Just when thought no one else had my perfect plans and ideas. Only yours are perfect walls. I was thinking SIP panels. Everything I planned was incredibly spot on. The folding panels. The strong, lightweight, insulation, low draw on energy. Only I added telescoping turbine towers. Everything else was perfection. My dream became reality. Im so blown at how this happened. Wow, and Thank you for sharing and to further fuel to the inspiration. Blessings.
This is absolutely amazing 😍 Best design, actual functional living space for usability I've ever seen in a tiny home. Doesn't get much more perfect than this! Families could actually live comfortably & not squished into a can.
Getting back to history. Some of the RV's in the 50's, listed as the first "mobile homes," had full-side slides. The buyer could take a full-sized house with them wherever they went. They didn't last long because I believe the technology wasn't available then. Now we have it, and can potentially take a full-sized house with us. How cool!
Normally I'd be really critical about the unfinished bits you are talking about, but considering what's already built i really believe what you talk about as being possible. I've seen fold out container concepts but nothing in real life. This is VERY COOL!!
It’s a Magnolia triplewide home! I lived in one for 25 years moving it across country 3 times before selling it. Loved that house. My adult children cried when we sold it.
@Shin Sho Right...as they said, it's going to be outfitted with appliances and fixtures when it arrives in the US (they're buying them there as they stated in the video). Would like to see it reshot once it's outfitted with those appliances and fixtures. Of course they're doing this to sell it. Seeing it outfitted also provides value to potential buyers.
@@a65bugman1 I would think you could contact the lister of this build via the property listing URL in the video description box (there's a "contact list" button). Doesn't look like there's much info provided otherwise.
Re:Container home that expands-"tiny house listings"- your beautiful expandible container home. My goodness, you have eptomized nearly everything I have dreamed of in a home. It is so very neat looking, easy to clean and all. I am 71, a widow and I raised 5 children. But always jokingly told my husband how much I would have appreciated a kitchen floor that flushed! What a concept! The kitchen catches everything, spills, food, muddy shoes etc.lol. At this time in my life what I'd give for a tiny home but that kind of spending is out of the question. I've seen seniors who are managing to build their own tiny houses or refurbishing travel trailers. I live vicariously through thru the marvelous things they have accomplished. Keep on keeping on. Teresa Indianapolis IN
....man o man.....I live in a 2500 sq foot home...with piece of chit microwave exhaust fan.....totally loving your hood.....yes it is appreciated! Lots to love ....keep it up!
This is a beautiful home! I love how everything is so sleek and cool looking, and the fold up walls really makes it great because you have a bigger space! Love this home, you did a fabulous job!
Revolutionary design...every detail is considered. It's a confluence of Tokyo-inspired space-saving design, Scandinavian utilitarianism, and commercial engineering. I've looked at thousands of RVs, container, tiny, modular and mobile homes and this is next level. It reminds me of the features of a Boeing-777 first-class cabin, but larger and with more expensive technology and some kind of Jetson-esque. I can't wait to see this finished product and real-world functionality. $87,000 is a reasonable price. Very well thought out: impressive.
How much? To be able to, simply, live in a closet-style home? With nothing but regular Common Sense, Logic & Reasoning applied to building it with 'your $money's$ worth' honestly put into it durability/functionality? Hmmmm? I would say the maximium, TOTALLY HONEST permissible charge for such an item would be no more than $26,000 U.S.D.. Unless, of course - all this expressed as in-genius talk about it in this article, is not being focused on streamlining the absolute best/lowest $cost$ in mass-purchasing the particular part's & materials for same - You want a few idiots/'fool's and their $money$ that is soon to be departed' with plenty of $money$ to 'burn' to pay for the development-'prototype' demo model's, first? - Great! Contact the rest of us/repost another article on UTube about it when you get past all that B.S. - and get the charging $price$ down to a reality level for us 'non-idiot'/'non-foolish type's' - that can not afford to play an expensive 'test-the-prototype-model' game with many 'up & coming' one's like you!
@@mastermasterblaster1 bro, theyve been around for years.... this guy has just made a suped up model. What hes got is pretty good, just a bit overpriced /watch?v=-pS6m7EJHAw video of a family living in one... comfortably, konbuild do them, alibaba has them galore etc
I totally agree. The style terms you have applied is spot on. Your words are the words I couldn't articulate. Ahead of it's time for sure, like a Swiss Army Knife except better.
