3 ms·
Northeast USA you'll see them pretty frequently.
by ilc 3y ago
Northeast USA you'll see them pretty frequently.
- ghaff 3y agoWhen I owned two cars in New England, it was a pretty big win to get both cars inside during the winter especially if a storm were coming. Always took a bunch of cleanup in the fall to deal with all the crap that had migrated out to the floor of the garage during the summer.
- ilyt 3y agoI feel like not having dedicated shed/storage area in the house plan is one of most common architectural mistakes, given just how often garage ends up being just that
- ghaff 3y agoOn the other hand, I've often thought of adding a shed and it would invariably end up being a case of crap expanding to fill the space allotted to it. I don't need another 10'x13' shed to store more stuff. (I admittedly already have a workshop that sticks off the side of the garage.)
- ilyt 3y agoRight but separate room at least gives you a barrier. "This is place for crap, this is place for car". And if you have house with any kind of garden, you will need a place to store some basic tools, and maybe a grill, if house doesn't come with that it will naturally clog the garage.