Hidden Electric Slide Out Garage (1 Viewer)

Apr 11, 2015
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We thought about one of those a few years ago. Thinking is as far as it got though.
 

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Every bit of sliding, lifting, pivoting kit adds weight.

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Looks good but when it is raining everything would get wet whilst ferreting around looking for something. If you have a limited length storage space/pitch or a grass bank behind your pitch you might need to move every time you need access to the garage. Adding a tow bar might be difficult. How much weight can it carry when open?
 
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Looks good but when it is raining everything would get wet whilst ferreting around looking for something. If you have a limited length storage space/pitch or a grass bank behind your pitch you might need to move every time you need access to the garage. Adding a tow bar might be difficult. How much weight can it carry when open?
I don't know the specification of the Burstner, I was just repairing a badly leaking skylight on said van.
One can find plus and negative points with all things.
I liked the fact that the overhang must be reduced as the garage is sort of integral.
I think the garage is less likely to be broken in to as it is a some what hidden garage electrically operated.
Loading bikes is probably easier as the door aperture size is taken out of the equation.

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Just saying I like the idea of a hidden, slide out garage, under the rear double bed.
Not many links on youtube to show this model or concept.
 

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