ᐅ What type of foundation is suitable for a prefabricated garage?

No, the garage does not have a floor.

The precast elements will then be sealed towards the floor.

In this case, a concrete slab foundation would be the only option for me personally.

Golfi90 schrieb:
a steel wall garage that is plastered and therefore looks like a solid concrete garage.

My landlord used to manufacture garages and halls himself and did not offer plaster, only a sand finish — presumably he shared my skepticism about plastering steel. The texture can match plaster — also in long-term appearance — and except for the panel joints, the material doesn’t reveal itself. However, it should be noted: there is a local pumice “prefab” garage manufacturer and within the region one (formerly two) concrete garage manufacturers, so the small price difference between a high-quality (and consequently more elaborate) plastered steel garage and a precast concrete garage probably made it “practically impossible” to offer both in parallel.

Obstlerbaum schrieb:
In that case, for me personally only a concrete slab would be an option.

That’s where two perspectives clashed, since the steel garage is also valued for the advantage of easy relocation.

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It is definitely not planned to move or enlarge the garage in a few years. It will be built directly on the property line and represents the maximum allowed size.

In my opinion, there should also be a concrete slab underneath...

11ant schrieb:
That brought two worlds together, as the steel garage is also valued for its advantage of easy relocatability.

A garage is not seasonal decoration. It is installed and remains in place.

Golfi90 schrieb:

In my opinion, a foundation slab should also be placed underneath...

Haven't you basically answered your own question then?