Double carport with shed 6x9m on the boundary

Our experience: Stay away from ESB/Siebau!!!! There they try to force through sales. Our wish: a carport, a wall at the back, a wall on the right up to the corner of the house including a door. What ESB wants to sell us: a wall at the back and a passage on the right next to a door. Now they insist on payment and damages, even though we never signed this nonsense that they sent us along with the drawing! They sent their employee out to measure three times – given how he handled the tape measure, it doesn’t surprise me in hindsight that our wishes didn’t make it to the office. When we pointed out the mistake and asked for correction (which would even cost us more because of the additional element), ESB recommended that we should look for another provider. We were speechless. We became even more speechless when, contrary to their own recommendation, they weren’t ashamed to send us a reminder anyway. So if you really want to take on work and trouble for expensive money, go to ESB/Siebau. There you can measure everything again, correct it, and have the responsibility for the “work” of ESB/Siebau pushed onto you. We are now handing the case over to our lawyer.

So basically, it's possible for under 10k including assembly, at least here in the North. We bought a carport from Brüning-Carport last year and also had it assembled. 6x9m, of which 6x3.5m is a shed. The roof is trapezoidal sheets with anti-condensation fleece. We paid just under 9k.

The thread is from 2015, the carport is already built... probably just wanted to rant about a company online and even registered for that [emoji16]

So basically, it’s possible for under 10k including assembly, at least here in the North. Last year we bought a carport from Brüning-Carport and had it assembled as well. 6x9m, of which 6x3.5m is a shed. The roof consists of trapezoidal sheets with anti-condensation fleece. We paid just under 9k.

Thanks for the pictures. We are planning exactly the same dimensions with an equally large storage room and had actually planned to separate the storage room, but your implementation is much better. Or do you see any disadvantages?

I would basically save a wall and an extra door. Thanks also for the idea.

What is meant by separating the equipment room?

What is meant by separating the equipment room?

Here is what I mean (see screenshot). This is the current plan. Although I now find a contiguous equipment room, like in the previous photos, more charming.