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I agree with ghnl....I am buying a 2 post and will sometimes store car underneath another...good luck and enjoy:D

texas and 15x22 x 12' high is max I can do by city codes, 5-6" slab for 2 post and door to my current 20x20x8"tall ceiling attached garage (can't go higher)...tools, benches etc. except for lift and compressor will be in new garage next to 20x20 carport. want to insulate and will run a bullet...

bottom line is shop elsewhere if price offends you

irresponsible action by that kid, fire him I would also...being or having been a veteran you go by the rules not take things into your own hands and maybe endanger others....autozone was right and I will still shop there....to each their own however, oh I am a veteran with 21 years service.

doing it myself...15x22x12' high, 1 9x8 door, concrete floor, regardless of which one I was thinking of using corner post metal 4x4x12' tall for strength....which would be cheaper to do, and what do you think of my idea for the corner post, also roof metal on metal build and could be either wood...

grandparents 50 2 door chevy buried back in the 80s in a ditch on the farm, still there I reckcon.

15x22 by 12' tall metal building, what is best way or product to insulate the walls of my work garage for project car?? 8x7 door is insulated(not roll up type) located in south west. thanks.

1/2 ton chevy (93) and 03 corvette, lift I think ihas 6' 1" max arm height and columns are 8' tall

instead of making an enclosed 15' wide carport/garage with 12' walls and flat roof, would I have enough room if I used 10' walls and pitched roof with max height in center of 12' to use a 2 post lift and be able to stand under car with lift at full height??? city restrictions of 12' max...

yes how much the lift itself weighs, not how much weight it can lift...thought it easier for people to tell me what they have and how much.

specifically 2 post but also 4 post.......how much does the lift itself weigh and what kind is it...thanks.

thanks for answers....build will be metal or stick, still deciding

for my garage build next year....pour now..nov-jan or wait until spring, mar-may....will be 3500psi and 6" thick, located in west texas. how does rain or cold affect the set up and strength?? thanks.

15 wide by 22 long, 12 tall, slab 5" thick for future 2 post lift, walls bolted to slab with j-bolts set in concrete like stick build would use......forgot to mention, 1 long wall already part of my present carport thus I thought of using 4x4 metal on other side. west texas where windy always...

WOW, your plans look great, I can't even dream of something like this, in city, and retired to do something this big, or the expense. sorry to see you are in dog house so soon, but when done will look great and the grass will grow back so wife will be happy....remember the old saying, when...

sorry if covered before...my computer crashed and lost everything:mad: anyway, thinking of using 4x4 metal for the corners set in concrete and then using 2x4s for the rest with 16 on center spacing, also will put in insulated garage door not roll up. walls will be metal on outside with osb or...

just to add ... I want the garage to be closed off by itself, wife uses carport and want to be able to secure new addition when not working in it otherwise I would just make current carport bigger. Glad it worked for you BMW Rider and I think I will be ok with what I am allowed. IToday city...

wall height, will be flat roof unless city decides to raise height limits which is now being discussed. in future would change to something with peak/slope if rules change.

house next door is 20' from my garage side...with city codes, setbacks etc. best I can do is a 13x22 next to my current carport both on back of house.....I currently have 2 car garage with 8' ceiling, carport behind it with same 8' ceiling.......what do you think should I build it and if so go...