The Spooky Pineapple Tiki Lounge & Arcade - Home Tiki Bars

S SassyPonyPants Member Cinci Joined: Nov 12, 2010 Posts: 16	S SassyPonyPants Posted posted on Fri, Jul 12, 2019 10:23 AM I've just added a liquor cabinet to the Spooky Pineapple! It's an IKEA hack I did using a $70 IVAR cabinet. I found this tutorial and ran with it. Borrowed my wonderful neighbor's jigsaw to cut the holes. Stained and polyurethaned everything, except for the back panel which I painted white. Discovered that cane webbing would've cost me $40, canned that idea, and instead used reed fencing I had leftover. Used my handheld router and a chisel to cut out inlays for the reed. The doors originally had these little wood bars attached when I bought the cabinet, so I detached them and repurposed them to hold the reed in place. (I also stapled the reed in prior to attaching the bars.) Hairpin legs! These were $13 (set of 4) on Amazon. Also added some $4 ceramic seashell knobs from Hobby Lobby. Light strip needs rearranging, but you get the idea.

I've just added a liquor cabinet to the Spooky Pineapple! It's an IKEA hack I did using a $70 IVAR cabinet. I found this tutorial and ran with it.

Borrowed my wonderful neighbor's jigsaw to cut the holes.

Stained and polyurethaned everything, except for the back panel which I painted white.

Discovered that cane webbing would've cost me $40, canned that idea, and instead used reed fencing I had leftover.

Used my handheld router and a chisel to cut out inlays for the reed.

The doors originally had these little wood bars attached when I bought the cabinet, so I detached them and repurposed them to hold the reed in place. (I also stapled the reed in prior to attaching the bars.)

Hairpin legs! These were $13 (set of 4) on Amazon. Also added some $4 ceramic seashell knobs from Hobby Lobby.

Light strip needs rearranging, but you get the idea.

Post #796215 by SassyPonyPants on Fri, Jul 12, 2019 10:23 AM