Garage entrance location

[briansd1]

[quote=Russell]Personally, I prefer a detached garage to create some separation.[/quote]

I too would rather have a detached garage connected through a breezeway to the main house.

Many houses back East are like that.

[ryphoenix]

What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?

[ryphoenix]

What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?

[ryphoenix]

What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?

[ryphoenix]

What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?

[ryphoenix]

What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?

[NotCranky]

[quote=ryphoenix]What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?[/quote]
If anyone actually engages in work in the garage, having it attached can be problematic. Woodworking, painting, epoxy stuff, welding, the fumes, dust, smoke and all the noise from this stuff is just too close to the house. Then again a detached garage and a workshop could be nice.

[NotCranky]

[quote=ryphoenix]What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?[/quote]
If anyone actually engages in work in the garage, having it attached can be problematic. Woodworking, painting, epoxy stuff, welding, the fumes, dust, smoke and all the noise from this stuff is just too close to the house. Then again a detached garage and a workshop could be nice.

[NotCranky]

[quote=ryphoenix]What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?[/quote]
If anyone actually engages in work in the garage, having it attached can be problematic. Woodworking, painting, epoxy stuff, welding, the fumes, dust, smoke and all the noise from this stuff is just too close to the house. Then again a detached garage and a workshop could be nice.

[NotCranky]

[quote=ryphoenix]What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?[/quote]
If anyone actually engages in work in the garage, having it attached can be problematic. Woodworking, painting, epoxy stuff, welding, the fumes, dust, smoke and all the noise from this stuff is just too close to the house. Then again a detached garage and a workshop could be nice.

[NotCranky]

[quote=ryphoenix]What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?[/quote]
If anyone actually engages in work in the garage, having it attached can be problematic. Woodworking, painting, epoxy stuff, welding, the fumes, dust, smoke and all the noise from this stuff is just too close to the house. Then again a detached garage and a workshop could be nice.

[Hobie]

[quote=ryphoenix]What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?[/quote]

1. Kid starts a band.
2. Husbands own space.
3. Front of house doesn’t look like a giant garage door and driveway.
4. If it is used as a workshop, house stays cleaner and quieter.

[Hobie]

[quote=ryphoenix]What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?[/quote]

1. Kid starts a band.
2. Husbands own space.
3. Front of house doesn’t look like a giant garage door and driveway.
4. If it is used as a workshop, house stays cleaner and quieter.

[Hobie]

[quote=ryphoenix]What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?[/quote]

1. Kid starts a band.
2. Husbands own space.
3. Front of house doesn’t look like a giant garage door and driveway.
4. If it is used as a workshop, house stays cleaner and quieter.

[Hobie]

[quote=ryphoenix]What’s the advantages of a detached garage, besides exhaust from the vehicles?[/quote]

1. Kid starts a band.
2. Husbands own space.
3. Front of house doesn’t look like a giant garage door and driveway.
4. If it is used as a workshop, house stays cleaner and quieter.

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