Hansagarten24 Wooden Garages & Carports — Single, Double, Storage & Hybrid Guide

Top-down view of a Hansagarten24 wooden garage and carport with two parked cars and a bicycle

A wooden garage does not have to solve only one problem. Some designs focus on secure enclosed parking, others keep vehicles covered but open to the air, while larger combinations add storage, workshop space or a second parking bay. Hansagarten24's garage and carport range illustrates just how different those approaches can be.

The current collection extends from compact single garages and open timber carports to double garages, garage-and-carport combinations and larger structures with dedicated storage areas.

The useful way to compare them is therefore not simply by overall size. Wall thickness, enclosed floor area, vehicle access, storage requirements and whether you need one protected space or several distinct zones all affect which design makes the most sense.

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Quick Guide — Which Type Fits Your Property?

Model	Main Format	Key Specification	Best Suited To
Hansa B 5x6m	Single enclosed garage	24 m² / 44 mm	Conventional vehicle storage with additional internal room
Hansa H 6x6m	Garage + carport	17 m² enclosed / 44 mm	One enclosed vehicle plus a second covered parking space
Deluxe H 7x6m	Garage + larger carport	21 m² enclosed / 70 mm	Substantial hybrid parking for two vehicles, bikes or equipment
Henley XL 6x5m	Double open carport	645 x 510 cm	Two-car covered parking without enclosed garage walls
Arthur 7x3m	Carport + shed	14 m² parking + approx. 8 m² shed	Vehicle shelter combined with bike, tool and equipment storage
Hansa Q 6x6m	Garage + storage/workshop	37 m² total / 70 mm	Vehicle parking plus substantial workshop or storage space
Deluxe F 7x6m	Double enclosed garage	37 m² / 70 mm	Two-vehicle enclosed parking with a modern flat-roof design

Start With the Function, Not the Footprint

A large garage is not automatically more useful than a smaller combined structure.

Someone storing one car plus bicycles and tools may benefit more from a garage with a separate storage room than from a wide open double garage. A household with two cars may prefer one enclosed bay and one carport rather than enclosing both. Another property may simply need weather protection without requiring walls at all.

The most useful questions are therefore:

how many vehicles need covered space;
whether the parking area should be enclosed;
how much separate storage is required;
whether the structure will also function as a workshop;
whether bicycles, e-bikes, tyres or garden equipment need their own area;
how much of the available footprint should remain open.

Hansa B 5x6m — The Straightforward Single Wooden Garage

The Hansagarten24 Hansa B is the most conventional starting point in this group.

It uses 44 mm walls and measures approximately 553 x 448 cm externally, creating around 24 m² of internal floor area.

The design uses a pitched roof, three windows and a broad double vehicle door, with an additional side entrance allowing access without opening the main garage doors.

The windows use double glazing and tempered safety glass, while the structure itself is produced from untreated Nordic spruce.

Why the Hansa B Works

Its main advantage is simplicity.

There is one large enclosed room rather than a collection of specialised zones, which leaves the interior relatively flexible.

A car can occupy the central area while shelving, bicycles, tyres, tools or seasonal equipment use the perimeter.

The side pedestrian door also matters in everyday use. If the garage becomes part vehicle store and part workshop or equipment room, there is no need to open the full vehicle entrance simply to retrieve a bicycle or tool.

Best For

one-car households;
vehicle plus bicycle storage;
general workshop use around the perimeter;
motorcycle storage;
garden and outdoor equipment alongside a vehicle.

Hansa H 6x6m — Garage and Carport in One Structure

The Hansa H 6x6m changes the formula by combining an enclosed garage with an open carport under one roof.

The enclosed section provides approximately 17 m² of room area with 44 mm Nordic spruce walls, while the complete structure measures around 575 x 555 cm.

It uses a low flat-roof format and includes three double-glazed windows.

An interesting practical detail is that Hansagarten24 states the relative positions of the garage and carport can be reversed during assembly.

Why a Garage + Carport Combination Can Be Better

Two vehicles do not necessarily require two fully enclosed bays.

One car may benefit from the enclosed garage while the second simply needs a roof. Alternatively, the open side can be used for bicycles, motorcycles, a trailer or outdoor equipment that benefits from weather protection without needing a locked room.

This creates more flexibility than a conventional single garage without moving all the way to a large double garage.

Best For

two-vehicle households with different storage requirements;
one car plus motorcycles or bicycles;
covered outdoor equipment storage;
owners wanting both enclosed and open parking in one structure.

