Let me say as a wife, I LOVE the shed. My husband can watch any sport on his flat screen with Austar with a fully stocked fridge at his bar. Not only that, once he's had to much he can sleep in his queen bed, after his long shower (water supplied by two large tanks & gas hot water) without keeping me up all night with unwanted sounds & smells. The horizontal door closes to keep comfortable with R/C aircon. It also houses his "stuff", ie memorbillia, tools & cars. He tinkers all weekend listening to the Continuous Call Team.

Essentially, having spent 17 years in the military and having had my father be in the bank prior to my joining the service, I have had 21 location moves in 35yrs. Having now left the service and built the bar of my dreams, I can now showcase all my adventures and park my 67 Ford somewhere cool. I built the bar in the shed at our property, and here is a before pic of the space, the inside and outside of my little playground. Called Flying Sailor because I was both a Sailor and an Airman during my time in Service. Cheers, D.

This is shed to die for - but still needs a lot of work to bring it up to scratch - it is a work in progress. Cheers Dazz

Me and my old man rebuilt the shed. I learned all my early wood and metal work skills out there. Now that my dad’s getting serious about his mountain biking it serves as a service centre for his machines. I have a lot of good memories working out in the shed with dad from when I was a kid. The shed has a great view out over the paddocks, it was pouring rain when I took these shots, but that’s better than being covered in 10cm of snow like it was last week!

The shed is built from an old local dairy which was re zoned for sub division.All materials are recycled providing a refuge for some old things including myself.The shed sits in a rural setting yet less than 20min from ANZ Stadium.My wife does not want anything to do with the shed.( Arr there is a god !)