What is the best size for a bar shed?

We recommend 12×8 sheds or larger so you have room for a bar area, a counter and cabinet to store and mix drinks, and some furniture.

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Written by: Jason Bergeron

A brew pub where everybody knows your name — because it’s in your backyard. It’s time to move your musty Man Cave above ground and out under the starlit sky. Now the neighborhood pub is only steps away, right out your back door.

Bar Shed Ideas

Your shed can be any theme you want. A sports bar, an English pub shed, a biker bar, a roadhouse or, if you have the skills of a brew master, it can even be the most micro of microbreweries. Just imagine, you can make your beer, bottle your beer and serve your beer to neighborhood friends. How cool is that? Be sure to share your brewery label design with us when you’re done. The pub shed trend began in backyards across UK, migrated here to the US and is now in full swing. Don’t miss out, turn your backyard into the hottest happy hour destination in the neighborhood. We recommend 12×8 sheds or larger so you have room for a bar area, a counter and cabinet to store and mix drinks, and some furniture. A customer of ours in California shared these images. It is our Heartland barn shed with custom modifications. For example, the elevated front entry, side bar window with stained shutters and a side patio cover. Ok, you want one? The good news is to get your very own backyard bar, you’re already 80% of the way there. Just order a Heartland Shed online. We deliver and install your shed for you – included in the price. All you have to do from there is the customizing. And we can help there too! To help you create the patio cover shown, we are providing partial instructions and materials list to get you started in the right direction.

Bar Shed Patio Instructions

There are many ways to build a patio cover as every situation is different depending on the building site and your desires for the appearance and stability of the structure. We hope this information gives you some useful insight, while you are designing and building a cover for the outdoor living space next to your beer shed. NOTE: These plans are not intended to replace engineered working drawings. Local building codes can vary significantly by region. Your local building code should determine the actual sizes of concrete footings, slabs, wood structural members and fasteners to be used. A structural engineer should determine if your existing structure is capable of supporting the additional load factors of a patio cover. Before beginning construction, contact your building permitting authorities to obtain a building permit and to have your design reviewed so it complies with local building codes and guidelines.

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The roof slope needs to meet minimum recommendations specified by the roofing material manufacturer. We suggest a minimum clearance of 6’8” from the ground to the underside of the 4”x6” beam. Important note: When you build a patio cover off an existing roof or wall, be certain to take measurements from the point at which the patio roof will attach to the existing structure, NOT the outside of the slab, patio or ground. This area may vary considerably, throwing off crucial measurements. Remember all regions of the country have different structural requirements. If you live in an area where you have frequent heavy snow loads, you will need to design your roof accordingly. You can determine the roof design load from the building code in your area. Once you have determined the design load, you can play around with various rafter scenarios to accommodate. Consider galvanized post anchors to secure the posts. Before securing the posts to the anchors, cut enough off of the bottoms of each post to make them square. We recommend using temporary 2”x4” braces to hold the posts plumb while determining post heights.