Garage door - one large or two small ones?

Yes, a bit of organizational skill and systematic approach is definitely expected when it comes to cluttering, that's true

I had gotten various offers since my door is also twice as wide as normal doors.
Price-wise, the double door was not much different from two small ones.

The people from Bauelemente swore by two doors. Ingo Schaefer, a master metalworker from Lindlar, gave me the offer for one large garage door. I decided on one door. It's just more practical. You don't bump into the middle and it works great.

But it's a matter of taste.

But do I not also have to look "left and right" when approaching a large gate to see if I could "andozen" somewhere? But what happens if the "better half" has parked too far in the middle at a large gate, then you also have to make sure you still fit in. I mean, with a fixed central post, you are "safe" in one direction, you can even use the post as a "target aid"! Somehow creates order when parking...

We are also currently planning the garage and I have already switched several times from 1 large to 2 small... We will make the driveway long enough so that you can drive in nicely straight.

I have now planned the garage to be 6.5m wide once. It will be built later but must first be included in the building application. The general contractor is doing a structural analysis so I have to slowly finalize the garage plans... Therefore, I would be interested in the costs, can someone compare here? My better half wants to put the garbage bins etc. in the garage or use it as a passage from the garden to the street. I would like to have additional (temporary) storage space during the construction period, so I am leaning towards 2 gates.