These two couples have come up with the perfect way to decide the age old dilemma of who drives to the pub - by building a boozer in-between their HOUSES. Kelvin, 46, and Samantha Mayes, 47, and their neighbours Rob, 53, and Helen Sheldon, 47, constructed the shed-style pub for just £80 using mainly recycled items in March this year. Incredibly, the 15ft (4.6m) long by 6ft (1.8m) wide boozer is situated in a narrow space between their semi-detached homes in Willenhall, West Mids. The couples spent £40 on the corrugated iron roof while the bar is an old work surface and the chairs came from an old bus. They then stocked up the mini-pub with their own home brewed beers, lagers, wines and ciders and used trinkets found on eBay and at car boot sales to decorate the interior.