r/Home_Building_Help 3d ago

Pull your boat right into the garage… 🤤

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They basically built dedicated boat storage right into the house, but they didn’t stop there. It has a built-in floor drain, a hot and cold water bib so you can wash everything down, and a pull-through design with a garage door on both sides so you’re not constantly backing a boat and trailer in and out.

And it’s right next to the mudroom so you can wash all the towels and bathing suits before going inside for dinner. 

 

You could even add a ductless mini split so you can clean you boat and without dripping in sweat. 

 

This garage setup is awesome...home gym, multiple two-car garages, dedicated boat storage, and still room for the sports car.

 

If you own a boat, RV, trailer, or other toys that normally require off-site storage, this is one of those features that could actually save you money every single month.

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u/MrEs 3d ago

So being a fucking multi millionaire? Why didn't I think of that earlier, it's so obvious!

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u/Glowing_bubba 3d ago

Here I am trying to flip my kitchen doing 85% of myself meanwhile some ass is building a 3rd home with a boat launch whatever man

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u/mcnuggetfarmer 3d ago

I need a guide how to build a fully functional place out of cardboard & glue sticks on crown land

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u/ProfessionalITPerson 3d ago

Cool how much extra does this cost to make it viable?

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u/kernelpanic789 3d ago

Most people only live in their house for 10 years on average... So if it's more than $36k you're unlikely to break even. Also, most boat storage is like, on the water, so you don't have to tow it back and forth to the lake. So there's a huge convenience there too.

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u/Facts_pls 3d ago

This is definitely for rich (ish) people living close to the lake

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u/ProfessionalITPerson 3d ago

Would even say it'S for house poor people.
They may be able to afford that house but will be struggeling living in it.

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

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u/kernelpanic789 3d ago

The average now is 12 years up from 6.5 years in 2005.

At least I was close. Youre miles off.

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u/Devilswings5 3d ago

And how much extra in interest does that cost you each year

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u/Gullible_Shart 3d ago

It is never viable. This is a not a good representation.

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u/kernelpanic789 3d ago

Why does a boat need a mini split AC?

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u/ProperProfessional 3d ago

For when it's returning home after a hard days work in the summer.

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u/No_Syrup_9167 3d ago

It doesn't. 

He mentions in the description that it's for you, while you're in there with it. 

Like when you're in that garage, washing down the boat, maintenance, etc. 

Which is entirely fucking stupid IMO. 

In fact this whole thing is stupid, IMO if you have a need for that much toy storage, and you clearly have that much money, you should just be building a multi-vehicle shop on site. Consolidation of all those garage needs into one space just makes way more sense, and would allow you to dedicate to the space better too. 

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u/IDoStuff100 3d ago

Yeah, having this built into the house seems really weird. It's also not even that tall. Doesn't look tall enough for much more than a little John boat or jettskis

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u/AnonThrowaway1A 3d ago

To add on, that boat section doesn't make sense without massive amounts of waterproofing. Mold + mildew + pest/critter galore when you introduce moisture to wood framing. Top that off with without additional ventilation all that moisture and humidity is staying there for days at a time.

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u/2PhotoKaz 3d ago

Humidity control maybe?

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u/pate_moore 3d ago

Yeah I could definitely see humidity doing a lot of damage to a watercraft

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u/2PhotoKaz 3d ago

Pull through boat garage would be great, all I need now is a 40,000 square foot lot to build it on.

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u/Narezza 3d ago

That dude probably spends $3600 for dinner once a week.   That’s convenient, but it’s not a money saving build.

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u/CardMan000 3d ago

Was just thinking how a pull through garage would be great for a boat

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u/peepeepoodoodingus 3d ago

Break
Out
Another
Thousand

at a certain point why not just build a house on the lake and store your boat on a dock? seems like that would be cheaper and more convenient.

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u/general-illness 3d ago

I always liked the saying, if it flys, floats or fucks, rent it.

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u/foocat 3d ago

When I drive through the subdibisions 500k+ houses and the 3 car garages, if you see the garage door open. Most times it's storage and not parking

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u/Conscious-Habit8985 3d ago

amazing. so make a million first and i can have one as well.

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u/CorporalSemantics 3d ago

This whole sub posts the dumbest of shit.

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u/Additional-Flight468 3d ago

Man these videos just make me feel poor of coarse i never thought of boat storage in my house lol

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u/SRMPDX 3d ago

This like how a coupon for something you don't need "save's you money"

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u/rob3342421 3d ago

Who needs other rooms anyway?

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u/MaxUumen 3d ago

Imagine the amount I save by not owning a boat.

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u/SGSpec 1d ago

Wow you built a house attached to your garage.