Hi Steve and welcome to the club. Join a few like minded on Facebook if you like. 'Life of John'. Anyway, thanks for watching and good luck with it. Cheers.
Cheers mate! I’m a retired Canadian sailor living in America at the moment. I myself built a 10‘ x 10‘ man shed/garden pub, and the funny thing is it’s laid out exactly like yours! I love it it’s been great and my friends love it too, keep on keeping on! I recently lost my right leg, and I’m happy to say that I’m able to get in and out of my man cave in a wheelchair and still have friends over! Keep it up!
Sounds good. Friend of mine lost a leg recently, walks ok but you should see the t shirts he wears lol. Talk about take the pee out of himself. If you're on Facebook, join us, Life of John. Would love to see photos of ya bar. Cheers my friend.
Just had the green light from the misses to build a bar, had a trawl through youtube and yours was the only one I watched til the end. Brilliant advice and you’ve given me some sound info. I look forward to watching more 👍
I'm now eligible for Super Thanks! Which is, well, err, Super, Thanks! Oh, and please subscribe. There's many many more pub shed garden bar videos on my channel. Check em out! Cheers.
Damp block built garden shed, wall injected by myself and roof insulated. Now weather's improving drying out and wall to insulate, then get on fitting out picking up on some of John's tips. I'll invite John around to sunny East Yorks. and he can have a pint of proper beer. LOL
Thanks for showing this video John. Really enjoyed it. I'm in Westcliff, (not the guy who sold the fridge. lol.) Hopefully one day I too can get my garden bar.
Thanks for the kind words. You'll love the conversion, keeps you busy and your mind active in these strange times we're in. Please like and subscribe. Next video I'll be shooting I'll be replacing the seals and cleaning a beer pump. Thank you and good luck.
Got a 4x4 log cabin coming in 2 weeks to build a bar. Got some great tips off you thanks. Got the smart plugs and bulbs and just took delivery of diamond 9s. Got a beer engine and a perfect draft system. Can’t wait to get it all sorted. Cheers John
About to put up a 4x4 shed in the garden and have found this very useful thanks. Have a base down and cables laid for cat5 ,hdmi and electrics. Not sure of layout at the minute but need to accommodate a bar , seating area and where to locate the tv...all good fun 😀
Sounds good. I've heard 'tinkercad' is quite easy to use for designing. Feel free to pop along to the live on 17th March at 8 for a chat all things pub sheds. Please like and subscribe for more. Cheers.
Hello from Toronto, Canada: Nice video Ricky Gervais...er..John. I got most of your recommendations right, except the insulation. It was a rush job, so no time. I do use electric heat; turned to just above freezing and cranked up a couple hours in winter before use. Bought a new hand pump. Cheers!
Hi Toronto! So you've heard of Ricky? Top man, thank you. Thanks for watching. Glad it helped, but obvs you have a bit more snow? Like, subscribe. Cheers mate.
Hello John, Brilliant Videos mate, this hints & Tips one is the dogs, I have plans to build my own pub Shed, hopefully this year fingers crossed, I'm looking forward to seeing the video on you refurbishing the beer engine, I brew my own Beer and am intending to set it up via a beer engine, but wanted to see how easy it is the make an old one work again. This might give you a chuckle, I was watching your "Alexa" video and every time you asked your Alexa to do something, mine answered your question, was quite funny lol. Keep the videos coming mate, really enjoy them Andy
Hi Andy and thanks for the kind words. Will be stripping and cleaning and rebuilding the beer engine this weekend and video will be up by very soon. Simple job but needs doing before using. Meanwhile get on the hunt for a beer engine and good luck with the build. Please like and subscribe to be the first to see the latest content! Cheers. Edit - Ah, just seen the Alexa comment, yes, causes grief when I'm looking back and editing etc, bloody nightmare. (Better setup in the shed than the house, missus not happy lol but she loves the garden lights, nice and secure and easy to use.)
Hi John just about finished mine I've spent 15000 on mine with no TV but regardless everything else I'm really looking forward to having a right old piss up
Hi , found you by accident but glad we did, brilliant tips, and amazing pub. We’ve got the same outdoor seating as you.... the corona set😀 found that hilarious as we bought it the night before the first lockdown! Subscribed and about to check out your other vids. Cant wait to see more, good luck, and thanks for sharing. All the best from N Wales x
Hi and welcome. Bought 2 sets, then my mum bought a set, then 3 of my family and friends bought it! Bargain. I've plenty of videos for you to watch. Feel free to ask any questions and pop on Friday for a live chat if you're about. Cheers.
