I ran into a video that features a converted shipping container cottage and workshop in Australia. They started the conversion in 2006.
One container serves as a workshop and the other as living space, or as they call it… a weekend cottage.
They have added several features including a covered front porch, rain water collection system using a plastic barrel, fireplace, beautiful doors with windows, a garden, and much more.
Watch the video right here, I think you’ll enjoy…
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This may be the case in USA, but in the UK they have been outlawed. I wouldn’t buy a Sealy or a Tempur mattress anyway, because they use the cheapest methods for fire retardency rather than those that are healthy.
Thank you for bringing that up Stan I didn’t even know that. Glad you informed me, I’ll do some research..
Hello Guys,
We are a new company in BC and are making Park Models out of shipping containers.
Here is our website http://www.kontainerkottages.com
Thanks
Tim
Hey Tim, welcome! Glad you stopped by and I like what you are doing. Is there anything that I can do to help you guys? Let me know! Maybe a post on your kontainers so help spread the word?