Deluxe H 7x6m — A More Substantial Garage + Carport

The Deluxe H 7x6m develops the same hybrid idea on a larger and heavier-duty platform.

It measures approximately 700 x 555 cm and uses 70 mm walls around the enclosed section.

Hansagarten24 lists approximately 21 m² of enclosed room area, while the adjoining carport provides a further 16 m² of covered parking space.

The garage uses a three-metre-wide up-and-over door, three opening double-glazed windows and a flat-roof layout.

Where the Extra Space Matters

The larger garage section gives more room around a vehicle, which is useful when opening doors, moving equipment or creating storage along the walls.

The carport can then serve a second vehicle without consuming enclosed workshop space.

Alternatively, the covered open bay can become a practical staging area for bicycles, outdoor gear, cleaning equipment or other items that are regularly moved in and out.

Hansa H vs Deluxe H

The Hansa H is the more compact 44 mm combination.

The Deluxe H increases the enclosed area, moves to 70 mm wall construction and provides a larger overall footprint.

If the garage itself is expected to function as more than simple parking, the additional enclosed space of the Deluxe H becomes more useful.

Henley XL 6x5m — When You Need Shelter Rather Than a Garage

The Henley XL takes a completely different approach.

Instead of enclosing the vehicles, it creates a substantial open timber canopy measuring approximately 645 x 510 cm.

The pitched roof covers around 36 m² and the supporting posts and structural members are made from glulam timber.

Hansagarten24 describes the structure as large enough for two cars, but the two halves do not have to perform identical functions.

One side could remain vehicle parking while the other becomes a covered outdoor working or seating area.

Why Choose an Open Double Carport?

A carport preserves much more visual openness around the property.

It provides overhead weather protection without creating the volume of a fully enclosed building.

That can make sense when the main objective is:

two-car covered parking;
one car plus motorcycles;
vehicle parking plus a sheltered outdoor area;
easy drive-in and drive-out access;
keeping the structure visually lighter than a double garage.

Arthur 7x3m — Carport Plus Dedicated Storage Shed

The Arthur 7x3m is arguably one of the most interesting designs in the range because the two sections deliberately do different jobs.

The structure measures approximately 678 x 328 cm.

The open carport provides around 14 m² of covered vehicle space, while the enclosed shed contributes approximately 7.5-8 m² of dedicated storage.

The enclosed section uses 70 mm Nordic spruce walls, 28 mm floorboards, double glazing and a pitched roof over the complete structure.

Why the Shed Changes the Use Case

A normal carport protects a vehicle but does not solve the problem of loose equipment.

Arthur separates the two functions.

The car stays under the open roof while bicycles, tools, tyres, garden equipment and other items can move into the enclosed room.

That separation is particularly useful for active households because the shed can effectively become an equipment room.

Good Uses for the Storage Room

bicycles and e-bikes;
cycling tools and spare tyres;
motorcycle equipment;
roof boxes and vehicle accessories;
garden tools;
outdoor and hiking equipment;
general household storage.

This makes Arthur relevant well beyond vehicle parking.

Hansa Q 6x6m — Garage Plus Serious Workshop Space

The Hansa Q 6x6m takes storage much further.

The structure measures approximately 648 x 598 cm and uses 70 mm Nordic spruce walls.

Hansagarten24 divides its approximately 37 m² interior into a roughly 23 m² garage section and a separate 14 m² storage room that can also function as a workshop.

An internal door connects the two areas.

Both sections receive four double-glazed opening windows, giving the complete building eight windows in total.

The garage also uses a three-metre-wide up-and-over vehicle door.

The Workshop Is the Real Difference

Fourteen square metres is no longer just cupboard-style storage.

It is enough space to create a meaningful work area separate from the vehicle bay.

Potential uses include:

bicycle maintenance;
motorcycle equipment and servicing;
vehicle detailing equipment;
tool benches and shelving;
outdoor equipment storage;
hobby work;
general workshop use.

Separating those activities from the garage itself also means the car does not need to be moved every time a workbench or tool is used.

Who Should Look Closely at the Hansa Q?

The Hansa Q makes the most sense when the building needs to become part garage and part hobby infrastructure.

For someone with bicycles, tools, outdoor gear or a hands-on automotive hobby, that may be more useful than simply having enough width for a second car.

Deluxe F 7x6m — A True Double Wooden Garage

The Deluxe F 7x6m is the most straightforward solution here when the priority is substantial enclosed vehicle space.

It measures approximately 710 x 575 cm, provides around 37 m² of internal area and uses 70 mm walls.

