Would you consider this being an attached garage?
It appears to me that the only connection is at the gutter, so if that's the case I would say that the garage is not attached to the house at least not in a 'structurally' sense
Thoughts?
I would say "No".....
Not attached. Use that photo in the certificate.
Unless structurally connected they are separate.
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techls, post: 397933, member: 6448 wrote: Not attached. Use that photo in the certificate.
I sure am, thanks!
It's sort of like being a little bit pregnant. It either meets the intended definition or it doesn't. In my opinion, that house is not pregnant (with garage :):)).
I'm wondering why the ADT sign is stuck in the garage door trim.
I would say no.
Depends if the downspout from the house is attached to the gutter on the garage. If there is no sheetmetal screw and it just hangs there its a detached garage. If it is secured with a screw then it would be an attached garage.
Haha im kidding. I think there might be something to do with the foundation being in common with the house also. But I dont know.
Holy Cow, post: 397939, member: 50 wrote: It's sort of like being a little bit pregnant. It either meets the intended definition or it doesn't. In my opinion, that house is not pregnant (with garage :):)).
You should ask the "Natester" about that for a professional opinion. 😉
The way you tell is the roof. Is there one continuous roof between the garage and house. In your case they are separate. I have seen garages 5' away from the house but because there was a connecting roof over a sidewalk, it was considered attached.
Not attached.
FL/GA PLS., post: 398005, member: 379 wrote: You should ask the "Natester" about that for a professional opinion. 😉
Would be an ambiguous answer as his Javad would solve it. Just taking a stab Nate, simmer down....
"The way you tell" is would one float away without the other?
Then they are detached.
AJF
not attached.
