Garden Bar

A patio bar earns for as many months as you can keep people sitting outside. Pods and cabins, umbrellas and shade for the summer, heaters for the shoulder season — September to November is where the money in a terrace actually is, not August.

Outdoor & modular kitchens

Modular outdoor kitchen units — grill, sink and storage cabinets in stainless or aluminium, with a weather shed over the working side. They stay out through the winter, which is the whole difference between a garden kitc

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Patio heaters

Freestanding and mounted, gas or electric. Gas heats a bigger area and needs no wiring, so it suits a terrace that changes layout; electric infrared heats people rather than air, which is the one that still works when th

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Shade & shelter

Shade and shelter, which are different purchases: umbrellas and louvered pergolas handle sun and light rain, pods and cabins handle a season. Decide by how many months of the year the terrace has to earn.

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Poolside furniture

Outdoor furniture for pool and terrace — sun loungers and daybeds, outdoor chairs and outdoor sofa seating built to take sun, chlorine and constant use.

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Frequently asked questions

What makes a garden bar different from an indoor one?

Weather. Everything here either keeps rain off, keeps heat in, or survives being left out — pods and cabins, shade structures, patio heaters.

Will a patio heater actually extend the season?

For a terrace, yes — an electric or gas heater buys you the shoulder months. Tell us the area and whether it is covered and we'll size the output.

Are the garden pods insulated?

The cabin-style units are, and they run year-round with power inside. The lighter shelters are for shade and rain, not for winter.

Does this work for a private garden as well as a venue?

Yes. The same modules make a backyard bar at domestic scale — the difference is usually the dispense: a home run uses a kegerator, a venue run uses a cellar line.

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