Detached Garage...
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What are you talking about?
I think he's talking about the little overhang/porch area by the door :shrug:
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one other thing, make sure the concrete contractor puts a vapor barrier in. It should be there regardless, but definitely with a high dollar epoxy floor.
Fixed.
Where I live we have a whole house humidifier to keep it at 40-45%.
I'd put drains in too. **** the city, install drain half inch below finished concrete, break concrete and install cover after final inspection.
My father in law is the mayor. lol
that's a porch?
Yes, there will be concrete under it, it wraps around to both sides.
just my .02 but I think aesthetically it might look better on the side of the garage. I think it would just look out of place right in the front.
Let me know how this works out. I need to build one too.
LOL, I was thinking the same thing. Nothing going in that drain that would not go on the ground if the building wasn't there. Him being the mayor tells me that he wouldn't know.
I would stick build just due to the fact I would want the interior plastered and painted. I’d treat it more of a working showroom than shop/garage. Definitely sit down with your architect and share your equipment requirements and cut sheets if your buying them and lighting needs as well so the subs can get in and out.
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Make sure you insulate the garage doors too and don’t do insulated roll up doors the insulation is just glued on and comes off easily. The place we just purchased has a 30x40 stick garage and a 12x12 sliding back door don’t do sliding doors either they’re very hard to weather proof.
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