Diy Concrete Outdoor Bar Top

Set the galvanized wire into the concrete taking care that it does not touch the edges of the mold.

Diy concrete outdoor bar top.

The 3 thickness is perfect for standing to the outdoor elements. That s a bit intense considering this is. Creating the concrete form. Layout the sidewalls of the mold to.

Use a jig saw if needed to cut hard to. In this video i will show you the quickest and easiest way to make a concrete counter top usin. Concrete counter top in a weekend. This diy bar is made from concrete blocks so it won t put a huge dent in your wallet and it will stand up to strong winds and dreary weather.

Take advantage of the cinder blocks hollow shape to store glassware towels and shakers. Patio bar plans step 1. How to diy a concrete bar top in a weekend. You can get all the fun of having an outdoor bar in just one afternoon by building one yourself.

Measure and then cut the melamine wood to size using a circular saw. We used 2 x 4 s for our exterior countertops. Cut the sidewalls for the concrete bar mold using a table saw or circular saw. When we worked on our kitchen refresh for the one room challenge we had six weeks to finish the space.

I cut mine to 3 3 4 inches wide. Remember that the concrete at the bottom of mold will become the top of the concrete slab. I am popping in with one of the favorite design elements in my recent kitchen refresh. We ran them through the table saw to create 2 x 3 s and then built the form from there.

Using a small spade or bucket pour the concrete into the mold pressing and compacting it as you fill the mold to a depth of about 1 inch or halfway full.