A couple of photos of my new garage which will soon be finished, the only thing remaining is epoxy coating on the floor (dehumidifier is working on getting the humidity low enough to where the contractor will apply the epoxy).
First photo is taken from the door towards the garage door.
Second picture is a panorama photo taken from the corner showing the backside of the garage.
I am very pleased with the result.
The building interior is 8,5 meters wide and 8 meters deep, the garage door is 6 meters wide, and as you can see from the second photo there is a room in the back.
The back room (which is approximately 5 by 2 meters) is for storage of lawn tractor, snow blower and other machines which is currently filling up my "workshop" to a degree where I almost have to crawl over them to get from one side to another.
The backroom has its own small garage door on the back side of the building for easy access, but as the garage door needed more ceiling space than what was available in the small room I opted for a solution where the garage door goes through the top of the wall and into the main garage rather than taking more of my precious parking space to make the room large enough for the garage door.
The lights in the garage are all LED panels of 60x60cm which gives a very natural light, if feels more like skylights than artificial lightening.
When the garage is all done I will be moving my 718 Boxster into it and I will take delivery of my new 992 Carrera coupe which will sit besides the 718 in this garage.
Technically i now have 3 garages on my property, first is a small single car garage in the basement of my house, as the house was built in 1955 you can imagine that it is not that big, in fact a VW Golf Mk 2 barely fit in it, as this garage is more or less useless for modern cars I have converted it to a small workshop.
The second garage actually started its life as a two-car carport which was later closed and two garage doors was added, this is currently housing my 718 Boxster (still in winter hibernation) and my winter daily driver (Tesla Model 3). As it is a carport converted to garage it is not ideal, and when I ordered the 992 I knew I had to add another garage.
The third garage is the one depicted in the photos above, and it will house 2 cars, or 3 cars if I need, but that will require that I remove the car parked in the middle to get either the left or right car out.
The conclusion is that I now should be set for my future car parking needs ?