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Quiksilver

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I am in the process of designing my garage so that I can get pricing. I think it will probably be about 24' wide as I have limitations in my back yard. I would like to see some pictures of 24' wide garages with 2 post or 4 post lifts in them. I have an F150 and I want to make sure that there will be plenty of room to move around with the F150 parked next to the lift. Especially when there is a car on the lift.

Thank you for any help. This forum is awesome.
 
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christian

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I'd say make it as wide as you can. that doesn't seem like enough width.
 

ron in sc

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My new garage is 24' wide and I have plenty of room with lift. Mine is a single car garage though. Are you talking about a two car or one car garage?
 
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Quiksilver

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I would like it to be a 2 car, I will post a picture from sketchup to describe more of what I am thinking of.

We bought the house earlier this year and the people built it about 2/3rds of the way back on our 100 x 200ft lot. On top of that the house sits to one side of the lot and the driveway is on lesser of the sides. I can't go too wide without crowding the house, I don't want to do that, and more importantly my wife doesn't want me to do that.
 
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Quiksilver

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I guess the width were the lift is at would technically be considered 30ft instead of 24.
 

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