Need help building a portable home bar. Glass or Acrylic blocks?

I'm building a home bar similar to this one:

http://www.jimrutherford.com/BarArea.htm

with the exception that I want it 6feet(instead of 8) and I want to be able to move it in the event that I move out. I was wondering which material would be better: glass or acrylic? Also consider ease of assembly, cost, aesthetic appeal and durability. Anyone know of any sites where I can buy either one at a cheap rate?

thanks!Need help building a portable home bar. Glass or Acrylic blocks?
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Wish you well,Need help building a portable home bar. Glass or Acrylic blocks?
I saw the picture of the bar.I recommended glass,

Why, acrylic get scratches easily.and they get yellowish.

Who ever is going build this,make sure they put on 6" lock wheels

so the front and side apron cover the the wheels.

Made sure the door open wide enough for the bar to get through

Any professional cabinetmaker can build this,I don't know about cheap

by looking at the picture, You got money to burn.

good luck mikeNeed help building a portable home bar. Glass or Acrylic blocks?
Acrylic would be much lighter. If you are planning to move it , build it in smaller sections screwed together.sound like a fun project.
http://www.acrylicblocks4less.com/page/p鈥?/a>