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    Posted: 06 Sep 19 at 2:49pm
I normally keep my wooden boat in the garage over the winter (often large parts of the summer too!) but this year the garage is likely to be a bit overcommitted. My long term plan is to extend the garage, but this may take some time, in the meantime, I wondered if using one of those portable garages (pvc gazebo with door at each end might be a better option than fully exposed outdoor storage.
like this https://www.dancovershop.com/uk/product/portable-garage-pro-2-4x6-0x2-4-m.aspx
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Anything that keeps rain and frost at a distance is going to be a good thing. In the long term it might be a handy thing to have for sanding and paint prep to keep the messy dusty jobs out of your garage. Just wish I had room for something like that.

Be wise to check weekly for any problems like water or animals getting in...

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On the main road near me there is a man who keeps his classic cars under portable "garages"on his front drive. Works well for him. At £279 yours it looks good value compared to alternatives.
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How do they sit with planning permission etc
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Originally posted by sargesail

How do they sit with planning permission etc


It's not a permanent structure so I don't thing planning will be bothered.

However, it is a bit 'ugly' you might be wise to have a freindly chat to the neighbours to let them know its just a short term solution ?


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Originally posted by Jumps

Originally posted by sargesail

How do they sit with planning permission etc


It's not a permanent structure so I don't thing planning will be bothered.

However, it is a bit 'ugly' you might be wise to have a freindly chat to the neighbours to let them know its just a short term solution ?


Yes, I don't think planning is an issue as its removable, found a potentially better option  - the stand up portable option, from these guys: https://www.canvasandnylon.co.uk/portable-garages/

looks like I could get a smallish one that just about fits the boat - it then tucks away out of side behind the garage, out of site of neighbours also.
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Expensive for a boat cover, cheap for a garage. What would sailing clubs say if they started popping up in boat parks?!
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Have seen one in a boat park, looked homemade, but we'll made, only issue is if it blew away and did loads of damage.
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Compared to the mess of saggy rain filled covers and ruined rotten wooden boats in many dinghy parks they can only be an improvement
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Look at Machine Mart they do some very good temp garage / storage in a wide range of sizes.
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