One review mentions concrete pad plus two rows of concrete blocks and then installing a standard garage door and having 9ft ceilings.....I think you would need the same. Adds $2000 to the cost at least.sirisak wrote: ↑ I am looking for a larger shed where i can place my SUV.
https://www.costco.ca/.product.10047840 ... 4_COSTCOCA
I plan to go with a concrete base
Is this recommended.
Good catch, I read in reviews that we can raise the height while installing. Provided door will become useless, anyways I plan to replace them with remote garage door.BeaverLiquor wrote: ↑ According to reviews, the door openings are only about 5'8", so unless you have some dinky CUV like a CRV or Rav4 or smaller, you'll need some modifications or a crane to lift and put the shed over your car.
They are illegal because a mild wind will blow them away like that portable Johnny-On-The-Site toilet in a Youtube video where a whirlwind picked it up and levitated it 100 ft above a crowded park on a sunny summer day.
MusicBox wrote: ↑ They are illegal because a mild wind will blow them away like that portable Johnny-On-The-Site toilet in a Youtube video where a whirlwind picked it up and levitated it 100 ft above a crowded park on a sunny summer day.
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Okay I clicked the link, Wow that's a big shed, almost a complete garage, I assume the foundation is heavy or can be secured to a concrete slab?
As it is greater than 10 sq m in size, you'll need a building permit for it (assuming you are in Ontario)sirisak wrote: ↑ I am looking for a larger shed where i can place my SUV.
https://www.costco.ca/.product.10047840 ... 4_COSTCOCA
I plan to go with a concrete base
Is this recommended.
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