Camper in Garage- help with height please
Good morning. I have a new garage going up next week. 24x31 with 12 foot sidewalls. One side is for my bassboat. The other side will have my Northstar 850 in the back and in the winter my wife's s...
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joeshmoe wrote:rockhillmanor wrote:
My RV never saw the inside of her new garage because of the very slight incline to the door.:(
Say what?? You spent all that money for RV storage only to not have RV storage? I would have marched on down to the local tool rental place and got a jack hammer and gone to work on that concrete apron.
Wouldn't have helped.
The ground was graded up fr building and concrete floor poured inside. The concrete apron was poured for ease of access. So sadly incline still exists.
No one took into account that the actual whole building was graded above the level ground affecting the angle in which to enter. Here to tell ya it was a very slight incline not a glaring incline but enough to keep the ole RV from getting in.
Yes it was a lesson well learned. So I just like pointing it out to anyone building an RV storage building so they can avoid what happened to me.