Hope it goes well for you. Not sure if I said it enough, but raise it off the ground. Good luck with the project, any questions, feel free to ask. Cheers!
@@Life_of_John yes got the message about raising it up loud and clear - it will be going on a concrete base but it should be raised up in addition to being on the base if I understood properly?
@@Life_of_John Thanks - one last question if you don't mind - when you had the electrics put in did you get all the sockets put in at the same time as you seem to have loads dotted around?
Yes. Had new kitchen so had to have a new consumer unit. Then electrician came back and did the external cable above ground to the cabin. And a small consumer unit for sheds in the corner. I put in all sockets that we both agreed on, he checked them and got it signed off etc. You'll be plenty of double sockets. Think of where all your stuff is going. Then get a nice lot on a ring main. Cheers.
Hi and welcome to my channel. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing. Don't forget to hit the notification bell to hear of new videos and our regular lives! Cheers.
Patrick Dickinson went with a bar along the wall due to limited space. What made you go with a bar that you could stand behind? Thanks for your perspective.
Patrick's bar is long and narrow so we better for him. My bar is along the back. Gives you nice bit of storage too. Fridges, under counter shelves etc. If my shed wasn't so deep I would of done one against the wall. Really depends on space. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
Good tips there m8. Mine is up on flagstones , but I have a hedgehog living underneath it, so there are leaves etc, I dont want to disturb the thing. I made the mistake of getting mine right up to the fence and it's too big to move now, it's been up 10 years and it seems ok. Regarding insulation, I'm the same as you I did the ceiling properly but the walls are all double boarded but insulated in parts, I dont think that's such a bad thing as if you over insulate, you can cause the shed to sweat. Mine is more of a little military museum, but I have a bar, fridge and tv. If I had my time over again I would of done it differently, I did get proper electrics put in, and the only power on when I'm not in it is the fridge and through winter a small oil filled radiator on low which helps circulate the air and isnt that expensive to run. All in know is all the gear I have wouldn't be allowed in the house by my wife...cheers 🙂🙂
Hi and thanks for the comments. Agree about the insulation. I've not done mine great and think it helps. Think you can over do it. Managed to move mine few years ago, glad I did. A hedge hog lol, not seen one in years bless him. Cheers to you and ya hedgehog! Thanks.
Thanks mate. Think it's all in this video. Please like and subscribe and look thru the videos. Lots to keep you busy, cheers. ruclips.net/video/EQFVeopcAzY/видео.html
@@Life_of_John 143870621479 this is the item number John yes 12v mate you can run it off a car battery or buy an inverter mate the inverter is about £15 there is a couple of videos on here of other guys with then in sheds and garages they do chuck out lovely bit heat I've had mine about 2 years now it's spot on and costs pennies to run mate 👍
Hi John Neal here fro Ireland ( ex brumie ) love the content in process of extention at home but built big workshop which I think I’ll split and build one half into man cave / bar, just a quick question are you a builder by trade , is that what you do for a living , thanks
Hi mate. Recognise your name. Welcome. Did a bit of building when I was a lad with father in law, but got out of it years ago. Still keep my hand in at home and on jobs like this. And believe in buying the right tools for the job. Saves borrowing or hire fees! Am jealous of the big workshop, one thing I wish I had. Your project sounds good. Easy with timber stud work, insulation and maybe sheets of osb or plaster board. Keep in touch and let me know how it goes. Cheers.
@@Life_of_John yes right tool ( dewalt ) for me , so what do u do for a living if not in build , I am a telecom engineer for eircom ( Irish equivalent to by opean reach ) looking at a bar that being ripped out from a hotel to see if I can get countertop and fridges , fingers crossed
awsome just subscribed to your channell/been watching /patrick dickinson on his channell/i have a spare room in flat going to make it into a little man cave bar/as i disstill my own whisky and everything/for my own consumtion/been distilling for 20 years/plus make my own beer and stuff../any tips on converting..
Hi mate and welcome. Plenty of shelving, scaffold boards are great. Burn with a cheap plumbers blow torch for an olde worlde look. Obvs source a couple of fridges off Facebook. Couple of pallets for ya bar and your off to a good start. Led lights off amazon. Grab a chair and a beer. Cheers.
