by KCStudly » Mon Jul 14, 2014 3:08 pm
Flat is a lot harder to seal against standing or streaming water. The rim wall method, like Zach's latest, Sharon's MyAway, and others would be better. You could scale it down easily enough, and if you're afraid the bump up will be an eyesore to the profile, you could even mount your roof vent fan in the hatch so that it camouflages it somewhat (provided you can allow for this extra height if garage kept). Hinge the whole thing at the front with a piece of hurricane hinge, just be careful not to crack the vent cover when opening (maybe a lanyard to keep it from flopping open).
Where's Wolffarmer? He did a floor hatch so he can stand on the ground and get dressed inside. I think Oakinteriors did a soft sided drop floor, too. Maybe you can get something from looking at those builds.
KC
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