This is really well-designed. The windows are genius. This deployable building could make an instant vacation home for an isolated rural location or multiples of these homes could be used to make a temporary village after a disaster or married student housing on a college campus. I would like to see power outlets in every wall except the bathroom, would like the sharp edges of the furo tub rounded for safety and would like some type of picture railing high up on the walls near the ceiling from which to suspend picture wires so art work could be placed on the walls. The left end of the kitchen counter that is next to the refrigerator looks the right size for a coffee machine, if you put a power outlet there. I would also like to see an option for pairs of XL twin-size murphy beds or fold-down bunk beds in each bedroom. Some ceiling hooks on the front porch ceiling from which to suspend lanterns or hanging plant baskets would be a nice touch. Please show the finished and furnished product when the structure is completed.
A complete finished home IS NOT NESSISARY FOR ANYONE WITH A SMALL IMAGINATION! People tend to be whiners! Loved it . Incredible. Mostly ingenious. I can't wait to see your next endeavor. You are the type of person that this world needs more of. Thanks.
Great design. I could see coupling it with another 20 container for all the remaining gear and then for additional storage. I wouldn't bother with the trailer and would have a trucking company move it like any shipping container. Very nice.
Wow...I can tell a great deal of planning and engineering went into this home. I tip my hat to you! You're a genius! What someone needs to do now is build a travel trailer on a small scale (8X24) with fold out walls.
Well-thought design. I look forward to seeing everything upon completion. And can I just say THANK YOU for the acknowledgement that most, if not all, standard residential cooktop fans are insufficient! If only they were more accessible and affordable for the average homeowner/renter.
Very nice looking abode. The aesthetics please.. porch, siding colours and windows appeal---I've lived in large house and huge apartments. Experience has show me the benefits of a small, lovable and loving space. I will NEVER again mow a huge back lawn in monstrous heat, shovel snow off a long driveway or shell out $15,000 on a roof. Small and sane ROCK.
Felicitaciones a todo el equipo de trabajo ha hecho posible,construir esta excelente obra de arte sobre ruedas y sin lugar a dudas en Sur America acogeremos estos diseños,para construir vivendas auto sustentables y ecologicas,para muchas familias.Gracias por las ideas y Animooooooooo.
Amazing design. It seems like you thought of everything. Certainly, things that I never would've thought of myself. Such an efficient use of every bit of space. Even the video presentation is excellent! Good luck to you. I hope your business continues to grow.
I followed up to the website and this is not a bad price for what you get. I would have loved seeing the utilities and storage at the back though. Very nicely done!!
This idea would be GREAT in areas that are subject to bad flooding every few years. If you knew one of those devastating "once every fifty years" storms was coming you could just rent a good towing vehicle, fold up the house and move it up to higher ground. You would lose all your landscaping, but your house and furniture would be fine. Once the area dried out, you just have the house moved back. Think of the insurance savings! Insurance companies would LOVE this concept!
The best solution is to know your once in 1000 year flood and just install a pad higher than that level, i.e. add fill so the house is above the flood level. Who wants to dismantle and reassemble it "just in case." I have a property on a flood plain and know this height. Nothing gets wet even on bad flood years.
This Concept is a Loosing bid on a US DARPA program for a US Military Rapid Deployment Base. I am SOOOO Pumped that someone has taken this design philosophy and Ran with it. I Hope you sell MANY of these.
Cool design! I honestly think it would be great for a person or persons looking for a starter home. Buy some property put this on it and live in it till you choose when and what to build if you need a bigger home. And then keep this for a vacation trailer. Very very cool. I luv it.
Great concept my opinion price should be under $59 per square foot with shipping door to door. I understand why the price is $200 per square foot. With all the upgrades. Issues with this unit is trying to get permits for foundation set up. Factor in a $20K fee to Redco that is 3rd party inspection company for the State of California. To get this unit certified for your building permit for foundation set up. Custom trailer is the way to go but factor in the cost of a trailer and DOT requirements with registration. Next factor in cost to get out of US Customs and hire a freight forward company for delivery to your location to assemble. Also, the cost of a set up crew to take the unit out of the shipping Container with forklift or crane depending on location. Great video and appreciate the time and effort of such videos.
y would u want on a foundation, if u don't u can get out of that of them inspection crap that the point of these up and set or down and gone, cause if things don't work out, move some where else !!!!!!
@@tedcantell9088 you are 💯 correct. But people always ask for units to be put on foundation. The reason for tiny homes is not to break the bank. Keep it cheap and simple.
