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I am in the planning phase of building the L-shaped bar .my wife and I will be re-modeling our house at some point in the future and she wants me to install casters to the bar so it can be moved to a different location when the re-modeling occurs…will this installation compromise the structural integrity of the bar? also she wants some sort of canopy over top to hang glassware, any plans to come up with a plan for that addition to a bar in the future. thanks , Tom
Tom:
It figures…wive’s always want to rearrange the furniture.
Casters will raise the height of course so you will want to reduce and height related parts accordingly.I would recommend installing them up inside the base frame
so just 1/2″ to 3/4″ of the caster shows.I would also recommend using HEAVY DUTY casters as the L shaped bar will top a couple hundred pounds, plus all the stuff behind the bar.
Structurally, I think if you beef up the connection of the 2 sections, you should have no problem.
Send in a photo of this bar if you buid it with casters, it may be the first rollin’ bar!
Cheers!
Steve
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