Prefabricated garages concrete and steel, current prices?

Maybe you could still draw the planned interior layout and gate position of the garage to scale. I'm a bit skeptical about how you'll get the second car in with the paved area and the garbage bins, and comfortably get in/out. That seems quite tight to me. The street access is middle-left, right?

Hello! Yes, exactly. The street is middle-left. The garage is planned to be 9 meters wide. From "left to right" that is: 6 meters double garage (direct driveway from "above") and the right part of the garage is the 3*6 meter extension for stuff.

6 meter double garage (straight driveway from "above")

Your access path to the garage is only about 5m wide. How wide will your garage door be?

Where the trash bins are, I would put a door to easily get in and out with the bikes. I would put the trash bins around the corner so they are not visible from the street.

Your access path to the garage is only about 5m wide. How wide will your garage door be?

Where the trash bins are, I would put a door to easily get in and out with the bikes. I would move the trash bins around the corner so that...

Thanks for your suggestions! The access path to the garage is about 5.50 meters wide, the garage door is a standard 5 meters. Both cars should be able to be parked in the garage normally.

We will then hide the trash bins in a "box." We don’t want to place them any further toward the front door—pushing them to the street would eventually be too far :)

The door on the right side makes more sense for us because it noticeably shortens the path to the front door.

I agree with the opinion of . It should be easier to get the bicycles into the extension. Because always turning the bicycles around the corner and then again on the narrow path in front of the extension door, that will quickly leave marks next to the path. And the garbage bins could be placed directly to the right around the corner on the extension wall. That is insignificantly further to pull out on collection day. I could also imagine that the path terrace/extension is used more often for garden work etc., and then the access to the extension is also better. The terrace is planned with quite a large area, but only 3 m deep. Depending on how the kitchen access etc. is arranged and the planning for grilling/eating on the terrace, I consider 3 m depth too little. That is then more of a sequence of design options around this otherwise large terrace area.