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i am the new owner on this car wash and mini storage- within 2 months i was able to fill all 10 units due to the lack or storage units in the area (small town) so i have been thinking of adding on some more space- ( and it keeps me from mowing the side lot) here is some pictures of what i am thinking - arrows show the door directions
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Hey, buggynutz. You might think about taking one or two of those back to back 10 x 15 and make a 10 x 20 and a 10 x 10 out of each. Gives you a wider range of sizes.
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Buggynutz,
You didn't mention the existing unit mix to get a clear idea of the outcome. But, I do agree with Jim that splitting the 20x12 into a few smaller units might be a better idea. - Michael
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