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If you are looking for an empty container a search online should give you options near you. They are normally easy to find due to being used to deliver products around the world. We got ours from Jenco Sales (jencosales.com). I am sure they can delivery about anywhere. Thanks for watching!

Almost went that route. Would be a nice touch for a tiny wood stove mounted to a wall. If we ever redid the cabin for an Airbnb. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

Actually have a video of the inside. Link is below if you would like to watch. Thank you for the comment and watching.

@NoRulesLife Can't find the link 🔗😁.

@ Sorry LOL. I guess that would help. Here you go. ua-cam.com/video/7FUeo_vuQ94/v-deo.html

Oh I have nothing against doing some serious habitat changes to your property. There are some smart folks out there that do a great job. For us some simple things did the trick for our goals. Just depends on what you are trying to accomplish. Took us a few years of trial and error but we got it now.😂

That would be nice. I am sure it would be possible but would take some interesting fabrication to make it work. But I am sure doable. Thanks for watching.

More for my brain than anything else. I can look at the cables to tell right away if anything has moved. 5 years and so far nothing. I will take that.

Thank you. Certainly does make you feel secure.

Turned out great.

Thank you Steve. It is a work in progress. Hope that once some funds are in line we will do some cool but budget upgrades.

We actually have cables anchored about 4 feet into the ground at all four corners. Surprisingly those have not budged even with two different trees falling over onto the cabin. What I would like to do is pour footers with concrete one day and anchor each corner to that. Similar to what you said. Thanks for the comment and watching.

Yeah I am starting to think the one I bought might be good for a small closet LOL

Thanks for the tip. It is pressure treated lumber that has already been treated as well. But I might check that stuff out next time I want to treat

I assume you are referring to Solar? I would need better sunlight but the roof does get its share of some sun during the day. Hope that is what you meant 😁

@NoRulesLife we call fotovoltaic module, solar is module with pipe and glicol, buy one and check power. Now normal power is 400-500W and open votage is 38-45V, working around 34-36V and 10-15A, 10 years ago when popular was policrystal and have build with box on back with 3 x 12V section it was very good because you can open this box and take one section for supply fan from computer, I use IT for ventilation 365 days in year, and IT was great, in containers was solvents, fan was in floor and blow outside air, other section charge bartery VIA controller for inverter 230V lights etc, give my some contact to you I send.some foto to you, my side education is eletric

@Markus-v1v You certainly seem to know more than I ever will with this. Of course I never really learned nor paid attention to anything in school 😂 Thanks for the info.

Thanks for the helpful tips and feedback. And thank you for watching.

@NoRulesLife i see that you can rebuild floor to warm house, if you dont know 40% warm lose with not isolated roof, 20-30% floor, you can put PIR 30-50% it is better 50-100% that wool or PS, and carpet is better for leaving, I have in work shop in plates 50x50cm easy to instal. PS if you put PIR or XPS under countur container you see high progess !

@Markus-v1v Thanks for the info and for watching.

LOL thank you. And thanks for watching.

Great info thanks for that. I actually opened a different window last night out there and had ZERO condensation with temps in the upper 20's. That was a great improvement. What do you mean by heat it with AC? Got any examples you can share of those?

Also love the tip about using wood and possibly cedar. Gives me a great idea for upgrades. Thanks again.

One of those things I always say I need but never do. But can't really complain when you are in your own cabin on your own property.

Actually something I did not mention in the video (that whole hindsight thing). We do crack a window while we are there. Then run the AC on Fan only when it is cold and then AC + the fan when it is warm. This will filter in fresh air. But really want to find something that is a better permanent vent. I will keep researching. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

Great comment. We already lock them open for that very reason. But thank you for pointing it out. Good news is we also have cell service. Thanks for watching and for the comment.

That would be a great idea. At a minimum at least insulating the floor would be great. Or a combo of insulating and closing around the bottom on the outside. Thanks for the comment.

@@NoRulesLife This is a bad idea! The water is the problem, not the heat!

@ Thanks for the feedback. So you feel insulating the floor is a bad idea? Or heating the floor? I can tell you with certainty i will not heat the floor but did want to insulate it.

@ Insulating the floor is always a proper idea! Or better: It´s a must! But plz not with this shitty bubblewrap-foil with one silvery side! They are for nothing. You need at least 2" of styrofoam for floor insulation, the sort you can walk on! That means: All out, insulate the floor, and then furniture in again! Everything else is a waste of work and money. Then it is highly recommended to put proper siding inside. Pine or Cedar... At best a wood that´s good against molder. And for heating get a good AC! Then you will have no issues with condensation or mold. Otherwise, you´ll get sick from this cabin! And pneumonia is a bad bad thing, believe me! Heating the floor would be a bad idea. It´s expensive, and it´s not a solution to the condensation problem! This money is better invested in a good AC to heat this cabin.

