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Might want to rethink that .

From his drawing it appears that the compressor is outside not in a building .

That’s a good layout . Where do you think is a good place for your lift ? Here's a pic of my Bathroom deep sink . It would give you some storage and save the space in the shop . Excuse the mess . BTW I installed a motion switch for the lights . You can see it in the reflection . I’d think twice...

OK now to answer the question 'Where to place the lift ?' So my garage is 24' wide , I placed my lift 5' from the wall and it's 12' wide and that leaves 7' on the other side to the wall . Now where to place it front to rear ? I placed mine 14' in from the door and that put it 14' from the...

If you are planning to install a 2 post lift be sure to read the manufactures instructions about the floor requirements . Nothing worse then the lift pulling out of the floor or the floor cracking and dropping the lift with a vehicle on it .

The 11th pic how it look after constriction .

When I bought my house it had to have room to build my shop and extra garage . Set backs limited the width to 24' for the shop . I needed 12'3" clearance for the BendPac asymmetrical Twin post lift . To avoid engineering I kept the length to 34' . To get the height I needed we did a 2' concrete...

Lacey & Bailey

Seven years old, may be time to replace the bushings .

Check out http://www.maxjaxlift.com The beauty of this is you can do trans/exhaust work, the others obstruct that area.