Hi mate and thanks for watching. Sitting here now having a beer but no tape measure to hand... err... about 8 by 6. I know I've got a lot of videos up but there's a couple where I measure the size, bar size and bench size. Thanks for watching. Cheers.
Hi mate. If I remember rightly I sat side by side on a work bench and screwed couple of battens underneath. Not the best fixing. Then I turned over and burnt all boards together to give it a seamless look. Bit of varnish, job done. Then just screwed it all on top of the pallets. Thanks for watching.
Thinks i spend too much time and money on it tbh, so its a balancing act. I do a bit of work indoors, a bit of work down the shed lol. She loves it though. (Especially now we got her dance vinyl from the loft). Both looking forward to hopefully having friends and family round for drinks and bbq in the summer!
Great idea, on the list of jobs to do. Did a bit last year, weather etc got in the way. Am going to do that before the summer. Plese like, subscribe, cheers and thanks for watching!
Thank you for watching and the kind words. Be sure to like and subscribe. Plenty more pub shed videos up and few more coming. Good luck with the build. Cheers.
Brilliant, just about to convert my shed, got some really good tips, cheers mate 👍
No problem 👍 I've got many more videos in that playlist too. Check 'em out. Cheers.
@@Life_of_John will do mate 👍
Don’t apologise for rambling on John. That’s the reason I watch your videos. Great shed bar.
Ah, thanks. Good to hear I'm doing it right. Just being me I guess lol. Yes, I'm quite pleased with the bar. Does me. Thanks again.
Cheers John you’ve inspired me to to get off my arse and do it !
Hi Steve and welcome to the club. Join a few like minded on Facebook if you like. 'Life of John'. Anyway, thanks for watching and good luck with it. Cheers.
Fantastic wee Man Cave you've created there Sir.. I wish you good health to enjoy it for many years to come..
Cheers!
Thanks for the tips from the USA! Cheers!
No worries and thanks for watching. Appreciate you taking the time to comment. Cheers.
Cheers mate! I’m a retired Canadian sailor living in America at the moment. I myself built a 10‘ x 10‘ man shed/garden pub, and the funny thing is it’s laid out exactly like yours! I love it it’s been great and my friends love it too, keep on keeping on! I recently lost my right leg, and I’m happy to say that I’m able to get in and out of my man cave in a wheelchair and still have friends over! Keep it up!
Sounds good. Friend of mine lost a leg recently, walks ok but you should see the t shirts he wears lol. Talk about take the pee out of himself.
If you're on Facebook, join us, Life of John. Would love to see photos of ya bar. Cheers my friend.
@@Life_of_John just joined brother!
@@MikeGradyPDX Welcome my friend!
Cheers John !! great video. thx...
Thank you for watching and the kind comment. Cheers!
Great stuff
Thank you for watching. Cheers.
Good tips
Glad you think so! Cheers buddy and thanks for watching. New video going up later, hope you like that too!
Thanks for sharing. I'm going to be working on mine in about 8+ months when my new house is finished up. Very nice and thanks again.
Thanks for the comment. Good luck with progress and cheers!
Cheers John I loved watching that.
No worries Luffy. Glad you liked it. Plenty more on the channel like that if you fancy em. Cheers.
Brilliant shed, mate! Greetings from Canada. Always love seeing the little personal touches guys put on their pubs.
Cheers buddy and welcome. Another viewer from Canada! Stay well and safe, thanks for watching.
Just had the green light from the misses to build a bar, had a trawl through youtube and yours was the only one I watched til the end. Brilliant advice and you’ve given me some sound info. I look forward to watching more 👍
Plenty more to watch on my channel lol. Good luck with the build. You'll love it for years to come. Cheers.
I'm now eligible for Super Thanks! Which is, well, err, Super, Thanks! Oh, and please subscribe. There's many many more pub shed garden bar videos on my channel. Check em out! Cheers.
Damp block built garden shed, wall injected by myself and roof insulated. Now weather's improving drying out and wall to insulate, then get on fitting out picking up on some of John's tips. I'll invite John around to sunny East Yorks. and he can have a pint of proper beer. LOL
Sounds good. Crack on with it. Soon be summer. Cheers and good luck with the build!
