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Old 11-27-2011, 09:19 PM
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Back wall is 6' tall concrete wall holding back 5 1/2 feet of earth. RH side has a 14' tall ceiling, LH side has an 11' ceiling.
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I just built a 12'x12' shed with a 9'x7' garage door. I vinyl sided it, roofed it, and added vented soffit for air circulation and attached it to a cement pad with a built in ramp for around 2 grand. When I put the bike on its jack I can spin the bike around facing the door and ride right out. I also have plenty of room for a lot more bike things in there.
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Originally Posted by ArchieDrew
I just built a 12'x12' shed with a 9'x7' garage door. I vinyl sided it, roofed it, and added vented soffit for air circulation and attached it to a cement pad with a built in ramp for around 2 grand. When I put the bike on its jack I can spin the bike around facing the door and ride right out. I also have plenty of room for a lot more bike things in there.
How many boats can you fit in it?

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Originally Posted by 502ss
How many boats can you fit in it?

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He has a Aronow designed paddle boat in there, a true classic
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I have a 5 car garage and I’m building another one.
I have a buddy that put up a two level garage. 110’ X 50’
He still filled it…

Bottom Line-
You can’t build it big enough. Build as much as you can borrow and then some.
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Originally Posted by zt260

Bottom Line-
You can’t build it big enough. Build as much as you can borrow and then some.




This way you don`t have this problem 2 years later after adding an addition. Who knew I was going to have 8' itis thou

old boat fit nice



new one not so much..my garage has a condom now:







I should have built it bigger




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Go HUGE!! You will fill it up. I guarantee it.

I've got a 30x60 pole barn with 12 feet ceiling height.

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