Garage for Class A
Planning for the future and meeting with an architect soon to layout a freestanding RV garage/apartment. I found several plans online but most RV bays are just wide enough for RV with slides in. I wo...
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Isaac-1 wrote:
I store my 28 ft Class A in a metal shop building on the family farm, the building is a 40x60 with a partition wall down the middle making my half a 30x40 ft space with a 12x12 roll up door offset a bit so it is closer to the partition wall than the outside wall, the peak ceiling height is about 15.5 ft. In my case I have warehouse shelves along the outside wall to store other stuff (there is a forklift I can use on the farm to get heavy stuff down, just back the motorhome out drive the forklift in) This leaves an effective a space about 40 ft long by 22 wide for the motorhome, which I feel works well for my no slide 28 ft motorhome. It also gives me a little room to trade up, although less than you might think as I only have about an extra 4 ft on length and still maintain a the ability to comfortably walk all the way around the motorhome.
Can you do a taller door?? that is sad. Mine is on a little slope, but I had 40 ft from the street to make it work, and have a 14' high door. Hope you can get it worked out.