I have looked at many options for a home, this seems to be a mix of tiny home, cargo container, Swiss army knife and RV’esk, all the things I am looking for, I must say I am impressed, but, I wonder how customizable are the kitchen, bathroom and room components, as some of the things would not really work in America?
This would be great to have delivered via a helicopter to a mountain top as an emergency shelter or for the rangers on duty in high risk high adventure locations.
That would be awesome and I would love to see that also because then the square footage would be well over a thousand feet even over 1,200 square feet total which would be amazing!
@@Charliemmafan ahhhh can't figure out why no one helped you thru this in the last year... BUT, 53ft x 8.5ft is 450.5 sq.ft... NOT over a 1,000 or even close to 1,200... it's 9.6ft high ceiling would be a bonus though
@@TheCdnDomer I can't figure out why no one helped you through this five months ago... But, the builder did say it was about three times the original footprint (0:55). 450sq.ft × 3 = 1,350sp.ft... I agree with your comment about the ceiling height.
I appreciate that you took solar into account with your design. The vented room on the back would be perfect to hold a decent battery bank and electronics
I rather love this one!! 🤩😍 And that's saying something as I've watch 100 and probably 1000s of Tiny House/RVs/Bus/Van/Containers/Earth Ships/Underground/Hobbit/Treehouses/Delivery Trucks... Just a few... And this is my first time leaving a comment. High-Fives!! Thumbs up!! Makes my heart go Pitter-Pat!! Now, how would it fair in Canadian winter's? Average temperature is -26-8 or so...But it can be in excess of -30° to -40° in the windchill. And in the Summer highs of 30°-32° with humidity temperatures of 38°-40°?
I have a big back yard I would love to have one of those in my back yard for rental!!! MORE INFORMATION PLEASE... Signing off, from Indianapolis, Indiana GO COLTS 💞
Love this. I have so many questions though. Will there be shelves in the cabinets and book shelf in the kitchen and bedrooms? Can this be purchase with only 1 bed so the other bed area can be used for storage? Will there be a choice of kitchen backslash colors? The blue is no bueno. Can the bath be made without the soaker tub? Seniors would have great difficulty getting over that ledge. Will you be providing screens for the windows? Why propane for hot water instead of on demand water heater? Where does the washer/dryer go? What is the cost? Where can we get more info?
Very impressive design, and choice of materials. I like this. A back door to the home would have been a plus...allowing for human and pet traffic to back yard environment.
Great video. You have some concepts I've been kicking around for my TinyHome; however, the professionals I've spoke with thinks I'm crazy. Glad to see if I am crazy I'm not a lone. LOL I will be contacting you to talk business, but I'll wait to see this Tiny House completed to possibly save on questions & time. Thanks again a fantastic job so far.
Great concept! Very clever, would love something like this. Unfortunately I doubt windstorm guidelines where I am along the Texas Gulf coast would ever allow it.
I love the fold-out design of the home, but there are some things I would have to be able to customise or leave unfinished. For example, I need wider doorways to accommodate a wheelchair, and a high walled bathtub would not work for me. I would rather have a single large bedroom with the murphy bed located in such a way that a person could get to both sides of the bed and would like an option to have the kitchen and bath plumbed so all I would have to do is attach pipes, but left for me to build.
This is all about the ease of not having to sell your home, and not having to purchase one where you are going. You pack up your stuff (mabye a u haul), fold down your house, move both, set them up, and boom! You are done!
In front of the kitchen is some room, also inside the bathroom. Even with the dressers from the bedroom, that he talked about, there should be enough room depending on what furniture you get. If you're going to buy this, you could intentionally buy furniture you know fits when towing it. The back of the trailer has a storage compartment as well.
@@ChazEvansdale Ahhh ok thanks, for something like this I would have to have furniture that could be compacted in some way, like an Ikea dining table that folds out from a small cube that has stools underneath as well. I have seen some great compactable furniture out there.
lot of good ideas. I've lived in a 'tiny home for over 15 years and I can tell you I am not a fan of it for myself. I like to have a lot of space in part because of my various interests pursuits that all require as much space as possible. That said, I would like to see what could be done with a 40 footer high top - and maybe not have the full length of the sides fold out necessarily.
Innovative design. $87.5 as to link. No plans to move it around much but that was addressed in the video . . . as in not really designed for that. I've read several articles, by engineers and architects, stating that shipping containers are so lightly designed and take so much beefing-up that building a stick house from scratch makes more sense. We have Starbucks shipping container shops in Portland and they are very cool.
