How To Build A Tiki Bar or Tiki Hut
Make this bar using tiki bar plans
You can build a tiki bar or tiki hut that is authentic, sturdy and a lot cheaper than buying one. Once you have finished building your tiki bar it will be the envy of your friends and everyone will want to party at your place.
I have found a great set of plans online from someone that builds outdoor tiki bars for a living. He’s taken his years of experience and put it into two books.
This is not made of flimsy material that will fall apart after your first party. The plans calls for cedar logs and wood, authentic thatching and manila rope. If you can’t find this material locally you can order it from Kev’s site. Since he builds these for a living he knows where to get the best material.
How hard is it to build your own tiki bar
If you are a do it yourself person you can build an authentic tiki bar using these very detailed plans. Tiki Kev has the taken his years of experience building tiki structures and includes all of the steps that have worked for him. He’s also learned a lot of things not to do the hard way and he’s removed those steps. So you have an excellent guide to build an awesome bar for your friends to hang out when it is complete. And in case you get stuck along the way, you can phone or email him for advice.
What does the Outdoor Tiki Bar plans include:
This is what you get when you order the tiki bar plans:
- Step-by-step guide to ensure you follow the same steps as the tiki master
- 85 illustrations and photographs with clear explanations to guide you along the way
- Electrical hook-ups for the blenders, neon signs and bar fridge
- Cabinet, shelves and real thatch material
- List of materials to ensure you get the correct parts
- Available as a downloadable PDF ebook,
Order Plans To Build This Authentic Outdoor Tiki Hut
What does the Outdoor Tiki Hut plans include:
This is what you get when you order the tiki hut plans include the following:
- Step-by-step guide to ensure you follow the same steps as the tiki master
- 112 illustrations and photographs with clear explanations to guide you along the way
- 35 step by step pages
- List of materials to ensure you get the correct parts
When you are building your tiki hut and you get stuck or have a question, no problem, you can call the person who wrote the book on his 1-800 number. How cool is that. There’s not many not companies today that provide that kind of service. You can also email consult with Kevin if you want to develop a particular plan. A 4×8 tiki bar is pretty standard, but if you want something a little different no problem.