Ideas on how to park two small cars in a garage

[blokko]

I have what is in theory a double (side by side) garage but due to the design of my house the garage door is on the wrong wall - i.e. I drive into a space that is more than long enough for a Rolls Royce, but not wide enough for two cars.

With the removal of all of the built-in storage (and junk) I should be able to squeeze in the Mini and the Caterham - but it will be very tight.

Ideally I would like to drive the Caterham onto some sort of turntable / platform that will then allow me to turn the it through 90 degrees and then push it to the back of the garage (leaving enough room for the Mini). Any ideas?

[SimonY]

Wheel dollies?

www.justoffbase.co.uk/Wheel-Dolly-Set-454kg-Capacity-Sealey-WS454?sc=9&category=227

[blokko]

Simon

Looks promising I'll follow up the info in your link tomorrow. Many thanks.

[SimonY]

Think there are several places to get them cheaper, just Google 'Sealey WS454'

[Murph7355]

Or...

How far off length wise would you be?

What about ramps?

[tortoise]

Just stick a trolley jack under the back A frame or front towing eye and pull it round. They weigh bugger all so, providing the floors fairly flat, it's easy to just about turn it in its own length.

[concerned cat]

I had a similar problem shoe-horning my bike into the back corner of the garage. I designed a buggy which is basically a flat plate mounted on ball transfer units (castors). It works passably well, but I now need to level the garage floor for it to work properly.....

[thinfourth]

Another vote for decent trolly jack and you can put it anywhere