11ant
2017-12-12 15:10:51
- #1
A workbench doesn’t need a partition wall. Especially when, because of the motorcycle, parking and workshop space flow seamlessly into each other, it makes sense not to build a partition wall. The wall only creates the need for more space for passage areas, which you then need on both sides (so doubled). I wouldn’t increase the width: you can just push the motorcycle through if one of the cars isn’t parked inside at the moment. And that you sometimes want to get in or out on both vehicle sides in the garage during rain doesn’t happen with two cars at the same time either. Adding up all possible comfort clearances, the garage would otherwise easily become bigger than the residential area for humans. With so much fuss about the motorbikes, the tail wags the dog in proportion. Six and a half meters of interior width as planned is already absolutely first class.Just now it occurred to me, you could also make the workshop only half as big. Leave out the wall in front of PKW1 (the right one) and place the bicycles there (they still have to go somewhere) and the motorcycle, and let the workshop be a workshop.