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New build: 30x25 attached

JordonMusser

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Dallas, TX
Been reading GJ for years, always lusting over great garages. Well, i am finally going to be building the garage I have dreamed about adding to my house since I bought it.

Currently the garage is 18x22 or so, and I am adding a 30.7x25 ft extension.

I will be installing an in ground scissor lift in the middle bay, a la Paul Bird.

its been a battle with the city, and a few *** hole neihbors but I should receive permits in about 3 weeks. My lift is on it's way form china, and I am working on other details as we speak. I will be stripping the side of the house, doing the drywall and electrical work but I will be leaving the concrete/framing/brick work up to pros. Just dont have the time to spend on it. Plus I have friends in those industries so I get fair pricing.

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here is the view from the current entry door of the 18x22. I have some recycled 4 bulb light fixtures in there, the 80 gallon air compressor is above mounted to a car tire for damping. This will be my "work shop" area, fab area etc. Plan to add a mill and a lathe. Already have Mig/Tig/plasma/cutting etc in this area.

The new portion (30.7' wide, 25.5 ft deep) will be where my daily driver stays, and I can have a long term project (or empty space!) and then of course the lift. in the bottom two pics you can see the new space has a vaulted ceiling, 18 and 9ft garage doors, and an entry door to my backyard.
The blue line shows where the current garage door is.

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(front wall above garage doors not shown)
 
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DMARSHALL

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Feb 12, 2012
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LITTLETON. COLO
Your draft is looking sweet.I also had a 20x20 and added a 26x40 addition not done with it yet still have insulation /drywall /boiler(infloor heat)/lift can't wait to finish it this summer. so much more room for fun time projects. make sure to post some pics. Good luck on your build. IMG_20110625_081929.jpg
 
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