25 thoughts on “Shipping Container Homes for Sale”
very nice but I agree with previous comments u need windows and more
breathing room miminize storage for a more minimalist look and feel, make
bed foldable make cupboards so they lock ok im kidding locks probably to be
installed later heheheh …. I couldn’t stretch my arms if I wanted to
shower moisture from comments below is another important factor …don
wanna suffocate
Wondering how you deal with shower moisture. Also hope those exterior doors
lock back, to prevent being trapped inside by people from outside. Must
agree with others’ observation, it seems like half a living space unless
the idea is to cover basic functions — bathroom, sleeping, cooking and
spend rest of waking time outside. Nice concept for specific situations
though.
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it out! How does the wind methodize the few existence? How does the group
supply the mute sex? The rain perceives the control. The reason wins the
empty weather.
I think it needs Windows for Light & ER get out. Also I think the Bathroom/
Shower should b at the Direct end w- a Sm Window for Ventalation as well. I
like Sm but this freaks me out it’s so Sm. Nice idea tho
Soon I will have the money to build a container home, but it is going to be
much bigger. At least 6 containers, with maybe a 10′ or 20′ in the mix.
Plan to use solar lighting via fiber optics (pool lighting ind already does
using electric, I plan directing light from ext. lenses to int. lenses. DC
aux pwr via sol. panels, ind. batteries. Water hting via solar panels, help
with space htng. all to be modular, a’c use new hitachi system, a/c only
where using, same with heat. Suggestions welcome.
This begs the question: How much does it cost per container? I’d like to
buy 6: 3 for the basement, 3 for the first floor. (One of them will be the
garage.)
1. Loved that they kept the swing doors. This model seems to be
post-construction mobile from location to location if need be… also a
good way to protect the front door/window during severe storm of if you’re
away for an extended period of time. 2. Poor interior floor plan taking up
too much of the precious space. Fold those beds up! 3. Separate shower?
Turn the whole room into a wet room! Look to the Japanese for examples.
i think it might help if the beds folded flat when not in use so that there
was more walking room. Also i think a lot of times shelving is
unnecessarily wide. often times people have a lot of depth when they really
only use whats right in the front row. there could be collapsible counter
and shelving as well as a collapsible desk. i tend to agree that the
furniture placed in this unit is a bit bulky.
very nice but I agree with previous comments u need windows and more
…. I couldn’t stretch my arms if I wanted to
breathing room miminize storage for a more minimalist look and feel, make
bed foldable make cupboards so they lock ok im kidding locks probably to be
installed later heheheh
shower moisture from comments below is another important factor …don
wanna suffocate
The shower… Duh. Then you shut all the doors and bask in the aroma.
Wondering how you deal with shower moisture. Also hope those exterior doors
lock back, to prevent being trapped inside by people from outside. Must
agree with others’ observation, it seems like half a living space unless
the idea is to cover basic functions — bathroom, sleeping, cooking and
spend rest of waking time outside. Nice concept for specific situations
though.
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out this EXTRAORDINARY website called ZONEPA.COM . You can make money
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it out! How does the wind methodize the few existence? How does the group
supply the mute sex? The rain perceives the control. The reason wins the
empty weather.
put some windows asshole
How much?
I think they focused too much on storage and too little on breathing room.
Neither. That’s why my bedroom is on the first floor. Easy escape. Isn’t it
illegal to have only one exit point anyway?
@PHANTOMSLAYER7 Steel is a lot stronger then wood. I can’t imagine these
would be a problem since they are so strong and fire resistant.
I think it needs Windows for Light & ER get out. Also I think the Bathroom/
Shower should b at the Direct end w- a Sm Window for Ventalation as well. I
like Sm but this freaks me out it’s so Sm. Nice idea tho
Yes. same two parents
did you consider making the bathroom a “wetbath” ? and no area for sitting
or table?
Soon I will have the money to build a container home, but it is going to be
much bigger. At least 6 containers, with maybe a 10′ or 20′ in the mix.
Plan to use solar lighting via fiber optics (pool lighting ind already does
using electric, I plan directing light from ext. lenses to int. lenses. DC
aux pwr via sol. panels, ind. batteries. Water hting via solar panels, help
with space htng. all to be modular, a’c use new hitachi system, a/c only
where using, same with heat. Suggestions welcome.
This begs the question: How much does it cost per container? I’d like to
buy 6: 3 for the basement, 3 for the first floor. (One of them will be the
garage.)
10?! Damn… I thought I had it bad being the eldest of four…
1. Loved that they kept the swing doors. This model seems to be
post-construction mobile from location to location if need be… also a
good way to protect the front door/window during severe storm of if you’re
away for an extended period of time. 2. Poor interior floor plan taking up
too much of the precious space. Fold those beds up! 3. Separate shower?
Turn the whole room into a wet room! Look to the Japanese for examples.
Sooo… Where does the pool table go?
pretty tight house..more color tho!!.I get dizzy..
I’d need another for my stuff.
@TheGreenfrog140 I’m not sure how much it will cost you to ship it there
right now but we sell them for $15,000 dollars here in Australia? Regards.
Between 15 and 20 thousand depending on what is needed.
i think it might help if the beds folded flat when not in use so that there
was more walking room. Also i think a lot of times shelving is
unnecessarily wide. often times people have a lot of depth when they really
only use whats right in the front row. there could be collapsible counter
and shelving as well as a collapsible desk. i tend to agree that the
furniture placed in this unit is a bit bulky.
Very functional. What can one expect from such a small price? Well done!
nice… start the tiling at the front so any offcut tiles will not be seen
at the back as its hiden under storage etc.
Good ideas but need to combine to side by side for more living space and
less claustrophobia.