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Creating a perfect RV garage plan in Arizona

Creating a perfect RV garage plan in Arizona requires attention to specific features tailored to the state's climate, RV owner's needs, and functionality. We offer proper ventilation, insulation, climate control, durable flooring, utility connections, proper storage, door security and workspace in our RV garage design plan.

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Creating a perfect RV garage plan in Arizona

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  1. Creating a perfect RV garage plan in Arizona resdraft.com

  2. Adequate Size & Dimensions Ensure the garage is tall enough to accommodate the height of an RV, typically between 14-16 feet. A standard width of around 12-16 feet is ideal, allowing space for side mirrors and additional storage. RVs vary in length (typically 20-45 feet), so design the garage to accommodate larger models.

  3. Proper Ventilation Arizona’s hot climate necessitates good ventilation to prevent overheating inside the garage. Install high-powered exhaust fans, vents, and windows to improve airflow.

  4. Insulation & Climate Control High-quality insulation is essential for keeping the interior cool in Arizona’s extreme temperatures. Consider installing HVAC systems, especially if the garage is used for maintenance or storage of sensitive items.

  5. Durable Flooring Use concrete or epoxy-coated floors that are durable and easy to clean. The flooring should support the heavy weight of an RV without cracking under pressure.

  6. Utility Connections Include 30 or 50-amp electrical hookups for RVs. An RV-specific sewage drain system will allow for easy maintenance and waste disposal. Install water connections for cleaning and maintenance purposes.

  7. Storage Space Include overhead and wall-mounted storage options for RV accessories, tools, spare parts, and camping gear. Design lofts or shelves to maximize vertical storage without interfering with RV parking.

  8. RV-Specific Door Design Install a door that is at least 14 feet in height to allow easy access for taller RVs. Consider automatic doors for convenience.

  9. Security Features Install high-quality locks, surveillance cameras, and motion sensors to keep the RV safe. Consider reinforced garage doors for extra security.

  10. Workspace & Maintenance Area Create a designated area for working on the RV, including a workbench, tools storage, and space for minor repairs. Incorporate sufficient lighting for nighttime or indoor work.

  11. Additional Amenities Dump Station for convenient waste disposal before storing the RV. Driveway Access to ensure wide and easy driveway access for maneuvering the RV into and out of the garage. Outside the garage, install shaded areas or awnings to protect the RV from sun damage.

  12. Aesthetic Appeal The design should match the architectural style of the home or surrounding area, blending seamlessly with the property’s overall look. These features ensure that the RV garage not only meets functional needs but also withstands Arizona's extreme heat while providing storage, maintenance, and convenience.

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