Tips for a sports shed or garage?

HelpHelp do you have a photo at hand? :) Actually also as a kind of sports room - if yes, do you heat? @ ypg: BBgBO § 2 Terms: "Living rooms are rooms intended or suitable for the not only temporary stay of people". 2-3 times a week for 1h is still "only temporary", especially if a lawnmower, bicycles and tools are also stored there, or do you have a more specific definition?

hi no, only for storing garden tools. But don't base it on sports. Sports come and go. I used to lift weights, now I've been jogging for 4 years. You get warm during sports, why would you want it warm inside?

Parking spaces for motor vehicles in Brandenburg seem to be considered as boundary development only if they are covered (carport). If the ground is sealed but no roof and no exterior walls are built, it is not yet included there.

HilfeHilfe: That’s true, I have thought about that too. During sports, you get warm very quickly, even in some cold. The question is whether that is also the case in the shed from December to February. However, it might be more economical to heat with a mobile device during the 3 days/week in the winter season instead of having a heating system installed.

I have built one like this as a "Gartenhütte" 4x6m. Top quality, looks good and does not need to be painted or anything like that. And especially as a sports room, you could make it a bit more "homely" with glass elements.

For a garden shed, I would have needed permission, but I was able to build a garage like this. And I have a sectional door at the front, so it works well as a garage.

For a garden shed I would have needed a permit, but I was able to build a garage like that. And I have a sectional door at the front, so it works well as a garage

Show me.

Inspired by the pictures, it occurs to me: How about just a container? Check at the auction house under "Bürocontainer Modulhaus". There are apparently some pretty nice things for <10k (also already with heating).