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littlebubba · 04-30-2003, 02:41 PM

Go as big as they will let you. You find out that 26 X 28 sounds big, then you put cabinets and workbench, compresser, etc. in there and you start to run out of room. Cheat a little and go 2 extra feet both ways on whatever they (zoning board) give you. If they say anything , blame the cement guys bad measurements. The only thing the inspecter checked on mine was the footing depth and width. Never measured the outside forms. I have a 24 X 30, wished I had a 30 X 40!

04-30-2003, 02:41 PM	#3
littlebubba Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Clinton Twp., Michigan Posts: 321	Go BIG! Go as big as they will let you. You find out that 26 X 28 sounds big, then you put cabinets and workbench, compresser, etc. in there and you start to run out of room. Cheat a little and go 2 extra feet both ways on whatever they (zoning board) give you. If they say anything , blame the cement guys bad measurements. The only thing the inspecter checked on mine was the footing depth and width. Never measured the outside forms. I have a 24 X 30, wished I had a 30 X 40!