Cutting Costs: Basement Bars

Bars can be a pricey install for homeowners. They are pretty much like a new kitchen minus some of the appliances. To slash the prices of a basement bar, consider using laminate countertops instead of pricier alternatives like granite or quartz. Also, pre-made cabinetry can considerably lower bar prices.

However, don’t skimp on cabinets! It will save you money down the road to choose a more durable but expensive cabinet, versus a cheap particle board one. Cabinet construction can sometimes account for almost 60% of the cabinet cost!

Also, you can choose a more inexpensive tile in your basement bar. No one will know whether you spent $2 or $10 on your tile. Finishing your basement can be a pricey project, but when you have these money saving tricks it is all worth it!