Thanks for showing this video John. Really enjoyed it. I'm in Westcliff, (not the guy who sold the fridge. lol.) Hopefully one day I too can get my garden bar.
Hi mate. Small world. Welcome to the channel. Cheers.
Great tips. I've got a 12x8 coming at the end of January and can't wait to get started on it.
Thanks for the kind words. You'll love the conversion, keeps you busy and your mind active in these strange times we're in. Please like and subscribe. Next video I'll be shooting I'll be replacing the seals and cleaning a beer pump. Thank you and good luck.
Got a 4x4 log cabin coming in 2 weeks to build a bar. Got some great tips off you thanks. Got the smart plugs and bulbs and just took delivery of diamond 9s. Got a beer engine and a perfect draft system. Can’t wait to get it all sorted. Cheers John
Excellent. Looking forward to hearing about the finished result. Sounds like you've got it all covered. Roll on the summer! Cheers.
@@Life_of_John 👍🏻
On with my project, some good tips John
Thank you for watching and good luck with your project Glyn. Keep in touch.
Love that, Im building my pub at the minute. I'll be pinching the scaffold board idea. Let me know opening hours and I'll pop in for a pint!
Hi Andrew. Good luck with the build. I've plenty of videos up to give you some ideas. Thanks for watching and subscribing. Cheers.
About to put up a 4x4 shed in the garden and have found this very useful thanks. Have a base down and cables laid for cat5 ,hdmi and electrics. Not sure of layout at the minute but need to accommodate a bar , seating area and where to locate the tv...all good fun 😀
Sounds good. I've heard 'tinkercad' is quite easy to use for designing. Feel free to pop along to the live on 17th March at 8 for a chat all things pub sheds. Please like and subscribe for more. Cheers.
thank you for the tips
No problem. Doing a live on Friday, 8pm, feel free to join us. Cheers.
Hello from Toronto, Canada: Nice video Ricky Gervais...er..John. I got most of your recommendations right, except the insulation. It was a rush job, so no time. I do use electric heat; turned to just above freezing and cranked up a couple hours in winter before use. Bought a new hand pump. Cheers!
Hi Toronto! So you've heard of Ricky? Top man, thank you. Thanks for watching. Glad it helped, but obvs you have a bit more snow? Like, subscribe. Cheers mate.
"wouldn't call it landscapes much which sounds a bit posh". hahaha. Wrapped I found this video, absolute ripper mate.
Some call it a lawn, I call it grass! Cheers mate and thanks for watching.
Great advice there, lovely pub too..
Thanks for watching. Please like and subscribe for more, cheers.
Just starting great info top job👌
Thanks buddy. Good luck with the build. Maybe catch you on a 'live' one day. Cheers.
John love your vids you have really inspired me to make one cheers dude
Cheers Steve. Thanks for watching. Please like and subscribe for notifications of more and lives. Good luck with the build. Any size will do. Cheers.
Great video! Cheers 👍
Thanks for watching. Maybe see you on Wednesday for the next live. Info coming soon. Please like and subscribe to get notifications. Cheers!
Nice project and some good tips :)
Thank you and thanks for watching. Cheers.
Hello John, Brilliant Videos mate, this hints & Tips one is the dogs, I have plans to build my own pub Shed, hopefully this year fingers crossed, I'm looking forward to seeing the video on you refurbishing the beer engine, I brew my own Beer and am intending to set it up via a beer engine, but wanted to see how easy it is the make an old one work again.
This might give you a chuckle, I was watching your "Alexa" video and every time you asked your Alexa to do something, mine answered your question, was quite funny lol.
Keep the videos coming mate, really enjoy them
Andy
Hi Andy and thanks for the kind words. Will be stripping and cleaning and rebuilding the beer engine this weekend and video will be up by very soon. Simple job but needs doing before using. Meanwhile get on the hunt for a beer engine and good luck with the build. Please like and subscribe to be the first to see the latest content! Cheers. Edit - Ah, just seen the Alexa comment, yes, causes grief when I'm looking back and editing etc, bloody nightmare. (Better setup in the shed than the house, missus not happy lol but she loves the garden lights, nice and secure and easy to use.)
Hi John just about finished mine I've spent 15000 on mine with no TV but regardless everything else I'm really looking forward to having a right old piss up
15000 ? Wt... am sure you'll enjoy it! Cheers
Love your adorable pub shed,it,s the Bom!!! Not a real Bom!!!I means awesome that's what we say here in the United States.☺️
Never heard of that before but I'll take it. Cheers for the great comment. Great to hear from other countries. Keep safe and well, cheers buddy!
