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Recommendations for a Garage Build
Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2017 12:25 pm
by landshark
Looking for some recommendations on building a replacement or build onto my existing garage.
Re: Recommendations for a Garage Build
Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2017 10:28 pm
by Digger
How much space do you have and what do you want to do with it?
I'm working out of ~700 sqft. It's tight with the Fairlane and the Bronco + tools, but I make it work.
My FIL built a ~40'x40'. He filled it, but mostly with vehicles and tractors.
My plan at the moment is a 1500sqft to 2000sqft building, but it has to be 50' deep so I can park a truck and trailer length-wise.
Re: Recommendations for a Garage Build
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2017 8:03 am
by ZOSO
Digger wrote:How much space do you have and what do you want to do with it?
I'm working out of ~700 sqft. It's tight with the Fairlane and the Bronco + tools, but I make it work.
My FIL built a ~40'x40'. He filled it, but mostly with vehicles and tractors.
My plan at the moment is a 1500sqft to 2000sqft building, but it has to be 50' deep so I can park a truck and trailer length-wise.
I'll trade you my 380sqft garage. It's tough with a Harley, bronco, and mustang in there.
Chris, contact Trei. He built crawlercreations garage.
Re: Recommendations for a Garage Build
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2017 8:22 am
by landshark
Digger wrote:How much space do you have and what do you want to do with it?
I'm working out of ~700 sqft. It's tight with the Fairlane and the Bronco + tools, but I make it work.
My FIL built a ~40'x40'. He filled it, but mostly with vehicles and tractors.
My plan at the moment is a 1500sqft to 2000sqft building, but it has to be 50' deep so I can park a truck and trailer length-wise.
Space is a premium - i live in denver on a 4700 sq ft lot and currently have a 100 year old one car garage - looking to build a 2.5 car or close to it onto or replace the existing structure.
Re: Recommendations for a Garage Build
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2017 4:59 am
by BOBS 2 68S
Think tall walls. The back 4 garage car's walls are right at 8 foot. Wedged a sheet of finished oak plywood floor to ceiling and the hood of the bronco hit the rafters. When I had the shop built I went with 10 foot walls. But Denvers building codes might have a height limit.
There is always the heated floor, AC, big screen tv wet bar...
Re: Recommendations for a Garage Build
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2017 6:53 am
by hockeydad4-22
BOBS 2 68S wrote:Think tall walls. The back 4 garage car's walls are right at 8 foot. Wedged a sheet of finished oak plywood floor to ceiling and the hood of the bronco hit the rafters. When I had the shop built I went with 10 foot walls. But Denvers building codes might have a height limit.
There is always the heated floor, AC, big screen tv wet bar...
You forgot stripper pole
