We all looked at it and Chris said “Good god, that’s ugly”. There’s no way we can allow our customers sit and stare at something like that.
I mean, would you enjoy sitting in front of this?
What an ugly cool room
It was pieced together, had random blue pieces and was really… well… blah.
No way in hell we could leave that like it was. Not if we wanted to created the warm feeling of a mountain cabin in our taproom.
Let’s turn the cool room into a cabin
So Sean drew up some plans and we got to work.
First thing Jeremy did was plane 200+ fence boards. Here he is in action. Notice the hair flowing in the wind?
Jeremy and his flowing hair planing fence boards
Then we took a FLAMETHROWER to each board. Check out our friend KevinΒ doing work here.
Check out Kevin with his flamethrower
Next, we stained and attached EVERY SINGLE FREAKING BOARD (yes, I’m yelling because it was a lot of boards) to the cool room.
Here’s Brandon and Kevin throwing in a helping hand.
Kevin and Brandon goofing off instead of working!
After a hard day’s work, we ended up with a cool room that looks more like you’re sitting on the front porch of a cabin instead of a boring cool room like you see at so many breweries.
The tin roof was a nice addition, eh?
But then we had a problem…
We wanted the bar to kick ass. We ALMOST went with the uninspiring “black paint” or palette wood look, but decided too many breweries have that look.
So again, we did our own thing and made the bar look like this.
Wanna have a few beers here? Wait til you see the bartop!
So there you go. Instead of the typical cool room decor found at many breweries here in Orlando, you can come see one of the most unique in all of the lands.
Until next time!
Cheers!
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