A perfect addition to a Garden BBQ Setup

[Chris__M]

This appeared in my Facebook feed yesterday, and if I had room, I would be thinking about it. The "roof" appears to be made of slats, so not rain-proof, but it wouldn't be difficult to adapt it to make a rather large BBQ shelter. Or just leave it as intended, as a garden bar. Currently selling for 600 notes, which strikes me as not bad at all.




http://www.gardenbuildingsforsale.co.uk ... ports-bar/

[Chris__M]

From the same site, this might be more practical as a BBQ shelter, and cheaper...



http://www.gardenbuildingsforsale.co.uk ... arden-bar/

[derekmiller]

How about one of these.

http://www.bbq-huts.co.uk/

Must start doing the lottery again....

[Toby]

The sports bar is a great price!

[robgunby]

I'd love something that's like a hybrid between those two.

Who am I kidding, I want the sports bar (with added roofing) for hosting and the small garden bar for cooking. A lot of saving to be done for that unfortunately!

Edit - scratch that, I just looked at bbq huts. 5 grand *well spent* on one of those. Would be horrendous to use in the summer though, and would pretty much fill my garden!

[aris]

Personally, i'd go for a Lapa:

http://www.thelapacompany.co.uk/lapa-designs.html

One of the larger ones And no, i'm not worried about fire risk The thatch treated for fire resistance.

[robgunby]

And until then... http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/p ... 502210.htm

[derekmiller]

Thats it Rob, bring everyone back down to earth..

[robgunby]

That's not down to earth Derek, that's my dream, I've nothing at all sheltering me from the rain at the moment! Did a smoke in pouring rain the other night, it was miserable. Worth it, of course...

[derekmiller]

I was taking the piss Rob. Those gazebos are what most of us have. And there is nothing wrong with them. Mine are screwed to the patio, luckier then most.


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