my hands - on a computer keyboard! I write novels, I don’t build furniture, and never thought I'd attempt a big Chicago rail oak home bar. I'm writing this to show if you want it bad enough, you can build a home bar. And I documented all my steps with photos.
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Before I start talking about the support pole, I want to mention a little project I did that I am super thrilled with. I knew I wanted to put a cabinet in between the washer and dryer, but I also knew that a new cabinet in the size I needed from Lowe's was $85 and I really didn't want to pay that much. So I started hitting up the Habitat for Humanity ReStore a couple times a month and browsing their cabinet section. The first few times I came up empty handed, but then one day I found this guy: It had an ugly paint treatment, but wasn't too dirty or broken like a lot of the cabinets. It also had slide out shelves in the bottom part. And only $10? YES, PLEASE. I couldn't get it to the register fast enough. I applied two coats of paint, attached hardware (both paint and hardware match what is in the kitchen), then stained and poly'd a piece of leftover butcher block counter for the top. Then we brought it downstairs, screwed it into the wall and attached the top. Love it! And I saved $75, which is always a huge plus. So about this column. There are several in the basement, but all of the others are hidden inside walls. We knew we wanted to wrap this one in wood to make it all nice and fancy. To get the dimenions of the boards we would need, we measured this top plate, which was the largest part we needed to cover. Then we went out and bought 2 1x8's and 2 1x6's. Then came the hard part, which was figuring out how to attach the thing. It was concrete on the bottom and metal and drywall on top, which wasn't exactly the best for attaching things to. We started out by holding the boards in place around the column to see how much space we would have at the bottom. Then we cut some little pieces of wood to fit and screwed them into the floor with concrete anchors on two sides. Then attached two of the boards with the nail gun. I also used wood glue and finish nails to attach the edges of the two boards. We only used wood on two sides because the other sides of the pole had very lumpy concrete that we couldn't really attach anything to cleanly. Since all four boards would be attached to each other, the two supports were plenty. Now when we got to this point we still had no idea what we were going to do to attach things at the top. We brain stormed for a while when we come up with the idea to insert spacers at the top. We wedged them in on three sides and nailed them in place. They aren't actually secured to anything on the pole or header, but they keep everything so snug against the pole that there isn't any room for movement. For the final board, we nailed the spacer onto the board and then attached it to the others. After that, we placed a few clamps and let everything dry overnight. The next night, we cut baseboard and shoe moulding and nailed them to the top and bottom of the column. Then I caulked all the seams and gave everything a few coats of white semi-gloss and called it done. Not having that rusty pole hanging out down in the basement really makes the space feel a lot classier. Also classing up the space are my stairs which are 100% done as of today. I'll have a post about that tomorrow so be sure to check back.
If I can do it, anyone can. Sure, I’m a guy who works with my hands - on a computer keyboard! I write novels, I don’t build furniture, and never thought I'd attempt a big Chicago rail oak home bar. I'm writing this to show if you want it bad enough, you can build a home bar. And I documented all my steps with photos.
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Amazing hidden potential room: basement. ✨
Try these basement ideas to make use of the extra space in your home.
