I wish I could. But I built the shed. It's a stout 12x16. And my drive through gate is only 10 feet wide anyway. If I would've known about this rile beforehand, I definitely would've built the s
I'm definitely leaning this way.
I wish I could. But I built the shed. It's a stout 12x16. And my drive through gate is only 10 feet wide anyway. If I would've known about this rile beforehand, I definitely would've built the shop first though.
No spot for a breezeway. I'm in a neighborhood. I'm fortunate to have the yard size that I do. Many of the houses built after mine have substantially less.
I'm in Aiken county. My 12x16 required no permit or restriction. Anything beyond that size does though. I built it myself because she'd prices were ridiculous at the time. It's only about 2 years old.
Thanks for the replies. I had my mind set on doing a 32x30, with the gables being on the sides and not front/back. In my zone, the secondary structures on your lot can not exceed 50% of your home size. I didn’t think my 12x16 shed would factor into that since no permit was required for it. But...
I’m located in SC and am looking to build a detached garage/shop in my backyard. I have a limit of 796 sq ft imposed by the county. I would like to know what is the best size to go with within that limit from you all’s experience? I would like to have a 2 post lift in one of the bays for...