Fed up of seeing Bars in people's gardens?

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Anyone else think they are as tacky as hell 🤢

YABU- let people do what they want in their gardens
YANBU- I agree, chavvy AF

A few of my neighbours have them. Both next door neighbours have them and also hot tubs. The summer is awful because the noise ,constantly pissed up screaming and splashing about in the hot tubs. Absolutely hate it.

Chav comes from the roma word for teenager . Chavvi.

YABU not something I would have, but if others want one and enjoy it why not.

The Queen?

Always amusing to see the people on Mumsnet who think they are a cut above when it comes to social class unwittingly revealing themselves to be ill-mannered, spiteful and thick.

Yep. Who knew there were so many Mrs Buckets? So superior yet write 'fed up of' and 'alot'. 🙄

Anyone who says "..I'm sat drinking wine ....." has no right no be a snob.

Oh and I only have one immediate neighbour as I’m a end house
But my neighbour also has a hot tub so no worries about annoying each other

The instagrammers have them.except they are like chalets or second houses in the garden instead of sheds!i don't no whether it stemmed from there are made worse by it.
I first saw it years ago on come dine with me.

I'd like to be invited to one of their parties!

I’d love a hermitage complete with a hermit.

So long as they're real, of course.

I don't think they're tacky. I am worried about high noise and disturbance and booze parties most of the year if their mates and family come round all the time for a keg. Family use or the odd social wouldn't be so bad.

This is a remarkably stupid comment. Of course people are affected by what goes on in the gardens of others - MN is usually full of threads of people complaining about their neighbours being noisy in their gardens. Sound travels.

Knock yourself out, but be aware that your neighbours could feel really anxious and stressed and upset by all this noisily 'being fucked in the arse' (are you always this charming and good at punching holes in stereotypes?) ''partaaaaaaaying'' (I'm imagining that being said in a loud and moronic voice) year round

are you always this charming and good at punching holes in stereotypes?

It's pretty clear they know the stereotype...

Council house and violent? I’m not sure where you’ve got that from 😆.

I wouldn't have one because I don't see the point of them really. They take up space and, like anything outside, need maintenance that I'm too lazy to do.

Do people keep them stocked with glassware and so on, in all weathers, or just bring stuff out when they're having a party? Why not just serve stuff straight from the kitchen and take it outside then?

I imagine they're a bit of an eyesore after a few years of weathering.

I'd be nervous if my neighbour got one as they do suggest lots of parties.

I daresay the trend will pass soon anyway.

Ah but @70kid do you go to Skegness for your holidays and have a crushed velvet sofa 😉

Joke btw, I love a day out in skeggy during the cooler months before or after summer-lovely beach there and at mablethorpe.

The only person I know with one has frequent loud parties. I'd hate to be their neighbour and it would put me off buying a house with one in the garden next door

I have never seen anyone with a bar in the garden= or a hot tub come to that.
We are a very staid bunch around here, sometimes I can here hear radio three faintly or the cricket scores, but that's about it!

Not much point in the uk unless it’s a proper insulated building useable in rubbish weather. Who wants a structure in their garden that they can only use for a few weeks a year.

I don’t care if they look chavvy or whatever. I do care that they’re usually a sign that those neighbours are going to be a noisy pain in the arse. I wouldn’t move next door to a pub beer garden, I’d prefer my neighbours don’t set up their own either.

This is Britain. We don't usually do tasteful. Not just in personal appearance, remember pebble dash for example?

God there's some right miseries around here at the min!!!