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Comments (3)The garage will be used to park two vehicles, one an SUV approximately 84" tall with racks installed and an intermediate size sedan. I'll want workbench space at the back wall. I'll be eliminating lally columns by installing a micro lam beam. I'm limited to 27' x 30' deep footprint, due to setback rules. I'm planning on installing two 9' wide doors that are 7'6" high. Could probably go 8'(96")on the height, but not any more, due to the fact that the doors are on the non-gable side of this garage. It's a fairly low ranch and I run out of wall height after that. I forget now the ceiling height on the garage itself, though we did take into account the door opener allowance. Thanks for the input folks. Best, Bob...See MoreAdding peaked roof above entryway on ranch house?
Comments (14)I agree with many of these comments. Your house is charming as it is! We just sold a ranch home that I wanted desperately to add a larger front porch and/or more interesting roof line to. In the end, we didn't. And wouldn't you know maintaining the structural and aesthetic integrity of what our home originally was (even if that wasn't on trend) is what brought us a cash buyer in 3 days at over asking price. I do think that option 1 from the architect is a nice look though....See MoreEngineered hardwood transition to oak floor
Comments (6)Site finished oak flooring like you have would look great and is still available - will always be available because it is a timeless floor. It is also one of the less expensive solid hardwood floorings - might be similar in price to the engineered you are considering as some is very expensive - especially if it is in a trendy style....See MoreExterior Renovation Ideas, 1950s Ranch with Two Entrances
Comments (7)Just put an addition on my house as well, and it looks very similar to yours, only I have a front porch. Because my house has a hip roof, we were only able to go from an 8 to a 9 foot ceiling for the back addition. Otherwise, it would have looked weird in the front of the house. Your architect will be able to help you with that. I would go somewhere from the front door to that walkway between the garage with the addition in back. I'm not a pro, so don't take my word for it....but I think the placement of the roof lines with that area will make the most sense. You'd be surprised what an update it will make! Lucky for you, your garage is in line with your house.....my was at an angle and made for a VERY tiny laundry room coming in from the garage, but it's just the two of us now and we will make it work. I could only make my addition 20 feet wide because of the angles of the different roof lines and hip roof. It doesn't appear you have that problem, so could make a fairly large addition out of it! I'll try to attach some pictures of mine to give you some ideas of how it transitioned into my roof line. I, too, have two entrances like you. One we use the heck out of, the other one just for moving big things in and out of the house! LOL!!...See MoreRelated Professionals
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