Rick,
Go with a large single door, 18' if you can - the extra width is nice. My
garage is 26 X 35 and I put in 1 - 10' and 1- 18' insulated ma. One large
single door is far more practical for everyday pulling in / out and allows
you to pull a vehicle into the center easily when needing extra room all
around it. 2 or 3 smaller doors looks more balanced, but not very
practical.
A few of suggestions: If you are planning to heat this space is to put a
ceiling in and insulate it. Paint everything white. Put plenty of outlets
around. Concrete floor is better over black top for cleaning up oil / fuel
spills and will last for ever.
Krister
Rick Schaefer
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I am in final planning for my new garage. Gonna be a 24x36x10
D-I-Y pole barn. I'm buying attic/storage trusses for the front &
rear 12 feet. Then scissor trusses for the middle 12, give me enough
overhead room for a lift IF I can ever swing it.
I'm stuck on what to do for garage doors. 2 9x8's or 1 16x8???
(BTW - gonna have a 9x8 back door too). I'm thinking that 16x8 will
be easier for entry & exit and PROBABLY more practical. Any thoughts
on that? Thanx.
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