Help with Garage conversion Design
5 years ago
We were looking to use our internal Garage & Cloakroom space to convert into TV/Games room, Shower room, Utlity room.
I've added our existing layout. We would be very grateful to receive advise & ideas to achieve this.
Existing Dimensions:
Garage: 14'1x 8'9"
Cloakroom: 3'11" x 8'9"
Total space: 18'x8'9"
Desired:
We would like to have below things added.
- TV/Games room
- Shower room
- Utility room
Thankyou very much!
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