What Is the Standard Size of a Two Car Garage?
Two-car garages are available in a variety of sizes and can be either attached to a home or freestanding. In addition to protecting vehicles and providing storage space, a two-car garage can increase a home's property value. Does this Spark an idea?
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Width
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The smallest standard width of a two-car garage is 20 feet, which will provide just enough space to fit two cars side by side. A 22-foot garage will provide a small amount of additional space for storage.
Depth
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The minimum standard depth of a two-car garage is 20 feet. Increasing the garage depth to 28 feet will provide enough space for longer vehicles or additional equipment such as a work bench or shelving.
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Height
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The standard height of a two-car garage is eight feet.
Door Size
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The standard height for a two-car garage door is between seven and nine feet. The standard door width is between 12 and 18 feet.
Attached vs. Free-Standing Garages
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The size of an attached two-car garage is typically based on the size of the house and cannot be altered by the homeowner. If building a free-standing garage, the homeowner can determine the size based on vehicle dimensions and storage needs.
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