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5'6". this was actually a bone of contention with the city as the corner is 10' 1/8" from the corner of the neighbors roof. They said it was too close, the code says 10'. Close, but still legal.

Trim in up on the front and ready to accept a garage door. Property line side is 99% and looks great in my opinion. Hardy board on the back side is mostly up and will be a great spot to hang my garden tools. This has been a productive week.

sometimes progress in measured in board inches.

high windows for natural light and security. style follows the function. the back side will get shelving, a place to hang my yard tools and a compressor.

The good news for today is that I now have a door.

Moving right along

window trim in and backlit.

Trimming out the window frames

I grew up in Douglas County and after many years abroad, came back here for school. after dealing with the city, amongst other things, we are probably going elsewhere after I graduate.

Framing passed inspection, so onto the siding.

Progress. Wall framing complete.

Otherwise known as Eugene, OR.

Another light hanging. For lighting the auto bay.

Hung some lights today. each fixture is rocking 4 T8 LED bulbs, pushing out a lot of lumens and not so much heat. It is bright where I need it.

This thread is continued here: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=373735

todays update

Over the better part of this year, we have been attempting to wall in the existing carport on our mid century home. after 8 months, we finally got the permiting to allow construction to go forward. up to this point I have been chronicling this is the intro thread here...

Fair enough. any issue with adding a link to this thread so I do not have to repost all the pictures?

making progress

It only took six months to get the permitting. Now it's raining.