You need 5 meters (16 feet) of space in front of the garage (left side) to park a car. To ensure that you can still drive the second vehicle in and out on the right side, you will need at least the same length of space in front again.
Since those who are less confident with maneuvering tend to drive smaller cars and usually prefer to drive straight in and out of the garage, the larger vehicle will likely need to be parked on the right.
If you plan to have a hedge or garbage bins on the right side of the driveway, it’s better to allow for some extra space.
Since those who are less confident with maneuvering tend to drive smaller cars and usually prefer to drive straight in and out of the garage, the larger vehicle will likely need to be parked on the right.
If you plan to have a hedge or garbage bins on the right side of the driveway, it’s better to allow for some extra space.
11ant schrieb:
Just as some dog owners get pulled along on a leash by their dogs, you can of course give the house whatever space the garage leaves. But I already shared my thoughts on that today:I read that ;-)
Don’t worry, we don’t want a room between the garage and the house. We’re actually thinking about a shaft inside the garage that leads vertically down into the basement of the house. We want to use it to transport our firewood in cage pallets with a crane/lift mast directly into the basement. (Cut/split the wood, then load it into the cage pallets. Stack these to dry and, when needed, just lift a full dry cage pallet into the basement for restocking.)
Because of this, we’re still undecided whether the main entrance should be located on the east or north side. A front door the width of a standard interior door is not an option for us.
Otus11 schrieb:
I would first consider whether you want to turn around in front of the garage (in which case, possibly allow some paved area in front of the house for maneuvering), or if you want to back down the long driveway.That is exactly why we’ve already planned the house with a 4.50m (14 feet 9 inches) setback from the northern property line—so we can do just that :-)
SteDen schrieb:
Our main focus is a shaft that should be located in the garage and run vertically down to the basement of the house. We want to use a crane/lift mast to move our firewood stored in mesh boxes directly into the basement.Firewood usually fares best when stored outdoors in the air under a roof overhang, either in front of or behind the cabin. Therefore, I would rather consider a rear exit from the garage, along with a rear roof overhang, for this purpose.
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Only one or two wire mesh containers of dry wood will be moved to the basement, which will be used directly for heating. The heating insert will be installed in the basement.
Of course, the wood will not be stored inside the house for drying.
Admittedly, I may have explained this a bit unclearly 🙄
Of course, the wood will not be stored inside the house for drying.
Admittedly, I may have explained this a bit unclearly 🙄
SteDen schrieb:
Just one or two pallet cages of dry wood are to be moved to the basement, which will be used directly for heating. The heating insert will be installed in the basement. I wouldn’t invent anything technical for that, but simply use a plain chute, like the ones used long before your time to get coal deliveries into the basement. It works the same way with wood, just with less mess than back then.
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