Ruska
2019-08-24 20:55:17
- #1
Hello,
shortly we will clear the construction site where still a lot of stuff is standing around. Among other things, there are hundreds, maybe even thousands of brand new sand-lime bricks (2DF, L). Originally, I planned to build a carport next to the house, but given the available material, the idea of a solid garage for a passenger car, mid-size station wagon category (Passat, Insignia etc.) is growing. How big should I plan and what additional costs will I face? I would do the masonry work myself under the "guidance" of a bricklayer. Time is not a decisive factor, I see this as a leisure project... It should not become living space, so no heating or special insulation is planned. Only space for the car and a couple of tool cabinets, winter tires etc., one window and one gate. I am sure it is not as simple as I imagine, so I thank you for your experiences and advice.
Regards, Ruska
shortly we will clear the construction site where still a lot of stuff is standing around. Among other things, there are hundreds, maybe even thousands of brand new sand-lime bricks (2DF, L). Originally, I planned to build a carport next to the house, but given the available material, the idea of a solid garage for a passenger car, mid-size station wagon category (Passat, Insignia etc.) is growing. How big should I plan and what additional costs will I face? I would do the masonry work myself under the "guidance" of a bricklayer. Time is not a decisive factor, I see this as a leisure project... It should not become living space, so no heating or special insulation is planned. Only space for the car and a couple of tool cabinets, winter tires etc., one window and one gate. I am sure it is not as simple as I imagine, so I thank you for your experiences and advice.
Regards, Ruska