Hello all
Thought I'd run this one by you for some thoughts:
I have a detached garage that sits at about 30 degrees to the house. The front of the garage is about 1m away from the front corner of the house.
I'm looking to cover the triangular area between the garage and the house and add door access from the house into this area. The official line is that it's to add a utility room outside the kitchen, although I'll be getting a bigger garage at the same time
I'm considering a single skin brick wall (same as garage construction) joining the garage to the house front and rear, with a flat roof on top. The bottom of the existing house-side garage wall could be removed and the garage roof supported with the necessary steel work. The garage door would become about 2 or 3 foot wider and the floor space would become like a triangle with the main point cut off.
Does that sound feasible ? Any other options recommended?
I understand its difficult to visual from the explanation but all constructive comments are appreciated.
Cheers,
P.J.
Thought I'd run this one by you for some thoughts:
I have a detached garage that sits at about 30 degrees to the house. The front of the garage is about 1m away from the front corner of the house.
I'm looking to cover the triangular area between the garage and the house and add door access from the house into this area. The official line is that it's to add a utility room outside the kitchen, although I'll be getting a bigger garage at the same time
I'm considering a single skin brick wall (same as garage construction) joining the garage to the house front and rear, with a flat roof on top. The bottom of the existing house-side garage wall could be removed and the garage roof supported with the necessary steel work. The garage door would become about 2 or 3 foot wider and the floor space would become like a triangle with the main point cut off.
Does that sound feasible ? Any other options recommended?
I understand its difficult to visual from the explanation but all constructive comments are appreciated.
Cheers,
P.J.