Palazzo Owners the old thread

[mikebrls]

What is the least amount of with you need to back a palazzo in . The coach is 8.4 ft wide then you have to add the mirrors .
so lets say total of 10 ft wide . would 12 foot wide be ok ?

thank you
mike

[Redridge]

What about access to the bay doors? Is this a garage? What are you backing into, open or closed space?

[Butte64]

Originally Posted by mikebrls

What is the least amount of with you need to back a palazzo in . The coach is 8.4 ft wide then you have to add the mirrors . so lets say total of 10 ft wide . would 12 foot wide be ok ? thank you mike

It depends on how accurate you are with your lining up and staying straight. Also you need enough room to open the door and get out.

Also suggest you go in nose first for a couple reasons.

[mikebrls]

Originally Posted by Redridge

What about access to the bay doors? Is this a garage? What are you backing into, open or closed space?

just a general question , Im looking at buying a house and I was thinking of the minimum space needed on the side of house , of course the larger the better

Thank's
mike

[gmadams]

I wold think that you would want enough space to open up both slides and still be able to walk around without ducking under the slides. My pad is 14 feet wide and that is barely enough width for me with the slides out.

[Redridge]

+1, If you are gonna put the Palazzo in a garage (or similar), I would want to be able to load/unload it.... so enough space to pull out golf clubs and such with the basement door wide open.