Tale gas funny!!! But his wife is not hot she’s not ugly by any means either, just another average one in a hundred typical Asian women. Sorry to burst your bubble buddy and by no means do I mean any disrespect to her husband. You think she’s hot and I believe she’s not!
I am really enthusiastic about this unit. It will be easy to care or for my elderly sister the only problems I can see are some of the corners in the kitchen needed to be rounded off and softened so she doesn't get bruised up and the same for the bathroom soaking tub, actually a soakingtub might be impractical for her; can you can figure something out else as an option for the elderly & handicapped; like just a shower--it is a wet space after all.
Great idea - I actually had thought of doing the same thing but going up - making a "sliding" second floor - but it didn't occur to me to expand horizontally - brilliant design
I just came from a video from a year earlier with similar fold out design, channel was Christine Chen and from china. They didn't have much inside though. Not sure about insulation. Some places freeze in the winter so plumbing and water heaters and stuff need to take that into account. Plus snow on the roof I'm in the US so I'm glad it's available in this country
Just when thought no one else had my perfect plans and ideas. Only yours are perfect walls. I was thinking SIP panels. Everything I planned was incredibly spot on. The folding panels. The strong, lightweight, insulation, low draw on energy. Only I added telescoping turbine towers. Everything else was perfection. My dream became reality. Im so blown at how this happened. Wow, and Thank you for sharing and to further fuel to the inspiration. Blessings.
The presentation was nice. His wife was charming. Nice job.
This is absolutely amazing 😍 Best design, actual functional living space for usability I've ever seen in a tiny home. Doesn't get much more perfect than this! Families could actually live comfortably & not squished into a can.
Getting back to history. Some of the RV's in the 50's, listed as the first "mobile homes," had full-side slides. The buyer could take a full-sized house with them wherever they went. They didn't last long because I believe the technology wasn't available then. Now we have it, and can potentially take a full-sized house with us. How cool!
I love the details they added into the kitchen. That kitchen is pretty much my dream kitchen
Normally I'd be really critical about the unfinished bits you are talking about, but considering what's already built i really believe what you talk about as being possible. I've seen fold out container concepts but nothing in real life. This is VERY COOL!!
It’s a Magnolia triplewide home! I lived in one for 25 years moving it across country 3 times before selling it. Loved that house. My adult children cried when we sold it.
Magnolia triple wide? Does it also fold out like this? And is it transportable like an RV?
I'd like to see this video reshot after it's finalized with the finishings. Very interesting and love the spaciousness with the compactable design.
@Shin Sho Right...as they said, it's going to be outfitted with appliances and fixtures when it arrives in the US (they're buying them there as they stated in the video). Would like to see it reshot once it's outfitted with those appliances and fixtures. Of course they're doing this to sell it. Seeing it outfitted also provides value to potential buyers.
@@soulfullysarah4367 I'm trying to find these builders for a specific project. Any ideas on how to get a custom one done?
@@a65bugman1 I would think you could contact the lister of this build via the property listing URL in the video description box (there's a "contact list" button). Doesn't look like there's much info provided otherwise.
@@soulfullysarah4367 Thanks. Yeah, they want you to sign up to contact them.... The search continues....
@@a65bugman1 it says more information at Tinyhouselistings.com I will try to get more information there.
Re:Container home that expands-"tiny house listings"- your beautiful expandible container home. My goodness, you have eptomized nearly everything I have dreamed of in a home. It is so very neat looking, easy to clean and all. I am 71, a widow and I raised 5 children. But always jokingly told my husband how much I would have appreciated a kitchen floor that flushed! What a concept! The kitchen catches everything, spills, food, muddy shoes etc.lol. At this time in my life what I'd give for a tiny home but that kind of spending is out of the question. I've seen seniors who are managing to build their own tiny houses or refurbishing travel trailers. I live vicariously through thru the marvelous things they have accomplished. Keep on keeping on. Teresa Indianapolis IN
....man o man.....I live in a 2500 sq foot home...with piece of chit microwave exhaust fan.....totally loving your hood.....yes it is appreciated! Lots to love ....keep it up!
This is a beautiful home! I love how everything is so sleek and cool looking, and the fold up walls really makes it great because you have a bigger space! Love this home, you did a fabulous job!
Revolutionary design...every detail is considered. It's a confluence of Tokyo-inspired space-saving design, Scandinavian utilitarianism, and commercial engineering. I've looked at thousands of RVs, container, tiny, modular and mobile homes and this is next level. It reminds me of the features of a Boeing-777 first-class cabin, but larger and with more expensive technology and some kind of Jetson-esque.
