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alpha434
post Jan 27 2008, 09:30 PM
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My two car garage isn't quite deep enough for a lift to clear the garage door in an open position. And I'm putting a lift in there anyway I can. But it would be REALLY nice if I can get an additional storage spot when I go to it.

Any ideas?

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post Jan 27 2008, 10:08 PM
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Hmmm.... Track extensions sounds like the best idea aesthetically. I hate the way the roll ups look and insulate.

The problem with the extensions is that the garage door is offset at an angle from the rest of the building. Totally weird, but it's so that the door points towards the master bedroom window. But instead of offsetting the whole wall, they just did a little extension from the rest of the building, and it's only sized to fit the garage door.

Is it possible to set the track at less than 90 degrees? so that when retracted, the door goes towards the ceiling?
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