Eloise Bar Die Wall
LOCATION ◦ WAYZATA, MN
YEAR ◦ 2024
Eloise Bar Die Wall — Curved, Level, Built to Last
Evergreen Creative fabricated and installed the long, radius die wall that anchors the main bar at Eloise. While the guest-facing finish is a patterned wallcovering (applied by others), the performance comes from the structure underneath—engineered to hold a true curve, keep the bar top dead-level, and stand up to daily hospitality use.
Key components included:
Curved Substructure with CNC-Cut Ribs
Laminated radius ribs were CNC-cut for repeatable geometry and tied into continuous rails, creating a smooth, consistent curve from end to end without flat spots or “faceting.”Level-True Support for the Bar Top
Integrated ledgers and blocking provide a flat, continuous bearing surface for the stone/solid-surface top, preventing sags, dips, or “smiles” over time.Field Fit on an Existing Slab
A scribed base and shim strategy reconciled floor irregularities while maintaining a perfectly straight visual plinth and a level top line along the full run.Service Access & Utilities Coordination
Framing was laid out around plumbing and electrical with removable panels at high-service zones, so maintenance can happen without disturbing finishes.Impact-Resistant Skirt & Kick Details
High-wear areas received dense substrate and reinforced corners; the recessed toe space protects the finish from foot traffic and bar stools.Clean Finish Interface
Tight tolerances at terminations—returns, reveals, and the stone edge—ensure the wallpaper (by others) reads crisp and doesn’t telegraph fasteners or framing.
The result is a refined centerpiece that pairs classic styling with commercial-grade durability. By investing in a rigid, serviceable substructure, the visible finish stays pristine and the bar functions flawlessly—proof that the engineering you don’t see is what makes hospitality interiors last.
