Bar of the Month – October 2007
The Mahogany Club, Egg Harbor Twp, NJ
Built by a local police officer and Barplan.com member as a place to meet with friends and relax. The bar has evolved considerably with tha addition of many cool nick nacks, photos and most notably the chandelier. A perfect example of what your home bar can become once you get started building. find out more…
Your local law enforcement reminds you to drink responsibly – don’t drink & drive, build a home bar and entertain in the safety of your own home.

This photo was sent in recently by Dave, a barplan.com member who explained “35 years ago, I got a D in shop class”, he said since that time he has attempted no other wood working projects, but with the help of the Easy Home Bar Plans website and a few friends, he built this great looking home bar complete with lighted bar back.  The project used all pine, because as Dave says, “I was too chicken to use expensive materials”, regardless the project turned out great. The arm rest was made using Black Walnut, but other options could be the use of Pre-fabricated Traditional Bar Moulding that can easily make it look like a professional job. 

Traditional Bar Moldings Traditional arm rest moldings in 4′, 6′ or 8′ lengths… Traditional Bar Moldings

The Easy Home Bar Plans site can help any woodworker, professional, novice or downright shop class dummy (sorry Dave) build a great looking home bar project. Click here for a few dozen examples of projects that our members have completed & Have Fun! 

Here’s you chance to show off the best photos of your completed home bar. We’ve received literally thousands of great pictures (all of which can be view from withing the membership site) so now we’ll review one a month outlining specific design features and ideas that have grow out of our community builders brain trust. If’ you have completed your bar construction phase and the decor phase and your bar has a few good miles on it, send your photos to barphotos@ barplan.com (be sure to remove the space after the @ symbol, added to deter spammers).