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PostPosted: Sat Aug 04, 2012 9:32 am 
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As an addendum, I plan on doing none of this myself.

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Oak is nice..but too common...plenty of other hardwoods to choose.

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SomeGuy wrote:
As an addendum, I plan on doing none of this myself.

SomeGuy + Bernstein = MATCH


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PostPosted: Sat Aug 04, 2012 12:41 pm 
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Q.Bovifs wrote:
I always appreciate a basement bar that has lighted glass block incorporated into the build - just looks awesome.

Also, why would you put hardwood floors in a basement? There are sure to be spills, and it could possibly flood or at the very least get some moisture, which would warp or mold/rot the wood.

I would go with a nice travertine, marble, slate, or similar large-plate stone tile.


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SomeGuy wrote:
Q.Bovifs wrote:
I always appreciate a basement bar that has lighted glass block incorporated into the build - just looks awesome.

Also, why would you put hardwood floors in a basement? There are sure to be spills, and it could possibly flood or at the very least get some moisture, which would warp or mold/rot the wood.

I would go with a nice travertine, marble, slate, or similar large-plate stone tile.


Good point.

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I don't see that fella's posts unless somebody quotes it (and it would be great if people would stop doing that).

That said, I would concur with each of his suggestions/points, with a particular deference to marble of course.

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SomeGuy wrote:
Q.Bovifs wrote:
I always appreciate a basement bar that has lighted glass block incorporated into the build - just looks awesome.

Also, why would you put hardwood floors in a basement? There are sure to be spills, and it could possibly flood or at the very least get some moisture, which would warp or mold/rot the wood.

I would go with a nice travertine, marble, slate, or similar large-plate stone tile.


Good point.

This thread is paying off!


I don't see that fella's posts unless somebody quotes it (and it would be great if people would stop doing that).

That said, I would concur with each of his suggestions/points, with a particular deference to marble of course.


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