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Old 12-28-04, 11:50   #1 (permalink)
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New Garage Layout

So I finally got around to putting my new garage layout on paper. I hope to have everything done except the new concrete floor by spring. So tell me what you think. I'm looking to improve efficency while I'm detailing , so I'd like to hear any and all ideas. Thanks


Here is the layout......

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Old 12-28-04, 12:09   #2 (permalink)
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Looks great. Are you going to keep the electrical service on the dry side? Where is the electric water heater going to go?
Most importantly, where and how many drains are you going to use? Will they drain down to the weeping tile, or be routed to the main drain of the house?
Just a few ideas- questions.

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Old 12-28-04, 12:31   #3 (permalink)
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The tv is too small
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Old 12-29-04, 09:57   #4 (permalink)
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Doug,

Those plans look excellent. 24x24 is a nice sized garage.

One very minor suggestion: I would think carefully about electrical outlets. I wish I had added some more into my garage. If done "early can lights" over the work bench can be added for reasonable dollars.

I also wish I had gotten the floor stained since it is easier to do at the beginning (less moving, maybe less cost, etc.).

Please show us some pics when it is being built.
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