Who has a wet bar? - Home Tiki Bars

B Bargoyle Member Tolland, CT Joined: Mar 18, 2004 Posts: 1032	B Bargoyle Posted posted on Wed, Apr 9, 2008 11:37 AM One of the biggest things I decided to do when we had to re-build the bar post-fire was add the sink. It was 1000% the right decision, and I reccomend it to everyone. Also, at $750 for an ice maker, buy a fridge!! Then you get a place to keep juices, and you can make ice in the freezer top!! As far as getting around the stairs etc, get yourself an upflusher or similar pump. then you'll pump the gray water up to the ceiling, hiding it in the rafters, and you can downflow it to your sewage line, hidden under a drop ceiling, thatch, etc. Ours is linked into the washing machine drain. Piece of cake. good luck!!

One of the biggest things I decided to do when we had to re-build the bar post-fire was add the sink.

It was 1000% the right decision, and I reccomend it to everyone. Also, at $750 for an ice maker, buy a fridge!! Then you get a place to keep juices, and you can make ice in the freezer top!!

As far as getting around the stairs etc, get yourself an upflusher or similar pump. then you'll pump the gray water up to the ceiling, hiding it in the rafters, and you can downflow it to your sewage line, hidden under a drop ceiling, thatch, etc.

Ours is linked into the washing machine drain. Piece of cake. good luck!!

Post #372662 by Bargoyle on Wed, Apr 9, 2008 11:37 AM