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home bar site.
Home Bar Construction & Build Photos:
The Mystique starboard model pictured below illustrates some of the typical process steps involved showing how we build our marine
inspired bar furniture creations. The fine handcrafted details will accentuate the elegance and beauty of your home. Certain to be admired
as sculpture or artwork as well as entertaining your guests.
Forming the Battens
Air dried oak is steam bent and left to cool / set in place
before being fitted and mounted to the frame members.
Each curved batten forms a rib on the internal structure
which shapes and attaches to other elements building
the bar together with interlocking layers. Mahogany
may also be used and is a standard option.
Topside Planks Installation
Solid mahogany boards must be individually fitted to
one another to produce a nearly imperceptible seam.
They appear to be straight after installation, however
before bending they resemble a sort of curved hockey
stick type of shape. Stainless steel fasteners secure
these to the battens and frame. Plugs are created
from the same lumber stock and oriented with the
grain for the closest possible match.
Shaping the Ceiling Boards
The planking applied to the interior framework is also
steam bent solid mahogany. As with most aspects of
this type of bar design, construction requires extensive
use of specialized custom jigs and fixtures during the
build to form, hold, set, etc.
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In process construction pictures & descriptions detailing home bars being built.
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