Tool Dart Bar
This Tool Dart Bar was built by Davin on our Urban Homestead. We used re-purposed fence posts from our yard and old tin roofing we salvaged in a field. Davin used 2-6″x8′ Rough Cedar Posts($6 Each). He cemented the posts in with one bag of quick krete each. Kristin helped screw in the posts. We added a bottle opener, hook for a hummingbird feeder and a hose hanger. We also added rope lighting for ambiance and practicality. We plan to add an adjustable bar to set food and beverages on to the Dart Board Side.
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- Digging the holes for where the bar will be.
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- Securing the frame during cementing process.
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- Framing the Dart Bar.
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- Cedar posts from a local mill.
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- We added black tarp to prevent unwanted critters from building nests inside of the frame.
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- Davin in the sun.
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- Davin adding the steel roofing we found.
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- A spigot will be attached to this side to assist with irrigating the pergola garden bed.
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- Are covered tool wall.
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- Final touches
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- Repurposed fence posts, and reused dart board we found for $8 at antique store in Taylor, Tx.
