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If you’re looking for a fantastic way to bring your garden to life in the summer, look no further than a garden bar. Better still, some of our garden bars double up as secure storage, so when the party stops, you have an excellent sheltered store for the winter.
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The Shire Tiki Garden Bar functions as a highly practical and stylish outdoor entertainment hub tailored for homeowners desiring a dedicated garden bar and social space. Manufactured in the UK from sustainable timber, this compact configuration assists in elevating your outdoor gatherings while offering a dependable, weather-shielded refuge. Key features include:
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7mm Overlap Cladding: helps protect against external weather while giving a rustic, traditional finish
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Open-front serving counter: provides an inviting layout for serving drinks and interacting with guests
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12mm Tongue-and-Groove Floor & Roof: delivers sturdy overhead protection and a durable walking surface underfoot
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34mm x 34mm Framing & Floor Bearers: elevates and supports the structure to help safeguard the base against soil-based damp
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Dip-Treated Finish: offers initial factory protection against wood decay, backed by a 10-year anti-rot guarantee (requires topcoat application immediately after assembly)
Garden Bars
A wooden garden bar is designed to be the focal point of social interactions in your garden or patio, with longevity and minimal regular care and maintenance. Traditional, modern, or funky designs give your entertaining space a bespoke feel with models manufactured by well-known brands such as Forest, Shire, Mercia, and Rowlinson. Different roof styles include pent roof garden bars or reverse apex. Designs offer flexibility with the ability to choose the position of the access door to the wooden bar interior. Not just for summer, many garden bars can be closed up and used as garden storage over the colder months. A truly adaptable and fun addition to any garden.
Can I build a bar in my garden?
Certainly! A garden bar can be a fabulous addition for entertaining. Ensure you adhere to local planning permissions or regulations, especially if it’s a substantial structure or involves electrical installations.