The structure has a low flat roof, three double-glazed windows and separate up-and-over vehicle doors.

The large open interior creates a very different type of flexibility from the compartmentalised Hansa Q.

Double Garage vs Garage + Workshop

The choice between Deluxe F and Hansa Q illustrates an important point.

Both offer approximately 37 m², but the space is organised differently.

Deluxe F keeps the interior primarily open for two vehicles and flexible parking.

Hansa Q deliberately divides the footprint between vehicle parking and a dedicated secondary room.

If two cars must be enclosed, Deluxe F is the more natural layout.

If one vehicle plus a genuine workshop or equipment room is more useful, Hansa Q uses the footprint differently.

44 mm vs 70 mm — How the Range Changes

The models in this guide also illustrate the two main wall formats found across the Hansagarten24 garage collection.

44 mm

Used by models such as Hansa B and Hansa H.

This construction works naturally for conventional garages and combination structures where the main requirement is enclosed vehicle or equipment storage.

70 mm

Used by larger models such as Deluxe H, Arthur, Hansa Q and Deluxe F.

The thicker wall format appears repeatedly in structures with larger footprints, workshop-style secondary spaces or more substantial garage configurations.

Wall thickness should therefore be considered alongside the function of the building rather than treated as an isolated specification.

Single Garage, Double Garage or Carport?

The answer depends on what you want the structure to protect and what else needs to live alongside the vehicle.

Choose a Single Garage If:

one enclosed vehicle space is enough;
you want tools and equipment around the perimeter;
the building should remain relatively straightforward.

Choose a Garage + Carport If:

you have two vehicles but only one needs full enclosure;
you want both secure and quick-access parking;
you may use the open bay for bikes, motorcycles or equipment.

Choose a Double Carport If:

weather protection matters more than enclosure;
easy access is a priority;
you want the lightest visual structure for two vehicles.

Choose a Garage + Storage Room If:

bicycles, tools or outdoor equipment need their own space;
you want a permanent workshop;
one enclosed vehicle bay is enough;
keeping work and storage separate from parking is important.

Garages Are Increasingly About More Than Cars

One of the strongest themes across these designs is that vehicle storage and hobby storage increasingly overlap.

Bicycles, e-bikes, roof boxes, camping equipment, tools, pressure washers, spare wheels and outdoor gear all compete for space around the car.

A building such as Arthur solves that by separating the open vehicle bay from the equipment room.

Hansa Q goes further and creates enough secondary space for an actual workshop.

That makes garage design increasingly relevant to the same broader outdoor-living approach explored in Alpine Performance's Hansagarten24 Wooden Garden Buildings — Garden Offices, Saunas & Cabins.

How Garages Fit Into a Larger Garden-Building Strategy

A property does not always need another conventional shed.

If vehicle storage, bicycle storage, workshop activity and outdoor equipment are already consuming significant space, a purpose-designed garage or garage combination can consolidate several functions into one building.

This is also why it can be useful to compare garages with more general garden buildings before deciding what the extra structure should do.

For broader ideas, see the Best Wooden Garden Houses in 2026 — Hansagarten24 Buying Guide.

Which Hansagarten24 Garage or Carport Makes the Most Sense?

Choose Hansa B if you want a straightforward enclosed single garage with useful additional room around the vehicle.

Choose Hansa H if you want one enclosed bay and one open covered parking space without moving to the largest structures.

Choose Deluxe H if the garage + carport concept suits you but you want a larger 70 mm enclosed section and more overall space.

Choose Henley XL if you need two-car overhead protection but do not need enclosed garage walls.

Choose Arthur if covered parking plus a dedicated bicycle, tool or outdoor-equipment store is more useful than a conventional garage.

Choose Hansa Q if you want a substantial enclosed garage combined with a real workshop or storage room.

Choose Deluxe F if the priority is a large enclosed double garage with an open internal layout.

Final Thoughts

Hansagarten24's wooden garage and carport range is more diverse than it first appears.

The Hansa B represents the traditional single-garage approach. Hansa H and Deluxe H combine enclosed and open parking. Henley XL strips the concept back to a large open double carport, while Arthur adds exactly the feature many active households need: a separate equipment shed.

Hansa Q takes that idea further by creating a genuine garage-and-workshop layout, while Deluxe F uses a similar overall amount of enclosed space very differently as a large double garage.

The right design therefore depends less on which structure is biggest and more on how the space needs to be divided between cars, bicycles, tools, workshop activity and other equipment.

A well-chosen garage does not simply protect a vehicle. It can organise an entire part of the property.

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