What needs to fit?
Count the bottles, glassware, tools, linens, and serving pieces you want the bar to hold.
A dry bar keeps the glassware close and leaves a clear place to pour a drink. Its storage and surface can be planned around a quiet evening at home or a room full of friends.
Ask about dry barsOpen shelves keep favorite glasses within reach. Closed storage gives bottles and serving pieces a place to go when the evening is over. Any appliance needs its own opening and ventilation space.
Count the bottles, glassware, tools, linens, and serving pieces you want the bar to hold.
Share the model dimensions and ventilation requirements for any beverage fridge or other appliance.
A freestanding bar can move. A fitted bar is measured around the wall, trim, and nearby cabinetry.
Measure tight doors, stairs, and turns along the delivery path.
The proposal covers the cabinet layout, appliance openings, materials, hardware, finish, delivery, and installation. The quote is prepared from that complete scope.
See how commissions workJonathan builds dry bars for homes across southern Maine, including York and Cumberland counties. Local delivery usually includes bringing the piece into the room. Direct delivery is available across much of New England, and freight anywhere in the continental US.
Yes. Send the exact model number so the opening and ventilation can be planned correctly.
Yes. A freestanding piece can be a good choice when you may rearrange the room or move later.
Send the wall dimensions, delivery ZIP, a photo of the space, and the model number for any appliance.
Yes. Jonathan delivers across southern Maine and brings the piece into the room. Direct delivery and freight are available beyond that; see Delivery.
Walnut, white oak, maple, reclaimed oak, hickory and pine are common choices. Room photos and how you will use the piece help narrow it down.
Share the wall, the storage list, and the model number of any appliance. A photo and rough dimensions will show whether the project fits the shop.