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  "name": "How does boat and RV storage construction differ from standard mini-storage?",
  "description": "RV storage requires 40- to 50-foot drive aisles, taller 14-foot doors, longer bays, and reinforced pavement to carry heavy axle weights.",
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        "text": "Adding boat and RV storage requires wider drive aisles, taller clear heights, and heavier-duty pavement compared to standard mini-storage. Standard drive aisles are typically 25 to 30 feet wide, but RV turning radiuses require 40 to 50 feet between buildings. Enclosed RV bays often need 14-foot-high overhead doors and lengths up to 45 to 50 feet. Slabs and asphalt sections must be engineered with thicker cross-sections and subbase reinforcement to support heavy axle loads without cracking or rutting.",
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