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        "text": "To select the right dimensions, list everything you plan to store and measure your largest vehicle, including mirrors, hitches, and roof racks. A standard two-car garage is typically 24x24 feet, but if you need workbench space, lawn equipment storage, or wide truck clearance, 24x30 or 30x30 feet provides adequate room to open doors safely. Pay close attention to side wall height: overhead roll-up doors require one to two feet of clearance below the eave. If you intend to house an RV or commercial truck, you may need 14- to 16-foot side walls to accommodate a 12- or 14-foot tall door.",
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