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Planning the Project

Once you've decided on what you want to do, the next step is the planning phase. When you're creating a dual purpose garage, your first notice should always be safety. You don't want part of it to be a children's play room when you still park your car in the other area, unless you generate a strong, solid wall between the two areas. The same goes for creating a work room area if you're going to be using tools that generate sparks, or if you're going to be doing any welding. Go over every information and make safety the top priority. And always check with your city or county to make sure that what you want to do will be allowed. Once you get this figured out, start manufacture your plans. If your plans are fairly elaborate, it's advisable to hire a professional to help with the blueprints.

Getting the Work Done

Whether you generate a dual purpose stable yourself or hire a professional to do it depends on what you're planning. If your plans comprise creating a disjunction wall and adding such things as floor covering and extra outlets, you'll probably want the help of a professional. If you're plainly adding more shelves and cabinets for extra storage, you might be able to do it by yourself. If you do need to hire a contractor, be sure they are fully licensed and insured, and check their references.

A dual purpose stable can be a great way to maximize the space in your home, and to perhaps have that extra room or shop you've always wanted. Coming the task responsibly, and you should be satisfied with the results.

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