A better backyard bar starts here

Your backyard bar. Wherever the party is.

A backyard bar should keep the drinks cold, the sink close, and the host with the guests. The Backyard Banger turns a patio, pool deck, or grill zone into a working outdoor wet bar—with a garden-hose-fed sink, outdoor-rated fridge, power, and 20 square feet of teak prep space. Roll it into place, connect a hose, plug it in, and start hosting.

Backyard Banger ready as a beer stand at a warm evening backyard gathering

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$5,695 · ships partially assembled in 4–6 weeks · all sales final · continental US

The party is outside. Why are you still running inside?

You bring the ice out. Someone needs a clean glass. The mixer is warm. The cutting board needs rinsing. Suddenly the host is making laps between the patio and kitchen while everybody else is having the good part of the night.

A folding table can hold the bottles. A basic bar cart can stage the glasses. But if you want cold storage, running water, power, and room to prep in one place, you need more than another surface.

The short version

The Backyard Banger is a portable backyard wet bar and prep station. Its sink connects to a standard garden hose; used water drains to a bucket or hose. It rolls on casters and folds down for storage. No permanent supply or drain line is part of the setup.

One station. Six ways to host.

Set it up as a beer stand, a cocktail station, a poolside bar, or the serving hub beside the grill. The unit stays useful after the guests leave, too: rinse tools, prep tomorrow’s cookout, then roll it away.

The Backyard Banger set up as a backyard beer stand for guests — Beer stand, ready before kickoff

A host mixing drinks at the Backyard Banger outdoor sink — Cocktails without the kitchen trips

The Backyard Banger styled as a portable poolside bar — Pool day, drinks close by

The Backyard Banger serving drinks at a backyard game day party — Game day flows outside

The Backyard Banger beside a grill at a backyard cookout — Prep and serve beside the grill

The Backyard Banger styled as a wet bar at a backyard evening party — A bar that rolls into the party

A real wet bar, not just a place to park the bottles

Cold

4.5 cu ft outdoor-rated fridge

Keep drinks and mixers close instead of filling a cooler and hunting for ice.

Rinse

Garden-hose-fed sink

Wash hands, rinse a shaker, or clean up prep. Drain to a bucket or run a drain hose to a suitable location.

Prep

20 sq ft of teak worktop

Set out glassware, slice citrus, lay out snacks, and leave room to work.

Power

20-amp GFCI power tower

Bring power to the station for compatible accessories. Check your appliance loads before running multiple devices.

How it goes from delivery to first pour

01
Finish the 15-minute assembly, then roll the unit into position and lock the casters.
02
Quick-connect a standard garden hose to supply the sink.
03
Choose a bucket or drain hose for used water; plug into a suitable outlet.
04
Stock the fridge, set out the glasses, and bring the party outside.

Use a GFCI-protected outlet and follow the product setup instructions. Drainage and electrical requirements can vary by property; check local rules and use the setup appropriate for your space.

Before you buy: the honest tradeoffs

It is not a grill. The Banger is the drink, sink, prep, and power station around your grill or griddle.

Measure the route. The unit is substantial. Check its dimensions, folded footprint, gate width, turns, and any steps before ordering.

Plan the power and drainage. Add up appliance loads, use an appropriate protected outlet, and pick a suitable route for sink water.

Know the purchase terms. The current price is $5,695, stated lead time is 4–6 weeks, sales are final, and delivery is limited to the continental US.

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The backyard bar, handled

Give the host a place in the party.

If your ideal setup means cold drinks, water at the station, space to prep, and a bar you can move when the season changes, the Backyard Banger is built for that job.

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Questions before you set up your bar?

What is a backyard wet bar?

A backyard wet bar is an outdoor drink station with a sink and running water. The Backyard Banger adds a hose-fed sink, an outdoor-rated 4.5 cu ft fridge, a 20-amp GFCI power tower, and teak prep space in a rolling unit.

Can I use the Backyard Banger as a beer stand?

Yes. Use the fridge for cold drinks, the teak surface for cups and serving, and the sink for rinsing. It works as a dedicated drink station or alongside a grill and prep setup.

Does a backyard bar need plumbing?

A permanent built-in bar may need supply, drainage, electrical work, and local approvals. The Backyard Banger uses a standard garden hose and drains to a bucket or drain hose, so it does not need a plumbed supply or drain connection. Check local rules for your property.

Can it be moved and stored?

It rolls on locking casters. The side wings fold down and the unit can be rolled into a garage between uses; check the specs and measure your path before ordering.

What does the Backyard Banger cost?

The current listed price is $5,695. It ships partially assembled, with a stated lead time of 4–6 weeks; sales are final and delivery is limited to the continental United States.

Key details

The Backyard Banger is a portable backyard wet bar and prep station priced at $5,695. It includes a garden-hose-fed sink, a 4.5 cubic foot outdoor-rated refrigerator, a 20-amp GFCI power tower, and 20 square feet of teak worktop. It rolls on casters and folds down for storage. Sink water drains to a bucket or drain hose. It ships partially assembled with a stated lead time of 4–6 weeks; sales are final and delivery is limited to the continental United States.