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building a basement bar, floor not quite level
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! |
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