Originally posted by JohntheBike
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It won't improve your golf. You need to get out there on the course. If three hours playing a week doesn't work, neither will 20 hours.
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostIt's a pitched roof. I want to avoid raising the height of the garage. So it needs to be an internal change.
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Is it a single or double garage?
How many trusses are there supporting the roof?
What is the pitch of the trusses?
If you didn't play golf in high heels, would you still need the extra height?
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Sounds like you could lower the floor by installing a pit.
Always useful when changing the oil.
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostOf course, I've done that already, but I was getting rain in my champagne flute and the taste was horrendous.
Anyway, I've kicked the house keeper out of the Garage and I want to convert it for my pleasure.
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostYou're a contractor, FFS.
Nominate a parcel of your acreage and build your own course.
Anyway, I've kicked the house keeper out of the Garage and I want to convert it for my pleasure.
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You're a contractor, FFS.
Nominate a parcel of your acreage and build your own course.
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Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostIs it currently flat or pitched roof? If flat, just replace with an A frame pitched. If pitched, remove in bits, put another few courses of bricks in and replace as it was. They're the cheap options.
Garage door, not much weight so just drop suitably sized battens from new ceiling. Simples.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostSounds like an expensive faff. Can't you just get a new hobby like stamp collecting or something?Last edited by woohoo; 9 August 2019, 21:23.
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Is it currently flat or pitched roof? If flat, just replace with an A frame pitched. If pitched, remove in bits, put another few courses of bricks in and replace as it was. They're the cheap options.
Garage door, not much weight so just drop suitably sized battens from new ceiling. Simples.
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