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Before starting any construction, planning is crucial. The first step is to decide on the length, depth, and width of the tunnel. Consider the type of materials needed, including the tools required, and the budget.
Once the planning is complete, prepare the site for construction. Clear all obstructions and create a path for digging. Mark the area where the tunnel will be constructed in the garage and house walls.
With the site ready, it's time to begin digging. Use a digging tool to start the tunnel from the garage towards the house basement. Alternatively, tunnel straight through if the distance is short. As the tunnel progresses, ensure it has a gradual slope to allow for water drainage.
As you dig the tunnel, install wooden supports to reinforce it. These beams offer stability to prevent a cave-in during construction. Add the beams at regular intervals and ensure they fit tightly together.
Once the tunnel is complete, it's time to construct the walls and ceiling. Use bricks and cement to build the walls and ensure they are sturdy enough to withstand external pressure. For the ceiling, use corrugated steel sheets to reinforce it.
To make it convenient to navigate the tunnel, it's essential to install lighting and ventilation. Install LED lights on the tunnel walls and ensure there's enough ventilation to prevent suffocation.
After completing construction of the tunnel, it's time to clean up the site. Remove all dirt, debris, and equipment used during the construction process. Dispose of in an appropriate manner.
Building a tunnel from your house to your garage is an ambitious project that requires planning, preparation, and a considerable investment of time and resources. By following the above seven steps, you can create a reliable and safe tunnel to make it convenient to access your garage without stepping out into inclement weather.
