Prefabricated garage - concrete or steel? What is recommended?

My post was not about the cheapest version of the garage. I was only concerned with the experience values of both models. Both are feasible.
I cannot plan again, but I already told you that.

Take a look at a classified ads site of your choice, they often give away prefabricated garages for free, you do have to take care of the shipping but that is often a fraction of the original price.

we need a garage for our planned house. Masonry is out due to the high costs.

Hello Chloe83

these are always the statements that I don't understand.
I recently built a garage. (OK, except for the masonry, I did everything myself.)
Excavated myself, installed concrete floor slab. Masonry (17.5 cm sand-lime brick) by a bricklayer. Poured the ceiling myself.
Costs including building permit: approx. 2,000 euros.

Steven

I just built a garage. (OK, except for the masonry, I did everything myself.)

You seem to be extremely skilled at handiwork, but we are not. We would have to have something like that done.

A proper gate should already consume a good part of the amount.

We have had a 3x6m precast concrete garage from Rekers for some time now and are very satisfied. We also considered a steel garage, but in the end, the advantages of a concrete garage convinced us more. The garage floor is basically delivered with it, the garage was assembled in just a few hours, and green roofing was easily possible. Another plus point for us was that precast concrete garages can easily be built into a slope. Our house is already built on the hill, so the garage was to be right next to it, and therefore this construction method was the only sensible one. Which garage did you finally decide on? And for what reasons?