Hi , found you by accident but glad we did, brilliant tips, and amazing pub. We’ve got the same outdoor seating as you.... the corona set😀 found that hilarious as we bought it the night before the first lockdown! Subscribed and about to check out your other vids. Cant wait to see more, good luck, and thanks for sharing. All the best from N Wales x
Hi and welcome. Bought 2 sets, then my mum bought a set, then 3 of my family and friends bought it! Bargain. I've plenty of videos for you to watch. Feel free to ask any questions and pop on Friday for a live chat if you're about. Cheers.
top vid thanks
Cheers mate.
Great video - getting a 12x8 summerhouse as a lockdown project but haven't a scooby doo about DIY so some great tips
Hope it goes well for you. Not sure if I said it enough, but raise it off the ground. Good luck with the project, any questions, feel free to ask. Cheers!
@@Life_of_John yes got the message about raising it up loud and clear - it will be going on a concrete base but it should be raised up in addition to being on the base if I understood properly?
Yes, I'd get it up a bit. Think about a build up of general waste, leaves, grass etc over the years. Then water etc. Good luck.
@@Life_of_John Thanks - one last question if you don't mind - when you had the electrics put in did you get all the sockets put in at the same time as you seem to have loads dotted around?
Yes. Had new kitchen so had to have a new consumer unit. Then electrician came back and did the external cable above ground to the cabin. And a small consumer unit for sheds in the corner. I put in all sockets that we both agreed on, he checked them and got it signed off etc. You'll be plenty of double sockets. Think of where all your stuff is going. Then get a nice lot on a ring main. Cheers.
Just started watching, brilliant, keep it up iv just subscribed 👍
Hi and welcome to my channel. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing. Don't forget to hit the notification bell to hear of new videos and our regular lives! Cheers.
That made me laugh when you said now youngster watch things on there TV ie RUclips that’s what I’m doing now and I’m nearly 70 😂
Ha, yeah, we're all on there now! Cheers.
Patrick Dickinson went with a bar along the wall due to limited space. What made you go with a bar that you could stand behind? Thanks for your perspective.
Patrick's bar is long and narrow so we better for him. My bar is along the back. Gives you nice bit of storage too. Fridges, under counter shelves etc. If my shed wasn't so deep I would of done one against the wall. Really depends on space. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
I just ordered a new drum kit for the pub shed 🤣900 quid tho the misses weren’t to happy I told her buy nice or buy twice 🤷🏻♂️😂
Ya gotta treat itself, lifes too short, believe me, I know. Enjoy!
Good tips there m8. Mine is up on flagstones , but I have a hedgehog living underneath it, so there are leaves etc, I dont want to disturb the thing. I made the mistake of getting mine right up to the fence and it's too big to move now, it's been up 10 years and it seems ok. Regarding insulation, I'm the same as you I did the ceiling properly but the walls are all double boarded but insulated in parts, I dont think that's such a bad thing as if you over insulate, you can cause the shed to sweat. Mine is more of a little military museum, but I have a bar, fridge and tv. If I had my time over again I would of done it differently, I did get proper electrics put in, and the only power on when I'm not in it is the fridge and through winter a small oil filled radiator on low which helps circulate the air and isnt that expensive to run. All in know is all the gear I have wouldn't be allowed in the house by my wife...cheers 🙂🙂
Hi and thanks for the comments. Agree about the insulation. I've not done mine great and think it helps. Think you can over do it. Managed to move mine few years ago, glad I did. A hedge hog lol, not seen one in years bless him. Cheers to you and ya hedgehog! Thanks.
@@Life_of_John 🙂🙂
Great video john,
What is the size of your shed please.
Thanks mate. Think it's all in this video. Please like and subscribe and look thru the videos. Lots to keep you busy, cheers. ruclips.net/video/EQFVeopcAzY/видео.html
@@Life_of_John fantastic John thank you
Get diesel heater off ebay I've got one paid £100 for it even comes with remote and its a dry heat so won't give you condensation 👍🍻
I've heard good things about them, I'll look into it, cheers mate!
Are they 12v or 240v ? Just did a search and looks like they're for camper vans etc. Do you have a link? Thanks.
