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Use the length deliberately
One end can hold bulky equipment while the other supports shelves or a bench. Keep the middle open enough for movement.
Decide where the door belongs
A door on the long wall creates a different traffic pattern than a door on the end wall. Sketch the interior before locking in the opening.
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