A Tiki Bar created by an un-handyman - Home Tiki Bars

D djmont Member Potomac Falls, VA Joined: Aug 03, 2011 Posts: 376	D djmont Posted posted on Sun, Jun 30, 2013 8:58 AM I got a wild hair last summer and decided to Tiki-fy our basement bar. I did this despite the fact that I'm the opposite of handy. I didn't want to spend a ton of dough on it, so I kept things fairly modest. Most of my bar money is tied up in liquid assets, if you know what I mean. It turned out better than I expected. Our friends really seem to enjoy it when they come over. We don't go down there very often, which makes me wonder sometimes, "What the hell was I thinking?" But then I have a Mai Tai and stop wondering that. :) I forgot to take a reverse shot, but this gives you the basic idea. The focus is on the booze, with over 130 different rums and about the same number of whiskies.

I got a wild hair last summer and decided to Tiki-fy our basement bar. I did this despite the fact that I'm the opposite of handy. I didn't want to spend a ton of dough on it, so I kept things fairly modest. Most of my bar money is tied up in liquid assets, if you know what I mean.

It turned out better than I expected. Our friends really seem to enjoy it when they come over. We don't go down there very often, which makes me wonder sometimes, "What the hell was I thinking?" But then I have a Mai Tai and stop wondering that. :)

I forgot to take a reverse shot, but this gives you the basic idea. The focus is on the booze, with over 130 different rums and about the same number of whiskies.

Post #684031 by djmont on Sun, Jun 30, 2013 8:58 AM