Monday, September 30, 2013

EXPEDIT Bar Sink By: nano3o5

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Materials: Expedit


Description: This hack was made out of a 5×5 Expedit unit. We are using 2 of them in a corner as bar shelves to hold the bottles. We found ourselves always looking for a spot to dump the finished drinks and decided that we needed a bar sink so we ended up hacking one of the 5×5 shelves. Using a low profile saw, I was able to cut very close to the edge of 2 of the middle shelves. Then I made some measurements and got some 3/4 inch wood, a bar sink and faucet and a little paint and built a custom piece that also includes a drawer (taken from a Expedit double drawer insert).


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We luckily have a bathroom on the other side of the wall directly behind the shelf, so we were able to tap in to the water and drain to make this work. I covered the drain pipe by using a modified Expedit door insert with no rear sides. Other modifications include a clear plexiglass back to cover the sink area to protect the wall from splashes. Dioder multicolored LEDs on a modified bracket to have them wash down from the top, giving the bottles a silhouette look and six swivel casters for easy moving and aligning.







via IKEA Hackers http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Ikeahacker/~3/uPyBdkY8vl0/expedit-bar-sink.html From nano3o5

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