how bigs your shop?

[mike s]

in feet

 

[davin]

30 square metres (sorry)

 

[Scouse]

11 feet by 9, would you believe!

It's a fully functional working shop, but violins are only small!

I'm having a tidy, so I may put up a workshop tour (a very short one!) when I'm done.

 

[Dodge]

1500 square feet, give or take a foot - My woodstore is about 1200 square feet.

Rog

 

[Dibs-h]

4m by 7.5m (just over 13 feet x 25 in old money).

 

[RogerP]

Tiny, 13' x 14' ... I manage ... just!

 

[Doctor]

3300sq ft

 

[Kev]

23' x 33' - does me fine and dandy.

 

[jeffinfrance]

50m2 with an expansion into another 35 planned this year

jeff

 

[Karl]

16' x 8'. plus the kitchen, conservatory and dining room when I need it!

Cheers

Karl

 

[Scouse]

You chaps with a couple of thousand square feet are just bragging!

 

[Tenon]

Inside is 11' x 15' or in new money (3.4m by 4.7m). Seemed huge when I built it, added a few machines and now it is neither long enough or wide enough :?

 

[jeffinfrance]

ive just done the imperial conversion.....3300sqft :shock: thats a factory, not a workshop

 

[johnf]

28 x 14 9" = 413 ft2
i'm Planning a 253 ft2 extension at the moment

 

[bubbabear]

40' x 20' for my main shed, then 32' x 15' for the second shed and 42' x 12' for the wood store/log shed. I am planning for a double garage atm, which of course will never see a car :wink:

 

[speed]

you guys have too much space!

im planning a 20x10ft workshop atm as it all i can squeeze in

 

[jack55]

New one under construction which is 18ft x 14ft

 

[tomouse]

784 square foot ....... 28' x 28'

 

[treeturner123]

Quick answer, TOO SMALL, even though, like Tenon, it looed quite big when I put it up. The trouble is, I have also had to store the ephemera of 3 daughters in there as well!!! It is actually 12ft x 14ft

Phil

 

[Shane]

781 sq ft which looked big enough two years ago when I started on my own, but now seems a little on the small side, but it is just me so it's a matter of efficient use of space and keeping it tidy. I have a spray, machining, assembly, handtooling and storage area so it seems to work well. There is the option to move into a bigger unit on the industrial est if I so wish, but I'd rather keep my overheads down, I don't owe anybody anything and I wish to keep it that way :lol: