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Garage Plan #
Length Feet
Width Feet
Ceiling Height
Door Height
Roof Pitch
Roof Style
Building Style
Door Location
Bonus Truss

g185
26'
30'
8'
7'
Gambrel
Gambrel
Barn/Garage
Gable

g186
24'
48'
10'
9'
Gambrel
Gambrel
Barn/Garage
Gable

g187
20'
24'
8'
7'
Gambrel
Gambrel
Barn/Garage
Gable

g188
10'
12'
8'
6'8
4/12
Gable
Gable
Gable

g189
16'
20'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Gable
Gable

g190
16'
20'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Gable
Gable

g191
24'
36'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Gable
Gable

g192
14'
24'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Gable
Gable

g193
24'
24'
8
7
4/12
Gable
Gable
Gable

g194
36'
50'
14'
12'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g195
26'
38'
8'
7'
Gabmrel
Gambrel
Barn/Garage
Gable
Bonus

g196
26'
36'
8'
8'
12/12
Gable
Garage
Gable
Bonus

g197
36'
46'
16'
14'
5/12
Staggard Barn
Barn
Gable

g198
16'
20'
8'
8'
4/12
Gable
Pool House
Gable

g199
24'
48'
8'
7'
6/12
Gable
Office Garage
Gable

g200
28'
36'
10'
9'
6/12 10/12
Gable
Salt Box
Gable
Bonus

g201
24'
24'
8'
7'
6/12
Hip/Gable
Garage
Eave

g202
36'
50'
10'
10'
Gambrel
Gambrel
Barn
Gable
Bonus

g203
36'
84'
12'
10'
6/12
Gable
Barn
Gable
Bonus

g204
30'
48'
10'
8'
7/12 3/12
Gable
Salt Box
Gable

g205
20'
40'
10'
8'
5/12
Gable
Office Garage
Gable

g206
28'
36'
10'
9'
6/12 10/12
Gable
Salt Box
Gable
Bonus

g207
40'
80'
16'
14'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g208
20'
18'
8'
6'8
4/12
Gable
Storage Unit
Gable

g209
36'
46'
12'
10'
5/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g210
20'
30'
8'
7'
6/12
Gable
2 story Garage
Gable
Bonus

g211
26'
32'
10'
8'
6/12
Gabel
Garage
Gable

g212
32'
50'
14'
12'
8/12
Gabel
Block Garage
Gable

g213
26'
30'
8'
7'
8/12
Gable/Dormer
2 story Garage
Gable
Bonus

g214
24'
24'
9'
8'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g215
20'
20'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g216
24'
20'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g217
16'
24'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g218
24'
26'
9'
9'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g219
24'
20'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g220
16'
24'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g221
22'
32'
9'
8'
5/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g222
26'
36'
9'
8'
12/12
Gable
Garage
Gable
Bonus

g223
30'
50'
14'
12'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Eave

g224
30'
40'
14'
13'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Eave

g225
24'
22'
12'
10'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g226
30'
48'
14'
12'
6/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g227
22'
40'
16'
14'
6/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g228
22'
26'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g229
20'
20'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
2 story Garage
Gable

g230
25'
36'
14'
12'
6/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g231
22'
40'
14'
12'
6/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g232
20'
24'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g233
30'
20'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g234
30'
30'
9'
8'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g235
22'
40'
16'
14'
6/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g236
32'
56'
14'
12'
8/12
Gabel
Block Garage
Gable

g237
30'
44'
12'
11'
5/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g237b
30'
44'
14'
13'
5/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g238
30'
26'
9'
8'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g239
30'
26'
9'
8'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g240
30'
40'
13'
12'
4/12
Gable Lean to
Garage
Eave

g241
36'
43'
14'
13'
6/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g242
22'
22'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g243
24'
23'
9'
8'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g244
22'
22'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g245
24'
40'
10'
9'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g246
30'
40'
14'
12'
4/12
Gable Lean to
Garage
Gable

g247
30'
40'
14'
12'
4/12
Gable Lean to
Garage
Eave

g248
16'
35'
14'
13'
6/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g249
12'
24'
8'
6'8
4/12
Gable
Portable Garage
Eave

g250
30'
50'
10'
9'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Eave

g251
24'
36'
9'
8'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g252
30'
20'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g253
16'
35'
14'
13'
6/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g254
24'
24'
9'
8'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g255
30'
24'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable/Eave

