New to Me Lift

[57ExtCab]

what is the working hieght under these lifts , being 6ft 4" I'm afraid to buy 1 just to find out I'd be tweaking my neck to work beneath, also what do you think is about the best hieght fo ceiling to work with these lift.. DEFINENTLY SWEEEET WORK PLACE

[nacho55]

Solidaxle,
Those are actually pics from 2006, I've been done for awhile other than final drywalling of the inside. I am in elmirage and the city is not fit to issue outhouse permits let alone real construction, you don't want to hear about the hoops I jumped through to get this built, it was probably a year of my time and 1200bucks in permits. But the doors are 10x10 and they did a scratch coat/brown coat and then the texture, the walls are 12' high and the peak is over 16'.
And 57extcab, I'm only 5-9 on a good day so I can almost tap dance under the lift in the middle without any problems for head room for me , still have to duck around under the ramps, I ordered the trusses to be vaulted so I still have 15 clear in the middle of my garage , but with the truck all the way up is only above 12' at the cab.
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[Speedbumpauto]

IMO, the wall ht. is most important. I have a 2 post but was able to offset it to one side of the shop because of the 10' wall ht. Also, in Pima county, it's not the peak roof ht. on a pitched roof, it's the average ht. They have a formula based on truss slope. Also, if your shop is not attached to the house, I believe your shop footprint size is based on lot size, and it's relatively easy to get a variance for that, if your neighbors like you and you're not in an HOA. I've been there and done that with the county.