@@bernhardmichaelfux308 Thanks for taking the time to explain. Very much appreciated. I was actually going to go the 2 inch foam route. We are not the tallest so another 2 inches is not going to hurt. But good to hear the feedback on it. Also very much love the pine or cedar idea for the walls. The siding they used works but not the greatest and good to hear it helps with moisture. The pine or cedar would also bring a nice smell as well.

Thank you. It keeps it sealed up and secure until next time. Also gives us a nice little entrance area for shoes or even simple storage.

We lock it open so it cannot be closed without bolt cutters or a grinder. But yes that would be a great idea. Thanks for the comment.

Very true. We also have done a few prescribed burns at our property and plan more. Not only helps with potential fires but has really helped wildlife activity.

Great question. One I have gotten quite a bit. Yes we lock them open. It is a chain and a secure lock. Thought of that the first day we got it. I am sure someone could cut the chain and close it but truth is just open a window and call someone. Great cell service there. It is still the middle of 45 acres so someone would have to be very intentional doing that.

Hopefully one day. Needs a long way to go but would be a good video series to upgrade it. Thanks for watching and for the comment.

There are some quick shots from the inside looking out. Starting at 9 seconds. But if you are interested here is a video showing all the inside. It is basic but gets the job done. Thank you for watching and the comment. ua-cam.com/video/7FUeo_vuQ94/v-deo.html

That would be a wonderful idea. Sure would be easy to transport them there.

Yeah good point. It actually needs a cleaning bad but the color choice works well in the woods.

We do have a video of the inside. Link is below. Now it is basic 😁. But we love it. Thank you for watching. ua-cam.com/video/7FUeo_vuQ94/v-deo.htmlsi=mKIOs7pFjgxPHCyP

We actually have a video of the inside. Now it is very basic 😁. But we love it. ua-cam.com/video/7FUeo_vuQ94/v-deo.htmlsi=mKIOs7pFjgxPHCyP

Thank you for the nice comment. And thanks for watching as well.

For now just outside in the woods 😁. Hopefully some improvements in the future.

I am not even remotely close to being an expert. But I would say direct hit no. However, I would think if our container flipped over we would be replacing windows and the cheap stuff inside. BUT the container itself would hold up. Now a BIG tornado I doubt. Just my useless opinion😁

Thank You. And thanks for watching.

@@SonjaSophie it is a 20 foot. With the additional entrance wall (where the glass door is) it leaves us with 18 feet inside. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

Now that sounds cool. Love hearing about different ideas. But I am sure in the US there would be 5 million regulations against it LOL

@@NoRulesLife oh...

@@jermpoz2971 Would be a great idea though. I am going to research some and see what I find. Thanks for the comments.

Our property and cabin are in Alabama. I know some counties even in Alabama do not offer it but that is a shame. Sorry they do not for you. Have you tried to contact them? Maybe at the very least they can come out and give you ideas. Another place to contact is the NWTF (National Wild Turkey Federation). They also came out and gave me some ideas.

And I am from TN originally. From Knoxville.

We bought it as a shell with the majority of it built. We added the front porch, roof top deck, leveled it and of course our basic cheap stuff on the inside. Plan to "hopefully" modify it more in the future. Little more info on it in these two videos. ua-cam.com/video/fcw64ZGoQLE/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/IDkym8irEDI/v-deo.html

Sure do. Link is below. It is a very basic cabin which allowed us to get it soon and start using it. We hopefully plan to modify it and make it better in the future. Thanks for the comment and for watching. ua-cam.com/video/7FUeo_vuQ94/v-deo.html

I lived in FL many years ago. Would certainly be a good option. Thank you for watching.

Sure. I think this link below is where I bought them. There are cheaper options on Amazon but I did not want to go that route. Browse around this site. I personally like the large screw in anchors. Might try those if I ever move the cabin. americanearthanchors.com/3al-60cc-3-inch-bullet-with-60-inch-cable-and-cable-clamps/

HAHA good point. I really want to change them out at some point. Might do a whole makeover in there one day and lighting will be a major part of it.

There is actually. It is rather basic but works! Link below ua-cam.com/video/7FUeo_vuQ94/v-deo.html

That is a very good point. Nothing better than reusing something for good.

That sounds great. Always liked the idea of having wide patio doors on the long side versus the end.

I have zero problems living in the woods. It actually is the best thing for me 😂. Thank you for watching.