Lets see your coach garage

[SAS30]

Originally Posted by Thor29.3inAZ

With the wife and I being in business for our self's most of our life, we are looking at buying a warehouse (like a Costco to Home Depot sized) to home class A MH's. Would you rent a space inside a warehouse to include 30A/50A service and climate controlled?

Have you looked at National Indoor RV? They have a location now in Phoenix. Not sure if their location there has indoor storage yet. But both their Atlanta and Lewisville, Tx. locations offer indoor storage in a large warehouse type building as you are describing. While they are a dealer, the storage is large part of their business. I think what you are considering is a viable idea. As long as it is in the right location. Salesman at NIRV, told me they chose their locations because of the large number of Home Owners Associations in those areas. Thus the owners had to put their rv's in storage.
Good luck, if you try this.

[sbleiweiss]

Originally Posted by head gamez

My HVAC guy says he can do a Split system that will meet my needs so that's what I'm gonna go with. I don't really need heat, as last year we got down to around 10 degrees a few nights in a row and my data logger never showed below 39 inside. I just want something to help while out there working or cleaning on it during the summer.

We have a gas furnace hanging near the ceiling (seldom needed here, but handy if we ever sleep in the MH in the garage), and a window or sleeve unit mounted through the wall about midway in the garage. Both work off a thermostat.

[21G]

Originally Posted by cyclist922

We looked at a shared warehouse space, but access was limited to certain times and required their personnel to help you retrieve your coach. We ended up buying a 24X50 storage condo with climate control, 50 amp power and a 16X14 garage door. Also has a dumping station on the property. We close next week. I'll post pictures.

Patiently waiting for pictures

[Snap-On Man]

Originally Posted by head gamez

I don't recall the exact amount, but my 20' wide insulated door seems like it was $3500 or so.

The building is only 30x50 and I only wanted one door so I went with the wide door to make it easier to put the RV exactly where I wanted it.

Gonna finally get around to HVAC this winter. Not so much for the heat, but for the AC.

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Nice building!

[Grn_Mtn_Boy]

40x80x16 6 on 12 slope 14 x 14 doors
My shop has sufficient space for all I want to get under cover. There is a 3 ft overhang above the doors (gable end so no snow slide there). It is heated when are home. To me,
Plusses are economical, low maintenance, water tight, versatile.
Minusses are a bit commercial looking, not well insulated

[Snap-On Man]

Anyone got an RV barn with living quarters?

[STEVE-JUNELL]

Originally Posted by Snap-On Man

Anyone got an RV barn with living quarters?

Yes sir, When the Rv is parked in it

[RunningHard]

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14'x14' bays are 65' deep
12'x12' bays are 55'/50' deep
Second level is 1200' of wife's work shop area.
Shop is below house, can be accessed via walkway or private drive.

[ThePowells]

Originally Posted by RunningHard

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14'x14' bays are 65' deep
12'x12' bays are 55'/50' deep
Second level is 1200' of wife's work shop area.
Shop is below house, can be accessed via walkway or private drive.

When camping last weekend at a CG that is part of a small airport we saw a hangar with a 1 bedroom apartment on the side. This started our conversation as to a home base when we retire and go mostly F/T.

[Snap-On Man]

Originally Posted by RunningHard

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14'x14' bays are 65' deep
12'x12' bays are 55'/50' deep
Second level is 1200' of wife's work shop area.
Shop is below house, can be accessed via walkway or private drive.

Nice!

[rockriver]

only a full bathroom is being installed now...
an outlet for a refrigerator is adjacent.
the building is 24' wide.
room for a bedroom and kitchenette, down one side.

living quarters? no, not yet.
but wouldn't take much!

[Motor7]

Mine is simple, three 18x20' carports with 10' legs attached together end to end. Concrete floor is next:




Pontoon is tucked in behind coach. Total cost so far is about $3K And I can put both slideouts "out" with room to spare.

[phil-t]

Does the job.

Today, we opened the center bay of my "new" building to accomodate the MH. Had no idea, one year ago,that we would be doing the RV thing.

[Ready2Travel]

Hoping to get out of here this year before this happens!