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Can anyone help with some height measurements? I'm about to break ground on my new garage. It's going to be 24x40 and so far I'm planning a 16x9 door. My current boat is only 7'3" but were planning on upgrading into the 29 to 32ft boat range. My question is, will 9ft be enough for a Formula, PowerQuest, Sunsation or Baja in that size range.

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Thanks for the advise so far everyone!

Face It, do you know how tall your 40 fountain is on the trailer?

We'll be heading out to a few marina's this weekend to measure like Rattlesnake suggested I guess.
 
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I wish I could build some of those buildings you guys mentioned, wow!

With the restrictions in my subdivision, I have to be under 20 ft tall and no more than 1000 sqare feet. Also, no pole barns. I was hoping that a 16x10ft door would be enough to fit most 29-32 footers. Brother In-law has a 29 PQ Enticer and it's only 8'3" to the windshield.

Thanks To ALL!
 
with a 24ft wide garage if you use a 4/12 pitch roof
that give you a 48" roof line and 12" for the door header which leaves you a height of about 14' 6" door opening after trim and molding on a 20ft tall garage to the peek
 
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Aussie, cool boat and garage. Nice website with pics to.

Frank812, thanks but I think the 10ft door will be it. I also am going to match the house pitch of 8/12.

Gofast32, the garage would have a 11ft ceiling if I go with a 10ft door. A Formula 336 is one of the boats we were thinking of. Is it possible to get a measurment to the windshield top from you? Also, do you this your Formula would fit in a 40ft deep garage???

Thanks everyone!
 
tlingen,
I just finished my garage with 9 ft. doors and still have good clearance going in with my 38' Scarab.It also depends on the trailer the boat is sitting on.If the bunks are out further the boat sits lower on the trailer.
It's kind of hard to get exact measurements from other boats,like they said ,go as high now with the door as you can to be on the safe side.Better now than too late later !!!!!! :smile1:
 
Price your doors also, i thought about a 9X10 on my building but it was the same money if not a bit cheaper to go with 10X10....

Also think about your door width on what you will pull in and out you don't want it too tight...

this is what i went with..
 

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