Stavba garáže / Carport
Wood, steel or aluminium carports for one or two cars, with a full roof, polycarbonate or preparation for solar panels. Wall-less structures up to 40 m2 generally do not require permission.
A car shelter or carport protects your vehicle from hail, snow, sun and birds while taking up no more space than a few posts on the plot. We build it from wood, steel or aluminium, as a freestanding structure or attached to a house or garage, for one or two cars. The roof can be fully covered with polycarbonate or prepared for solar panels.
A major advantage over a garage: a shelter without walls up to 40 m2 on a detached house plot is generally classified as a minor structure and does not require planning permission, provided it maintains a 2 m setback from the boundary. We will verify this for you and ensure it remains so.
A carport is quicker, cheaper and usually requires no paperwork, but the vehicle remains outdoors, merely under a roof. A garage can be locked and in winter snow does not enter it. A common compromise: sheet metal garage or prefabricated garage For the first car and an attached shelter for the second. We will design both options; you choose.
A shelter without perimeter walls with a footprint of up to 40 m2 and a height of 5 m on the plot of a family house is generally a minor construction and does not require permission, provided it stands at least 2 m from the plot boundary and the plot retains sufficient unpaved area for infiltration. Once you enclose the shelter with walls, it becomes a garage and requires permission. We will verify the specific situation with the authority on your behalf.
A wooden shelter (glued spruce or larch profiles) is the warmest in appearance and the cheapest, requiring occasional painting. A steel shelter spans greater distances and suits two cars; an aluminium one is maintenance-free and the slimmest, often with a polycarbonate or glass roof. We select according to the house and budget.
For two cars side by side, we recommend a minimum of 5,5 x 5,5 m, comfortably 6 x 6 m, to allow doors to open between the vehicles. Driveway height 2,2 to 2,5 m, more for a van or car with a roof box.
Yes, the carport roof is an ideal surface for solar panels, and the shelter charges an electric vehicle underneath. We will design the structure to withstand the load of the panels and prepare the cabling. The panels and inverter will be supplied by our photovoltaic partner.
Just a few details are needed. We will contact you within 24 hours to arrange a free survey and prepare a quote with a fixed price. No obligation.