@@Life_of_John 143870621479 this is the item number John yes 12v mate you can run it off a car battery or buy an inverter mate the inverter is about £15 there is a couple of videos on here of other guys with then in sheds and garages they do chuck out lovely bit heat I've had mine about 2 years now it's spot on and costs pennies to run mate 👍
ive eneded up having to have doorman at my shed door lol
A good night then lol
Hi John Neal here fro Ireland ( ex brumie ) love the content in process of extention at home but built big workshop which I think I’ll split and build one half into man cave / bar, just a quick question are you a builder by trade , is that what you do for a living , thanks
Hi mate. Recognise your name. Welcome. Did a bit of building when I was a lad with father in law, but got out of it years ago. Still keep my hand in at home and on jobs like this. And believe in buying the right tools for the job. Saves borrowing or hire fees! Am jealous of the big workshop, one thing I wish I had. Your project sounds good. Easy with timber stud work, insulation and maybe sheets of osb or plaster board. Keep in touch and let me know how it goes. Cheers.
@@Life_of_John yes right tool ( dewalt ) for me , so what do u do for a living if not in build , I am a telecom engineer for eircom ( Irish equivalent to by opean reach ) looking at a bar that being ripped out from a hotel to see if I can get countertop and fridges , fingers crossed
@@NEAL-IRELAND Hi. Work as engineer, cnc programmer etc. Hence my buying cnc but not got time at the moment to finish it off!
awsome just subscribed to your channell/been watching /patrick dickinson on his channell/i have a spare room in flat going to make it into a little man cave bar/as i disstill my own whisky and everything/for my own consumtion/been distilling for 20 years/plus make my own beer and stuff../any tips on converting..
Hi mate and welcome. Plenty of shelving, scaffold boards are great. Burn with a cheap plumbers blow torch for an olde worlde look. Obvs source a couple of fridges off Facebook. Couple of pallets for ya bar and your off to a good start. Led lights off amazon. Grab a chair and a beer. Cheers.
Love it mate pukka job. What’s the dimensions of you cabin?
Cheers
Hi mate and thanks for watching. Sitting here now having a beer but no tape measure to hand... err... about 8 by 6. I know I've got a lot of videos up but there's a couple where I measure the size, bar size and bench size. Thanks for watching. Cheers.
@@Life_of_John nice one cheers. Just started building one but only got room for 5m x3m..... will have to see what I can cram in there.
@@jmc8018 that'll do nicely, enjoy!
Hi John, how did you install bar top? Did you connect boards together or screw down next to each other?
Hi mate. If I remember rightly I sat side by side on a work bench and screwed couple of battens underneath. Not the best fixing. Then I turned over and burnt all boards together to give it a seamless look. Bit of varnish, job done. Then just screwed it all on top of the pallets. Thanks for watching.
I had the same problem when my plums dropped
Haha I had to read that twice lol! Cheers and thanks for watching. Like and subscribe for more, videos lives and competitions! Cheers
@@Life_of_John haha! Couldn’t help myself. Love the vids John great to watch. All the best
Great vids we i mean i am now thinking about garden pub just trying to get missus on board 😂
Go for it! Great place to chill or for parties, bbqs etc. Start now, ready for summer next year! Cheers and thank you.
What does your missus think of your bar then mate?
Thinks i spend too much time and money on it tbh, so its a balancing act. I do a bit of work indoors, a bit of work down the shed lol. She loves it though. (Especially now we got her dance vinyl from the loft). Both looking forward to hopefully having friends and family round for drinks and bbq in the summer!
Rake out that back area, put down a anti weed cover and put stones on it.
Great idea, on the list of jobs to do. Did a bit last year, weather etc got in the way. Am going to do that before the summer. Plese like, subscribe, cheers and thanks for watching!
Enjoyed this. Planning a 3x4 cave/bar in my new house. Enjoyed the tips and ideas here
Thank you for watching and the kind words. Be sure to like and subscribe. Plenty more pub shed videos up and few more coming. Good luck with the build. Cheers.
Looks brilliant mate, invite this Northern Ireland beer drinker over sometime 🍻😉👍
Thank you and thanks for watching. If you havnt already please like and subscribe. Cheers buddy. (Be good to have socials one day!)
Great video. Just ordered a pub shed from Dunster
Nice one. Good luck with getting it sorted. Feel free to join us on Facebook, lifeofjohn.