RV garage pictures

fun w son wrote:
I was thinking of going 20x30 and 14' tall walls and a 12' tall roll up door.

If you have the room, you should go longer and taller. You will need a 14' door if you think you might ever go with a 5er or MH.

I will also attest to the need to build for the future. My dad built for their old Class C. When they upgraded to an A they had to raise the door and lengthen the building. When they upgraded to a pusher, they were limited to the size of the garage.

My garage is 26' x 52' with 16' sidewalls. If I were to do this again I would go a little longer (truck and 5er just fit in when they are attached since I now have a crew cab long bed. I also would go a little wider as I put my boat and 5er next teach otherer, and it is very tight to get them side by side when the slides are out.

Also, install lots of windows. Natural light is key.

Here are some photos of mine.

I was thinking of going 20x30 and 14' tall walls and a 12' tall roll up door.

Not answering your question, but some advice based on the experience of my parents... Think ahead, meaning might you upgrade to a bigger rig one day? My Dad had built two storage buildings for their class C - one at home and one at the lake property. Some time later they upgraded to a longer and taller class A, so both buildings had to be raised and lengthened.

Whatever you build DON'T scrimp on the overhead doors.

Very happy mine are 15'H X 16'W.

IMHO 14'H X 15'W would be minumim.


C.B.