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Stairs to garage

3 years ago

Love the entryway, but curious how a car would get up the stairs to use the 3-car garage. Are they low enough to drive over?

Spears Hill - Driveway and Connected 3-Bay Garage · More Info

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Woodhull
3 years ago
Hi there - those are not stairs, it is a landscape design by Soren DeNiord incorporating grass, stone and rock - all laying flat.
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