As land values increase in the National Capital Region (NCR) and surrounding areas such as Laguna and Bulacan, developers have started to carve up lots, opting to transform them to narrow townhouses with double garages. It’s a shame, really.

It seems crazy, but land developers are missing out on opportunity when they opt to put in a space-consuming double garage when space is a premium. But because they’re built so tightly, they can’t fit larger cars like SUVs. In the end, homeowners end up parking on the street; their double garage end up as an additional storage space.

From an investment perspective, townhouses and homes that have more rooms—be it a guest room, home office, or kids’ playroom, can command higher prices on the market. As a result, properties built on smaller blocks actually waste space (and revenue) with double garages.

This is where car stackers can solve the problem - not only can they add property value by providing an extra room, but because it uses the “air space,” it can still provide the requisite double parking.

Currently in use in commercial establishments, offices, and hotels, EZ Park’s Two Post system is great for private homes. Starting at below P 200,000, it fits into a 12.5 square-meter space (height requirement can be as low as 3.5 meters), and can transform a single parking garage to two, or that double garage into a four-car garage in just five days. It can accommodate vehicles as long as 5 meters, as tall as 2 meters, and as wide as 1.85 meters. It can lift up to 2,700 kilograms—heavier than even some armored SUVs.

The system is weather-proof, and can even act as a deterrent against theft or flood damage—imagine being able to raise up your vehicle four meters from the garage floor in less than 60 seconds!

Ultimately, investing in a car stacker is a win-win solution. Not only does it help maximize property value, but it also helps homeowners gain additional space—space that could be used for something else than just parking a car.

The EZ Park Two Post Car Stacker is distributed by Emicor, Inc. Contact them via Facebook or though land line at 02 8372 3601 to 05.

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