g256
18'
24'
8'
7'
Gabrel
Gambrel
Barn/Garage
Eave

g257
42'
24'
9'
8'
5/12 3/12
Staggard Barn
Barn/Garage
Gable
Bonus

g258
44'
32'
10'
9'
5/12 3/12
Staggard Barn
Barn/Garage
Gable
Bonus

g259
24'
24'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g260
28'
24'
9'
8'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g261
20'
30'
8'
7'
6/12
Gable
Garage
Eave

g262
20'
20'
8'
7'
12/12
Gable
Garage
Gable
Bonus

g263
20'
24'
10'
9'
6/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g264
16'
35'
14'
13'
6/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g265
24'
32'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g266
28'
24'
9'
8'
6/21
Gable/Heal
Garage
Gable
Bonus

g267
30'
24'
10'
9'
10/12
Gable/Heal
Garage
Gable
Bonus

g268
24'
30'
10'
9'
10/12
Gable/Heal
Garage
Gable
Bonus

g269
24'
36'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g270
26'
28'
8'
7'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g271
24'
36'
9'
8'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Eave

g272
22'
38'
14'
13'
5/12
Hip
Garage
22' end

g273
16'
24'
10'
10'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g274
24'
30'
9'
8'
4/12
Gable
Garage
Gable

g275
16'
20'
8'
6'8
4/12
Gable
Shed
Gable

g276
16'
20'
8'
6'8
2/12
Shed
Shed
Gable

Related Article

TIPS FOR BUILDING YOUR OWN GARAGE

AUTHOR: Adrian Adams [6]

Home improvement projects [7] increase the value of your home,
while building skills and giving you a hobby to relax with, making
something worthwhile with your hands. One of the simpler home
improvement projects to tackle this coming summer is building a new
garage.

Before building, you need to figure out how big you need the garage
to be. Think about not just putting your car in the garage, but what
other commonly stored items will be placed there. Checking out floor
plans will give you a good estimate to work from.

Once you've determined the size of the garage, it's time to
determine what materials you want to use to build it, whether it's
pre-treated or pressure treated wood or a metal frame and siding
[8] arrangement. Both metal and timber garages come in pre-fab
construction kits, making the selection one that's driven by your
needs.

If you're in a colder climate, the timber garages will generally
have better insulation than the metal ones. If you're in a climate
with a lot of sunlight, the metal garages will hold up better to the
extremes in temperatures.

The first step in construction is getting a concrete slab laid down.
This will be the anchor point that your garage is built on. Do
yourself a favor and hire a good contractor [9] for this - pouring
cement is harder than it looks and it's very easy to ruin your garage
with a badly poured slab and the consequent poor drainage that
results.

Assembling your garage from a kit is mostly a matter of following
the instructions. With some help from your friends, it's not
unreasonable to put up a pre-fab garage or other building inside of a
weekend. It'll take some quality time with hammers and a nailgun, but
the end result will raise the value of your property and give you
grist for stories along the lines of 'Yeah, remember when we put up
Bill's garage?'...

Kinds of Garages

While we mentioned that there are pre-fabricated kits for building
your garage, it was understating the extend of these things. A brief
internet search on 'types of garages' will give you an overwhelming
number of answers about this type of construction.

While we mentioned choosing space requirements early on, look for
garages that have some expansion ability. In particular, several
vendors make garages that are modular components, allowing you to
customize the covered area to suit your needs directly and even add on
to them later.

If you're building a timber garage, always go for pressure treated
lumber. This is lumber that has had a good coating of protective
agents applied by high pressure jets of steam, making it resistant to
rot, water, mildew and insects. Even better, it doesn't need an annual
coating of preservative treatment every spring, doing so roughly every
three years is good enough.

For a more form follows function construction method, nothing quite
beats the benefit of pre-fab metal buildings. They're often enamel
coated and built from high grade steel and aluminum and will last for
years with no real effort needed to maintain them. Further, unlike a
lot of wooden buildings, they usually have cable mounting brackets
allowing you to run wiring [10] for power tools or a small office
into them and can be insulated in their void space with spray-in
insulation. While this is a bit more involved than throwing up a
garage, it can have its merits as well - as families or home-based
businesses grow, you'll eventually need either an office or storage
space for your records and backups.

Finally, for appearance, look at how the garage will situate in your
yard - will it provide shade, a convenient place to hang a basketball
hoop? Do your intended color schemes match your house or complement
them? Does your local homeowners association have regulations and
guidelines for this sort of building?

Always look, when working on improving your property, for the things
that will add the most value for the least amount of effort and
investment.

Article Source:
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