Cost to build: £100
"A tropical hideaway, where a Pina Colada can be drank 365 days a year regardless of the weather. Welcome to Lodge's Tiki Bar! The bar was designed and built after years of travelling / surfing the globe. A fantastic project that continues to evolve!" – Stephen, Owner
Cost to build: £500+
"Wooden beams to ceiling, panelling, wallpaper, pub carpet, wood panelling to rear bar, down lighting, proper fireplace in snug area ... From outside it appears like a normal shed, from inside you would think you were in a traditional pub." – Dean Cave, Owner
Cost to Build: £500+
"Originally The Golden Pheasant Lodge was an unused farm store that was on the edge of collapsing, but I have managed to save it with around 400 hours of tender loving care. The lodge is now our garden pub where friends and family come for a pint of bitter or two when passing." – Gary Curd, Owner
Cost to build: £500+
"Named The Moody Cow (as a joke to my wife!) our shed was built almost entirely by my retired Dad. This shed is definitely a 'party shed' ... We have lighting that changes colour, an uplit fully stocked bar, under floor heating, a 65 inch tv & great sound system! " – Michael Dodd, Owner
5. Woodhenge
Cost to build: £500+
"The shed started of as a pergola, it then changed to a gazebo because I put a roof on it, the apple tree had to go to make room for the bar and the rest is now history." - John Henry Plumridge, Owner
6. The Ballroom
Cost to build: £499
"Handmade in the style of a castle, full of pub memorabilia collected from car boot sales. Heated by a cast iron Chiminea with lights powered by a motorbike battery. Used as a pub for friends every week and themed parties." - Tim Ball, Owner
7. Shenanigans
Built by Darren
Cost to build: £500+
"The pub is approximately 15ft x 8ft. Tt holds a bar, TVs, woodburning stove and can seat around 16 people. I designed and built the interior myself using scrap wood and pallets for the bar,pallets was also used for the panelling."
Cost to build: £500+
"Measuring under 12 x 8, this little pub is stacked out with memorabilia. Everywhere your eyes land, there is something different to look at." – Glynn Bailey, Owner
Cost to build: £500+
"Used to be an office but transformed to a bar to have friends round for an evening out. Fully stocked bar and audio visual system not to mention many inflatable musical instruments." Trevor Saville, Owner
10. O'Smithers
Cost to build: £500+
"I built the pub myself with the help of a good friend in memory of my late Dad, (an Irishman who always enjoyed a good drink). 90% of the contents of the shed were purchased by searching for bargains on Ebay, (The projector tv was ﾣ0.99 and was in total working order!)." – Douglas, Owner
11. Bar JKS
Cost to build: £499
"An Irish Bar; the only one in Exeter, built by an Irishman. TV shows all my Rugby games. It houses my "Guinness" collection." –JK, Owner
Cost to build: £500+
"When we moved here, it was a run-down summer house. I have totally gutted it and used a lot of recycled materials, buying many items from Ebay and Gumtree. Over the years I have added things like my covered gazebo to keep the rain off in the UK weather and the installation of the wood burning stove to enable us to use it all year round." – George Fergus-Hunt, Owner
13. The Pickled Newt
Cost to build: £499
"The Pickled Newt is a recycled, up-cycled, hand- crafted summerhouse-shed combo that celebrates all things "Pub." It has been uniquely created to meet our desire for a cosy, friendly and "different" place to relax from work, family, disability, animal care and the general stresses of life." – Ruth Phillips, Owner
14. The Bar
Cost to build: £500+
"A lot of love has gone into our shed. We've never been able to decide on a name, so our pub shed has always just been called 'The Bar.'" – Karen and Ryan, Owners
Cost to build: £500+
"My shed is special to me as it not only holds fond memories but also has lots of interesting memorabilia that i have collected over the last 25 years. The bar is made of many components. The main building/bar area is an old signal box retrieved from Shenfield train station." – Patrick Charles Lynch, Owner
16. The Cock Inn
Cost to build: £500+
"My shed is built from reclaimed wood and scrap wood. We fell in love with a little bar in the Greek village of Kefalos a couple of years ago, and that's where I got my inspiration." – Wayne Livesey, Owner
The deadline for Shed of The Year 2015 is 7 April.
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