Douglas Fir Wood with Intermittent Walnut Bar Top in Chicago Illinois

Douglas Fir Wood Bar Top at Lucky Dorr Bar at Wrigley Field in Chicago Illinois
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Summary or notes:
Lucky Dorr pays tribute to baseball’s history; it’s named for Bobby Dorr, a Wrigley Field groundskeeper who worked for the Cubs from 1919 to 1957. There are 20 taps inside the 700-square-foot space that will remain open during baseball’s offseason. Lucky Dorr includes touches like an old-school “flap” menu board to show customers what beers on tap. The display was designed by Oat Foundry. There are also plenty of TVs so fans can watch the game even if they don’t have a ticket. A custom matching backsplash was also crafted for this bar with specifications of 1/2" x 7 3/4" x 42”. Check out the full menu on their website here.

project details

Countertop Wood: Douglas Fir Wood with Intermittent Walnut with Sapwood Butt Joints
Category: Douglas Fir Wood with Intermittent Walnut Bar Top
Construction Style: Edge Grain
Wood Countertop Location: Lucky Dorr at Wrigley Field in Chicago, IL
Metal Countertop Location:
Countertop Thickness: 2"
Size: 14" x 139 5/8" mitered to 24" x 151" mitered to 24" x 32" mitered to 12" x 46" mitered to 6" x 8"
Shape: Rectangle
Countertop Edge Profile: 1/8" Roundover on top horizontal edges, bottom horizontal edges and vertical corners
Anvil™ Metal Finish:
Topcoat:
Wood Countertop Finish: Durata® Waterproof Permanent Finish in Matte sheen
Wood Stain: Black Glaze 04715
Cabinetry Color: Dark Wood
Kitchen Style: Industrial Bar
Designer: Wm Huber Cabinet Works
Designer Links: Lucky Dorr Bar Social Media: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
Job Number: 21874
Year Completed: 2017
Undermount or Overmount Sink: Undermount Farmhouse Sink
Countertop Options: Super Plus Distressed, Drink Rail, Walnut Dowel/Plug Inserts
Complimentary Countertops: Wood
Notes: Lucky Dorr pays tribute to baseball’s history; it’s named for Bobby Dorr, a Wrigley Field groundskeeper who worked for the Cubs from 1919 to 1957. There are 20 taps inside the 700-square-foot space that will remain open during baseball’s offseason. Lucky Dorr includes touches like an old-school “flap” menu board to show customers what beers on tap. The display was designed by Oat Foundry. There are also plenty of TVs so fans can watch the game even if they don’t have a ticket. A custom matching backsplash was also crafted for this bar with specifications of 1/2" x 7 3/4" x 42”. Check out the full menu on their website here.
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