Level. 3/4 inch doesn't sound like much, but put anything round on
something with that much slope and it's going to roll.

Depending on what your using for the sides of your bar and how the slope
will look, decide whether the sides are cut square to the floor, or square
to the underside of the bar top, which ever would look least conspicuous
with the slope.


"Larry Bud" wrote in message
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As nearly every basement floor, there's a slope towards the drain. I'm
in the middle of framing a bar with construction lumber and was wonder
what as proper:

The length of the bar is approx 8 feet. The difference in height
between the two ends is about 3/4". So the question is, do you build
the bar so it's level, or so that it's a consistent height from the
floor?

Is 3/4" to little to worry about either way?

TIA!