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Originally Posted by BlackandTan2004
OP whatever you do when you think you know how big you want it, add 20% more space. You will also want to make sure you have ample electric sockets, hot & cold water sillcocks, and you can never have enough lighting.
I know for sure when my wife and I go to build our next house (6-8 years) the garage will be roughly 30x40 (Each ride will have 13x30 space roughly). I also plan on building a separate building away from the house.
Current Garage (20x22 - Worthless).
I'm retiring in a couple years and my goal is to hopefully find a place with an outdoor building/shop. I'm thinking about the same size you want, maybe 30x45.
from March (above), fast-forward to mid-July (below) ~ final inspection is set for this Friday, then I can begin moving cars in
compare this photo to the first I posted
I can afford to build bigger, but this is as-large-as I can go on my property (set-backs, septic, etc.), and it'll do fine for maintaining my 1979 Z28 race car, protecting my 2003 C5, housing my small sheet-metal gage-making shop, and A/C'd storage in the attic
Last edited by Glensgages; Jul 27, 2016 at 08:39 PM.
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I'm retiring in a couple years and my goal is to hopefully find a place with an outdoor building/shop. I'm thinking about the same size you want, maybe 30x45.
