No more need for a designated driver!
Why wait for a bartender to catch your eye and overcharge you when you can have the full pub experience from the comfort of your own home! Set up an outdoor home bar and have your own slice of pub-life in the comfort of the garden.
Our specially designed Pub Shed and Garden Bars help to provide the perfect wooden accompaniment to your

Why Choose a Garden Bar?
Happy Hour is up to you!
It’s never closing time when the bar’s in your garden!
A Quirky Hosting Feature
No more deciding between having friends over or going to the pub.
Enjoy The Weather
Add insulation and heating options to create a comfortable all-season playing environment.
Stylish Outdoor Living
Create a premium garden feature that brings your garden to life.
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Garden Bar FAQs
What is a Garden Bar?
A Garden Bar is a dedicated outdoor space designed for entertaining family and friends from the comfort of your own garden. Whether it’s used for serving drinks, hosting barbecues or relaxing on summer evenings, a Garden Bar provides a stylish and practical way to enjoy your outdoor space all year round.
Do I need planning permission to put up a Garden Bar?
In many cases, a Garden Bar can be installed under Permitted Development rights, meaning planning permission isn’t required. However, this depends on factors such as the building’s size, height, location and intended use. If your property is listed, in a conservation area, or the building falls outside Permitted Development limits, you may need planning permission. It’s always best to check with your local planning authority before building
Do I require a license to serve alcohol in a garden bar?
If your Garden Bar is for private use and you’re simply serving drinks to family and friends, you don’t need an alcohol licence. However, if you plan to sell alcohol or operate your Garden Bar as a business or public venue, you’ll usually need the appropriate alcohol licences from your local authority, such as a Premises Licence and, in many cases, a Personal Licence.



