Walnut-Look Home Bar Cabinet Fronts
Walnut-look melamine brings a dark wood-grain finish to the base fronts and display cabinet, with matching edges on the doors and open shelves. The grain follows the cabinet divisions.
Walnut-look custom dry-bar cabinet alcove
The dry bar combines melamine-faced particleboard fronts with 18 mm plywood cabinet boxes and supported 6 mm backs. Closed base storage sits below the serving surface. Aluminum-framed tempered-glass display doors are an option for the upper cabinet run.
Bottle cubbies, shelf heights and stemware holders form separate storage zones. Bottle height and diameter set each clear opening; the glass foot, bowl and lifting path set the hanging-rail space. This keeps a rack intended for standard bottles separate from wider spirits bottles or tall stemware.
A clear countertop provides serving and drink-preparation space above the base cabinets. The package is a dry bar without a sink. A wet-bar option adds a sink cabinet, plumbing access and corresponding countertop cutouts; it is priced as a separate change to the layout.


Walnut-look melamine brings a dark wood-grain finish to the base fronts and display cabinet, with matching edges on the doors and open shelves. The grain follows the cabinet divisions.
Graphite melamine gives the bar a solid-color cabinet finish. The display-door aluminum, countertop and pulls are chosen individually, so the frame can go darker without changing the storage boxes.
Warm white can cover the cabinet fronts or form a light interior behind glass doors. The cabinet schedule identifies any contrasting open shelves and backs. Optional light channels sit within those display divisions with accessible drivers.
| Cabinet front material | Melamine-faced particleboard fronts with matching edge banding. Walnut look, graphite and warm white are finish requests for this dry-bar layout. |
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| Selected melamine finish | Walnut-look melamine |
| Plywood cabinet specification | 18 mm sides, bases and shelves with supported 6 mm plywood backs. Finished exposed ends and fillers complete the cabinet run. |
| Bottle & stemware storage | Adjustable display shelves, bottle-rack options and hanging stemware rails. Clear openings fit the assigned bottle height/diameter and glass foot/bowl dimensions. |
| Display-door option | Aluminum-framed tempered-glass display doors, with separate frame finish and compatible hinges. Solid melamine doors remain available for closed storage. |
| Dry-bar layout & cooler option | Dry-bar cabinetry. A built-in-compatible cooler can be added with its own ventilation grille, opening and removal route. |
| Lighting & wet-bar options | Display lights with accessible drivers and controls; a separate wet-bar option adds the sink, faucet, pipe space and countertop cutouts. |
| Minimum order | Made to your project quantities. Small item counts are accepted when they ship with the rest of your project list; the quotation confirms the quantity for each item. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
An undercounter cooler needs a model suitable for its proposed enclosure. The opening includes required airflow, grille clearance, door travel and service removal. A freestanding appliance does not become built-in-compatible merely because its case fits.
A wet-bar request changes the top cutouts, plumbing envelope and service access. Sink and faucet models are coordinated with the drawers and supports. Water supply, waste connections and local plumbing remain identifiable work items.
Display lighting uses a compatible circuit of lights, drivers and controls. Cable routes and accessible driver positions are developed with the glass-door and shelf layout. Replacing a light should not require dismantling permanently fixed cabinetry.
The base cabinet package comprises closed storage, shelves or drawers, fronts, pulls and cabinet fittings. Tall displays, aluminum-framed glass doors and open display shelves add separate components. The resulting count makes the cabinetry subtotal clear before appliances or countertop work are added.
Racks and glass holders are itemized by model, size and quantity for the intended bottles and stemware. Lighting adds the selected complete circuit. Decorative glassware is separate from storage hardware.
The countertop is priced by its material, fabrication and support detail. A sink changes both the cutouts and the cabinet service space, so a dry bar and a wet bar are quoted as two configurations.
A cooler or wine fridge has its own model, supply and utility requirements. Packing, freight, local installation and electrical or plumbing connections are listed next to the cabinetry, each with its own price. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
This is cabinetry for a dry bar. Wine kept at a controlled temperature needs a wine fridge or beverage cooler, added as an appliance with its own storage conditions, enclosure requirements and electrical connection.
Rack fit is based on the largest bottle or glass assigned to that zone. Bottle cubbies use clear width and height; hanging stemware rails also allow the glass foot to enter and the bowl to pass neighboring glasses. Oversize bottles and tall stemware can use a separate shelf instead of a repeated rack opening.
The selected appliance must suit the proposed built-in location. Its instructions define ventilation, opening size, door travel and removal access. A freestanding cooler requires a different assessment even if its body fits below the top.
The wet-bar option replaces part of the base storage with a sink cabinet and adds faucet access, countertop cutouts, water supply and drainage. The remaining rack and drawer layout is adjusted around the plumbing space. Sink, faucet and plumbing work are separate quotation lines.
The lighting layout keeps the driver and connections accessible through an open or removable cabinet section. Replaceable lamps or strips are matched to their driver and control system. The access point remains usable after shelves and display doors are fitted.
The base package is cabinetry with its specified shelves or drawers, fronts, pulls and cabinet fittings. Glass display doors, bottle racks, stemware rails and lights are options, and the countertop, cooler, sink and faucet are itemized on their own; bottles, glassware and decorative objects are for display only.