IT FITS!!!!

[jmsspratlin]

Originally Posted by KenP

We've got a nice little guest house out back with 800sqft and 10ft ceilings, a bedroom, kitchen, full bath, large den and small deck off the back. You know what it's used for? Poker mostly.

CP uses the bedroom as an art studio.

Yeah, I feel more than likely it would become a storage area, but I still like the idea of having it..

[Agriv8r]

great looking garage...

[mikejr]

We didnt build it with enough ceiling height for a lift and I'm not the most mechanically inclined person when it comes to a vehicle. I can build most anything, but couldnt fix a car to save my a$$.

The way we designed the posts, the bays to the right are both clear span so we can actually get a car in the side ways if need be. The way it was designed, we will be able to wash our cars in the winter which is a big help since none of the cars washes around here fit an H2. Sure you can use the pressure spray ones, but they dont get it very clean.

We have 4 inches of block showing at the base of the wall to keep the water from rotting out the sill plate.

We thought about going a bit larger, but then we'd be hacking out what little yard is left with the garage and the pool. We tried to keep all the options open for the upper floor, be it storage or future living space. Its alot cheaper to do it while its being built thats for sure.

[marin8703]

very nice, i wish i could do something like that.

[KenP]

Don't use drywall in the garage if you plan on washing the cars in there. Use that stuff they use on the walls of carwashes and some bathrooms. Check out the walls of your local 7/11.

The wall board won't hold up to the water. You probably already figured that, tho.

[fisherman]

Now.......get the Frig, beer, HD TV and sign "His Space" and move in...God life is beautiful.
The "fisherman"

Very nice setup!