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“Socialising with friends from the comfort of your own garden is a fantastic way to see out the final days of summer”


designed garden buildings. Behind the bi-fold shuttered hatch, a dedicated bartender has ample space to whip up a cocktail or two and a solid top bar is the ideal place to serve up tasty snacks. Both are made from pressure


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Whether your favourite tipple is a gin and tonic, a rum and coke or fruity mocktail, Forest Garden has a sure-fire way of making them even more tempting. Serving them from your own garden!


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orest Garden, one of Britain’s largest manufacturers and distributors of wooden garden products, has a trio


of garden bars that are ideal for a final summer soiree.


Designed for every outdoor space, from a sprawling lawn to a bijou balcony, each bar has been cleverly designed to stow spirits,


mixers and glassware. For those with room to spare, the Shiplap 6ft by 3ft Pent Garden Bar and Shiplap 4ft by 6ft Reverse Apex Garden Bar pack plenty of practicality into beautifully


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Shiplap 6×3 Pent Garden Bar RRP: £751.99 Transform your garden into a versatile outdoor entertainment space by adding the 6×3 Shiplap Pent Garden Bar from Forest. A great way to entertain friends and family, the garden bar is the perfect choice for serving drinks and food. This bar features a solid top bar and a serving hatch with bi-fold shutters.


Fold Down Wall Garden Bar RRP: £198.99


The Fold Down Wall Garden Bar from Forest means you can create an outdoor bar no matter how small your garden – even if it’s a balcony!


The simple, elegant design of this wooden garden bar is sure to impress. The shelving area allows you to store and display your drinks and glasses while the fold- down table creates an entertaining


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treated timber, which means they will stand up to the elements, and can be painted to create a show-stopping structure.


And it’s not just big gardens that make perfect party pads. Smaller spaces, like patios, courtyards and balconies, can be transformed into the ultimate entertaining venue with Forest Garden’s innovative Fold Down Wall Garden Bar.


Measuring just 100m in height and 77cm wide, this bar folds almost flat to the wall when not in use. It also doubles up as a stylish dining space for two.


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Garden, Jenny Davis, says: “Socialising with friends from the comfort of your own garden is a fantastic way to see out the final days of summer. Investing in a garden bar means not only do you have a centrepiece around which to entertain and relax, but you don’t have to worry about moving glasses and drinks from the house to the garden.” Forest Garden’s range of garden bars are available now, with prices starting at £198.99. All garden bars come with a minimum 15-year guarantee.


Shiplap Pressure Treated 4x6 Reverse Apex Garden Bar RRP: £926.99 Transform your garden into a versatile outdoor entertainment space. A great way to entertain friends and


family, the garden bar is the perfect choice for serving drinks and food. This bar features a solid top bar and a serving hatch with bi-fold shutters. The overhanging roof includes a handy storage area above the bar as well as providing extra headroom and protection from the elements.


Visit www.forestgarden.co.uk for more information


About Forest Garden Forest Garden a leading UK manufacturer and distributor of quality wooden garden products. Established almost 50 years ago, the British values-driven brand offers garden buildings, fencing, sheds and decorative structures that are available to buy online and from more than 3,000 retail stores across the UK. A proud advocate for the British manufacturing industry, Forest combines practicality with aesthetics to create better outdoor spaces – regardless of size. What’s more, Forest Garden is a carbon-neutral company and is proud to use sustainable, British FSC-certified timber, predominately grown and felled from managed forest across Scotland.


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