What a Great Idea..!

[WhackyWill]

For the bikers on here or anybody who wants extra space.

 

Brilliant idea, watch the video.

 

 

http://die-motorradgarage.de/

[Payco]

Pretty cool that Will.. I guess from that you are going to design one for a Z ?.

[WhackyWill]

You would want a remote one for a Zed..just drive in press a remote and it covers the Zed

 

then a door opens and you walk into the house. Cool.. .

[GMballistic]

What a bl**dy good idea.

[AliveBoy]

bit more information in english:

 

http://mybikemagazine.com/folding-motorcycle-garage/

[Jonny Z]

Very cool!

[Randy_Baton]

You would want a remote one for a Zed..just drive in press a remote and it covers the Zed

 

then a door opens and you walk into the house. Cool.. .

 

If you've got the space for a car sized one then you've pretty much got the space for a proper garage.

[WhackyWill]

You would want a remote one for a Zed..just drive in press a remote and it covers the Zed

 

then a door opens and you walk into the house. Cool.. .

 

If you've got the space for a car sized one then you've pretty much got the space for a proper garage.

 

Wouldn't need planning permission for it, as its not a permanent structure.

[Richf]

You would want a remote one for a Zed..just drive in press a remote and it covers the Zed

 

then a door opens and you walk into the house. Cool.. .

 

If you've got the space for a car sized one then you've pretty much got the space for a proper garage.

 

Wouldn't need planning permission for it, as its not a permanent structure.

 

Wrong , even an awning needs permission

[WhackyWill]

You would want a remote one for a Zed..just drive in press a remote and it covers the Zed

 

then a door opens and you walk into the house. Cool.. .

 

If you've got the space for a car sized one then you've pretty much got the space for a proper garage.

 

Wouldn't need planning permission for it, as its not a permanent structure.

 

Wrong , even an awning needs permission

 

A commercial awning also needs building regulations so as to make sure it doesn't fall on somebody's head..

 

A awning on a private residence doesn't..!! (maybe it depends on which Counsel you are dealing with)..

Edited December 29, 2014 by WhackyWill

[Ebized]

You would want a remote one for a Zed..just drive in press a remote and it covers the Zed

 

then a door opens and you walk into the house. Cool.. .

 

If you've got the space for a car sized one then you've pretty much got the space for a proper garage.

 

Wouldn't need planning permission for it, as its not a permanent structure.

 

Wrong , even an awning needs permission

 

A commercial awning also needs building regulations so as to make sure it doesn't fall on somebody's head..

 

A awning on a private residence doesn't..!! (maybe it depends on which Counsel you are dealing with)..

 

Check with your local Council - planning rules can be complex. Being a ex-planner it never ceased to amaze me the various interpretations that can be made from one local authority to another and a lot depends just whereabouts on the house it would be sited and what local controls may have taken away normal permitted rights normally expected. But a bit extreme to seek Counsel advice Will

[WhackyWill]

You would want a remote one for a Zed..just drive in press a remote and it covers the Zed

 

then a door opens and you walk into the house. Cool.. .

 

If you've got the space for a car sized one then you've pretty much got the space for a proper garage.

 

Wouldn't need planning permission for it, as its not a permanent structure.

 

Wrong , even an awning needs permission

 

A commercial awning also needs building regulations so as to make sure it doesn't fall on somebody's head..

 

A awning on a private residence doesn't..!! (maybe it depends on which Counsel you are dealing with)..

 

Check with your local Council - planning rules can be complex. Being a ex-planner it never ceased to amaze me the various interpretations that can be made from one local authority to another and a lot depends just whereabouts on the house it would be sited and what local controls may have taken away normal permitted rights normally expected. But a bit extreme to seek Counsel advice Will

 

No I didn't say you need Council advice...maybe building regs for a commercial one. ..it was richf who said

 

I was talking boll**cks

 

Quote : Wouldn't need planning permission for it, as its not a permanent structure. (Will)

Wrong , even an awning needs permission (richf).