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Our garage is built in the shape of a trapezoid with the front and back walls parallel, one side wall (next to the house) perpendicular to these and the other angled so that the front is about 8 foot wide and the back is about 16 foot wide. It was deliberately built that shape to maximise the use of the land available at the side of our house - the extra space at the back has a workbench area in it.

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