How to Build an Outdoor Bar Cart for your outdoor patio
Making accurate measurements and notching the legs requires precision (and patience).
If your usual method of serving beverages at a barbecue involves a Styrofoam cooler and a bag of ice, it’s time to think about an upgrade. This mobile cart is tough enough to withstand sun, rain, and spills of your libation of choice. Two-wheeled construction lets you navigate stone patios or lumpy lawns with ease, and the top tray is removable for serving drinks or munchies. Best of all, the entire thing can be easily taken apart and stored flat—or, better yet, stashed in your trunk for tailgate parties this fall. What better project to celebrate the beginning of grilling season? This Old Housesenior technical editor Mark Powers shows how to put it together using cedar and outdoor-grade materials.
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