You dont have javascript enabled! Please enable it! No garage - no problem: an elegant log solution for your carpark | eurodita.com

No garage – no problem: an elegant log solution for your carpark

No garage – no problem: an elegant log solution for your carpark

Parking can quickly become a problem for families with at least two cars. An extension to your home, campsite or outdoor space is a standard solution. Parking is not always an issue.

We offer timber garage solutions to solve this problem. You can have a single-car garage or an ample double parking space. No need to worry about guests parking on your camping site or to spend too much money on house extensions. We’ll review several timber parking options so you can make an informed decision.

Different types of timber garages

There are many types of garages. The garage’s size is determined by how many cars you have to park.

No garage - no problem: an elegant log solution for your carparkSmall log garage – this solution might be the best for you if you’re driving a small city car. With a bit of space left, the 4.7×5.7m size fits most cars. The structure is easy to assemble on-site and has a simple aesthetic. Its compact dimensions can accommodate even smaller lots. These can match your camping pod or log house’s rustic timber appearance. You can get this garage with a window in different sizes (4x6m)

No garage - no problem: an elegant log solution for your carpark

Medium log garage – a larger version of the previous, simple log garage. This garage measures 6x9m and has a slightly protruding roof above the front gate. It is more practical in areas where there is a lot of rainfall. This garage can accommodate two cars, with some room left over, and has one front gate. Timber planks will enhance the rustic appearance of your lot. This garage will also include two front gates measuring 6x6m.

No garage - no problem: an elegant log solution for your carparkModern double garage – a solution for parking cars separately yet in the same building. This garage has two front doors that open to separate parking spaces for each vehicle. This is an excellent option if you manage a camping site that requires the ability to park cars from two families who don’t know one another. Each parking area has ample storage space to store camping equipment and other items. Each gate can be programmed with a separate remote. This is a great way to protect your privacy and security without compromising the aesthetics or finances of expensive buildings.

No garage - no problem: an elegant log solution for your carpark

Two-storey double garage – a comprehensive parking solution, with an entire second floor for storage or living. The second storey has a double-glazed window and stairs that lead to it from the outside. Two front gates provide easy access to the building and one large parking area for up to two cars. This 2-storey design can be used as a garage and log cabin in glulam or as a camping site.

Log garage cabin – s small parking garage for a single car, with a roof outcropping on its side. This timber garage is an excellent choice for your main home or those who want a veranda-type area.

Timber carports are a viable option.

No garage - no problem: an elegant log solution for your carpark

Timber carports are a good option for short stays or cars that withstand the elements. A smaller 4.3×6.3m Cardiff-style carport would be a great, cost-effective solution if you only have one car. Or if you’re running a business.or own two or more cars, a more enormous 6.3×5.9m Liverpool-style carport might be good for you. The roof is tall and sloped to prevent rainwater from collecting on the top.

Legal and maintenance

Before any structure is built on land that you own or rent, it should be reviewed by a competent legal counsel. It would help if you did not worry about legal issues building a carport in your backyard. You should be able to make a carport on your land if it does not occupy more than 50%. This is also true for garages. If unsure, consult your municipal unit if you need a construction permit.

Your municipal development office can help you with permits if your garage is oversized or has enough space for people. If you plan to use the garage for a business, such as a restaurant or a hotel, you will need to consult your lawyer or realty agent about whether additional structures can be built on the lot. It’s better to be safe than sorry.

Finally, maintaining a log garage is easy. The wood will remain intact if given a coat of varnish or paint every 2 to 3 years. Carports need less varnish but still require a new coat.

A timber garage is a wise investment. A timber garage is easy to maintain, cost-effective, requires little maintenance, and can be delivered almost ready to assemble on your site. Contact your local producer to determine which option is right for you. Good luck!