Bruce
Herd Master
That would be great. Storage, office space, workshop in the containers and equipment storage between them!
We watched a video from them about adding the wall framing and insulation. We've been watching lots of YouTube videos regarding shipping container houses. I'm hoping it goes together easily.Miss @Larsen Poultry Ranch,
You have probably seen this video or at least something similar, but in case you have not, here is a YouTube video about a couple who built a shipping container home using 2 containers and a middle section so that they would have more space. It is from the YouTube channel "Life Uncontained":
Senile Texas Aggie
I've seen that and frankly I don't understand why anyone would do it. They built "exterior" walls on the inside of the containers, built a sloped roof over everything. Huge amount of work to modify the containers to connect them together with the new floor, cut out almost one entire side of each container, cut out and frame for windows, etc. Effectively they built an entire stick built house save for siding. Seems like it would have been a lot less work just to build that "look" from scratch. I don't know what used shipping containers cost but I can't imagine it would be less than the siding they didn't have to buy.It is from the YouTube channel "Life Uncontained":
I'd rather have stick built, plus building 2x4 framing inside the container cuts down on the useable space by a lot. I think they have to do the framing like that so the insulation has a specific R value for building code.I've seen that and frankly I don't understand why anyone would do it. They built "exterior" walls on the inside of the containers, built a sloped roof over everything. Huge amount of work to modify the containers to connect them together with the new floor, cut out almost one entire side of each container, cut out and frame for windows, etc. Effectively they built an entire stick built house save for siding. Seems like it would have been a lot less work just to build that "look" from scratch. I don't know what used shipping containers cost but I can't imagine it would be less than the siding they didn't have to buy.