What are the Standard dimensions for a bar?

Answer 1

The top bar is around 18 to 24 deep and the bottom, where the bartender works, is usually 22 to 26 inches with a total depth of 28 to 38 inches. The total height of a bar is 42 to 45 inches and 36 to 39 high to fit a counter stool. The bottom bar is 30 inches high. The depth of the back bar is anywhere from 24 to 30 inches and 36 to 42 inches high. Allow 6 to 7 inches depth under the bar top for the chairs and the footrest 7 to 9 inches off the floor and 6 to 9 inches away from the bar.

Answer 2

The dimensions of the standard wet bar are 42 X 18. The height is based on the average height of most people to ensure that you're not having to crouch or bend over too much. The depth is based on the size of the average sink and fixtures. The depth can actually be as much as 20-24 inches to accommodate larger sinks and fixtures.

Answer 3

The standard dimensions for a bar is 42 inches high. There is not standard for the bar length. It depends on how many people you wish to seat at the bar. As a general rule you should allow two feel per person.

Answer 4

The standard width for a wet bar ranges from 30 to 54 inches. A standard comfortable height is considered to be 42 inches.

Answer 5

Bar servery counters are usually between 1050mm and 1100mm high, which provides the optimum height for use with bar stools and also customers leaning on the counter top

Answer 6

Between 40 and 42 inches high.

Answer 7

27 feet x 11 feet

Answer 8

42 inches