Glazier Garage · Concept 01

The High Bay

The cleanest answer to the narrow side access: one seriously useful bay stretched deep behind the gate. The tall door and uninterrupted ceiling zone make room for a two-post lift, while a full workbench wall and rear parts zone keep the floor open.

1 tall bayTwo-post liftDeep workshopSmallest footprint
DirectionEfficientNarrow + lift-ready
The High Bay Aerial rendering
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Aerial

The smallest exterior footprint with the clearest lift-first purpose.

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Why this direction works

Designed around the way
the shop gets used.

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Uninterrupted lift zone

No loft or low trusses above the working bay; structure stays clear of the lift envelope.

02

Straight-in access

The garage door faces the existing side drive so vehicle movement stays simple.

03

Full-length work wall

Bench, cabinets, welder, compressor, and parts storage live along one organized edge.

04

Yard-conscious shell

The narrow form spends square footage on depth instead of consuming the full rear yard.

Conceptual fit study

The useful numbers.

These targets show the intended scale and capability—not final construction dimensions. A survey, utility locate, turning-radius check, setbacks, HOA review, drainage plan, and structural design come before anyone starts digging.

Study envelope≈ 18′ × 40′Final size depends on survey and setbacks
Target clear height16–18′Verify lift manufacturer requirements
Door strategy12′ highHigh-lift track keeps the ceiling clear
Best forSerious wrenchingMaximum capability per exterior square foot

Material match

New building.
Same property.

Charcoal siding#343737
Black roof#171B1D
House stone#B9B5A9
Warm light#D79A57
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