1. Do you offer international shipping?
Yes, Please complete our international quote request form and one of our customer service representatives will be in touch shortly to confirm your product cost, your shipping cost and terms of sale.
Hardwoods Incorporated
Premium Hardwood Bar Rail, Bar Tops & Bar Fronts
2. Is a 135 and 45 degree corner the same thing?
Yes. This can be a little confusing as the 135° is measured on the outside while the 45° is measured on the inside; in effect one in the same when using our 135° degree Bar Rail Radius Corners. Save
3. Where would a 135 degree corner be used?
Use the 135 degree corner to create a cropped corner on a bar top or bar front as shown. Save
4. What do I do if my shipment arrives damaged?
Take pictures, save the packaging, and contact us promptly by phone at (301) 665-9505 or email at info@hardwoodsincorporated.com.
5. How do you ship?
We ship by UPS ground for items up to 8′ long. Orders over 8′ are shipped by LTL truck. Either way please allow 2 to 5 business days in transit. Larger orders and remote areas may take longer.
6. How soon will I receive my order?
Almost all of our bar building products are in stock and ship within 5 business days from receipt of your order.* We ship by UPS ground. Please allow 2 to 5 days in transit depending on your location. *For bar top kits please allow up to 10 business days for shipment of this product.
7. Do you sell end caps for your bar rails?
No. Please see the attached picture showing our recommendation for ending the bar rail molding. We believe that end caps are bulky, unsightly and only calls more attention to what looks like a mistake. Pictured below is another option for ending our Chicago Bar Rail Molding by mitering the molding back to itself.
8. Is it necessary to have a glass rail and drip edge on the bar tenders’ side of the bar?
No. Often times on home & commercial bars the glass rail & drip edge is not included. See cross section diagram on how to do this.
9. How much extra bar rail should I allow for miters?
We recommend 5” to 6” extra per miter on our BR475, BR475-S & BR550 series bar rails and about 3” for our BR158 to be on the safe side.
10. How noticeable are the seams on the longer length bar rails that are cut in half with the bisquet joints?
Good question. Since the bar rail is cut from 1 long piece the grain matches up perfectly and the seam fades into the back ground this is a great way to purchase long lengths & save money on the shipping.
