What wood goes into the bar cabinets?
This cabinet is solid teak through doors, case, and shelves — no veneer, no particleboard, joined wood to wood. The boards spend twenty days in a temperature-controlled kiln before the first cut, so the wood has already done its moving, and the hand-rubbed oil finish stands up to spirits, citrus, and the occasional ring.
Can the interior be configured for my collection?
Yes. Shelf spacing, stemware rails, and bottle count are all set when you order, because each cabinet is built after purchase rather than pulled from a warehouse. Tell us what you actually pour — bottles, stemware, mixers — and the interior is laid out around it.
Does it arrive assembled?
Bar cabinets ship fully assembled apart from levelers or, on some designs, legs that bolt on in minutes with the included key. Doors and shelves are fitted and adjusted at the workshop before packing — it comes off the truck as a cabinet, not a box of parts and wordless diagrams.
How should I care for the surfaces?
Wipe spills promptly — spirits and citrus are harder on any finish than water — and dry the top after cleaning. A white ring from a sweating glass lifts with a cloth and a warm dry iron in under a minute, and one coat of oil a year keeps the top ready for the next pour. Skip hardware-store 'teak oil', which only feeds a maintenance cycle.
How does a cabinet this size ship?
Each cabinet is made to order and freight-crated with corner protection and a moisture barrier, and delivery is scheduled with you in advance. Photograph the crate before the driver leaves and note anything on the receipt before you sign — if transit damage happens, that record makes putting it right fast.
What storage does the wave-carved cabinet include?
Behind and around the carved doors you get open wine racks, display shelving, and closed compartments in one build — bottles on their sides, glassware out of the dust, favorites on show. The layout is adjusted to your collection when you order, since nothing is built until then.