BOA Men’s Shed

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BOA Men’s Shed A community space for men but we also welcome women, to connect, converse and create. The activities are for groups to enjoy together.

They help reduce loneliness and isolation, but most importantly, they’re fun. Supported by BoA Town Council, Wiltshire Area Board, BoA Preservation Trust and the Trustees of Avon Sports Club. We are located at Bradford on Avon FC and Sports Club

Come and see our latest up-cycling project which is now for sale. It was donated by an elderly gentleman who passed away...
18/08/2026

Come and see our latest up-cycling project which is now for sale. It was donated by an elderly gentleman who passed away recently. This table had been in the family home for many years. Ideal for a small living space with its folding leaves. UK collection only.

July Update.It’s a bit warm in the Shed come midday in this hot weather, so we have been knocking off a bit earlier but ...
17/07/2026

July Update.
It’s a bit warm in the Shed come midday in this hot weather, so we have been knocking off a bit earlier but that said, our projects are coming along nicely.
It seems like last year but it was only the beginning of June that we had a stall for “Join in Day”. This was well attended and was good fun. Due to the forecast it was moved inside and this was a good move. The two old fashioned challenges went down well. One was move the loop along the wire and don’t let the bell ring. The other was move the ball up and down without dropping it through the holes. See photos
We appear to be refurbishing lots of benches this year, three more have been completed since May and we have another 5 to 7 in the pipeline. The three we have finished were another two for the Council, The library bus stop had new wood fitted in situ and I am think the other one is going near the pavilion in the Victory Fields. The third one was a commission using Iroko so it should last for years.
Other projects finished are a tombola for the Crafty Hive, a bug hotel and posts for a football tennis net. On the net, we are not sure how you play it but we made some posts out of old table legs and some round ply blanks. This was for Chris Carr of the football club.
As a challenge, to use some short bits of wood up. We made some small 3 legged stools. The challenge is they have lots of tricky angles. One is in pine and one in oak. Hopefully these will sell OK at our next sale event.

May Update.We will have a stall in Westbury Gardens on “Join in Day” 10am to 3pm on Sat 6th June. Come down for a chat a...
19/05/2026

May Update.
We will have a stall in Westbury Gardens on “Join in Day” 10am to 3pm on Sat 6th June. Come down for a chat and see what we do. We will have some items for sale plus two old fashioned challenges

Since Feb the mixed bag of projects completed are:- The football Club fire exit doors, consisting of new push bars and replacing rotten wood (No photo). A refurbished side cabinet for one of our members, (before & after pics). The remaining Shortened Christ Church Pew sold. A New Altar Cross for Christ Church made from pew oak. This was CNC engraved thanks to a contact in Devon and a hanging rail for an occasional guest bedroom.
Also another bench was finished for the Council and this is now refitted in St Margaret’s Street near the united Church. Three more are in the renovation pipeline. Progress is steady but slow.

The photo with Mike in, caught him at the wrong moment, shows the end frames for the new Preservation Trust Bench and the office wall missing. Since Jan; Dave and Bernie + others have knocked the internal office down, this was just a junk store and removing it gives the Big Shed a more open feel.

We have for sale some pew fronts from Christ Church. Details below. If you want a free standing panel made please messag...
29/04/2026

We have for sale some pew fronts from Christ Church. Details below. If you want a free standing panel made please message me. These pew fronts are advertised on Market Place and eBay.

Late 19C Oak panelling / pew front from Christ Church Bradford on Avon

Each one is approximately 63" long(1600mm) by 32.5" high (826mm)
These are the free standing screen / panelling before the front row of pews to screen the congregations legs.
The front side is more ornate than the back side.

One end has the free standing support the other end was fixed into the wall.
The hymn book shelf is missing from both bits of panelling.
The construction is jointed with pegs, no glue and the odd screw.
They are relatively easy to dismantle.
If totally cleaned up the oak is a lovely pale "oak" colour.
One free standing barrier can be made by combining the two ends onto one panel.

Removed, from Christ Church Bradford on Avon
Good overall condition, Heavy solid wood, its a two person lift.

£100 ONO

Offered on behalf of Bradford on Avon's Mens Shed & Christ Church
Collection only, preferably on a Tue or Thu morning from Trowbridge Rd BoA. message me for details
Any questions please feel free to ask. Thanks

Address

Trowbridge Road
Bradford-on-Avon
BA151EE

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 12:45pm
Thursday 10am - 12:45pm

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