Poll: How big is your train room?
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Smaller then 8x10'
15.00%
6 15.00%
8x10' ~~ 80 Square Feet
7.50%
3 7.50%
10x10' ~~ 100 Square Feet
2.50%
1 2.50%
10x12' ~~ 120 Square Feet
17.50%
7 17.50%
10x14' ~~ 140 Square Feet
2.50%
1 2.50%
12x12' ~~ 144 Square Feet
7.50%
3 7.50%
12x14' ~~ 168 Square Feet
2.50%
1 2.50%
12x16' ~~ 192 Square Feet
2.50%
1 2.50%
14x14' ~~ 196 Square Feet
5.00%
2 5.00%
14x18' ~~ 252 Square Feet
2.50%
1 2.50%
16x16' ~~ 256 Square Feet
7.50%
3 7.50%
18x20' ~~ 360 Square Feet
7.50%
3 7.50%
20x20' ~~ 400 Square Feet
0%
0 0%
Bigger then the above (tell us)
7.50%
3 7.50%
Somewhere in between (tell us)
12.50%
5 12.50%
Total 40 vote(s) 100%
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Train Rooms, How Big is Yours?
#34
My current room is the garage that we cannot use for cars. It was built in 1922. However, we are building a new house this year. I have been taking notes over the past 3 years and have come to the conclusion that when the wife says "the basement can be used for your trains" what she doesn't add is "at least a portion of the basement can be used for your trains... we might need a spare room or a toy room or storage..."

So, when we talked with the builder, I asked for a basement in the detached garage. He was most gracious and didn't smirk too badly. As of last Thursday, the basement of the garage is 26 x 36. We need to get thru a few more meetings to get it all worked out, but that's a size I can live with. 35

I was thinking of using the stairs as the Walk In portion, so the tracks could run along all 4 walls. But its not set quite yet. I tossed the idea of a toilet and sink out there for cost, but included a sink w/cold water in the garage. Gotta have some place to mix hydrocal.

George
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