In pictures: the best shed-to-pub conversions in the UK
The UK public will have until 12noon on Tuesday 28 August to cast their vote for both category winners – including a pub and entertainment category – and the overall Shed of the year.
Cuprinol Shed of the Year awards founder Andrew Wilcox said: “We’ve been absolutely blown away by the incredible, imaginative and innovative sheds entered into this year’s competition.
“I’ve judged the finalists 11 years running now and it’s amazing to see how the sheds evolve each year as entrants take inspiration from others and realise that creating your own shed on a budget is a more than achievable project.
“I will be very interested to see who comes out on top following the public vote. It is going to be a near-on impossible task deciding who will take top honour as the Cuprinol Shed of the Year 2018, I love all 24 sheds.”
Check out the pick of the pub-themed entries that made this year’s final below.
Pub and entertainment category finalists
The Admiral’s Head – owned by Lee Carrie in Chelmsford, Essex
O’Smithers – owned by Doug Smith in Hambleton, Blackpool
Noah’s – owned by David Morris in Blackwood, Caerphilly
A piece of history
The Bush Inn – owned by John Parks in Trentham, Kent – finalist in the Historic category
Something different to do with your empties…
Bottle Shed – owned by Lauretta and Philip Denton in Scarborough, North Yorkshire – finalist in the Eco category