I can't wait to see this finished product and real-world functionality. $87,000 is a reasonable price.
Very well thought out: impressive.
look on alibaba, you can get them for 13000
How much? To be able to, simply, live in a closet-style home? With nothing but regular Common Sense, Logic & Reasoning applied to building it with 'your $money's$ worth' honestly put into it durability/functionality?
Hmmmm?
I would say the maximium, TOTALLY HONEST permissible charge for such an item would be no more than $26,000 U.S.D..
Unless, of course - all this expressed as in-genius talk about it in this article, is not being focused on streamlining the absolute best/lowest $cost$ in mass-purchasing the particular part's & materials for same -
You want a few idiots/'fool's and their $money$ that is soon to be departed' with plenty of $money$ to 'burn' to pay for the development-'prototype' demo model's, first? -
Great!
Contact the rest of us/repost another article on UTube about it when you get past all that B.S. - and get the charging $price$ down to a reality level
for us 'non-idiot'/'non-foolish type's' - that can not afford to play an expensive 'test-the-prototype-model' game with many 'up & coming'
one's like you!
@@mastermasterblaster1 bro, theyve been around for years.... this guy has just made a suped up model. What hes got is pretty good, just a bit overpriced /watch?v=-pS6m7EJHAw video of a family living in one... comfortably, konbuild do them, alibaba has them galore etc
I totally agree. The style terms you have applied is spot on. Your words are the words I couldn't articulate. Ahead of it's time for sure, like a Swiss Army Knife except better.
@@mooselee902 are alibaba ones the same though?
This is really well-designed. The windows are genius. This deployable building could make an instant vacation home for an isolated rural location or multiples of these homes could be used to make a temporary village after a disaster or married student housing on a college campus. I would like to see power outlets in every wall except the bathroom, would like the sharp edges of the furo tub rounded for safety and would like some type of picture railing high up on the walls near the ceiling from which to suspend picture wires so art work could be placed on the walls. The left end of the kitchen counter that is next to the refrigerator looks the right size for a coffee machine, if you put a power outlet there. I would also like to see an option for pairs of XL twin-size murphy beds or fold-down bunk beds in each bedroom. Some ceiling hooks on the front porch ceiling from which to suspend lanterns or hanging plant baskets would be a nice touch. Please show the finished and furnished product when the structure is completed.
LOVE kitchen design for a REAL cook.... I want one.... U deserve an award....
Just think of the possibilities if you used a 40 ft shipping container.
Might as well go 53
I think I would rather start with a 30’ if you planned to move with the seasons.
53’ if you only moved once every few years or less
The O’Biden administration won’t allow that for your new living quarters at the company worksite
The O’Biden administration won’t allow that for your new living quarters at the company worksite
Years ago a college student dorms were just single 40feet long in Europe forgotten what city.
A complete finished home IS NOT NESSISARY FOR ANYONE WITH A SMALL IMAGINATION! People tend to be whiners! Loved it . Incredible. Mostly ingenious. I can't wait to see your next endeavor. You are the type of person that this world needs more of. Thanks.
This is sold for $8500 in Alibaba and shipping to US is $20,000.00 So total would be $28,000.00.
Glad I read this. I figured shipping wouldn't be that bad. I guess the Amazon listing for 30k and there in a week is a good deal then😂
Where can I get one of these homes now????
It's such a great design..where is it available from now. Please help???
How much will it be altogether ship to Lagos Nigeria?
Amazon
Great design. I could see coupling it with another 20 container for all the remaining gear and then for additional storage. I wouldn't bother with the trailer and would have a trucking company move it like any shipping container. Very nice.
Wow...I can tell a great deal of planning and engineering went into this home. I tip my hat to you! You're a genius! What someone needs to do now is build a travel trailer on a small scale (8X24) with fold out walls.
I'd love to know the price of this home. Also I'd like to see it completed and furnished/decorated.
The built-in everything is well made!!! Very very very nice work.
Well-thought design. I look forward to seeing everything upon completion. And can I just say THANK YOU for the acknowledgement that most, if not all, standard residential cooktop fans are insufficient! If only they were more accessible and affordable for the average homeowner/renter.
Very well planned for a Container built. Like it very much.
AWESOME and brilliant use of space !! I'm putting this on my bucket list !! love the color schemes as well ! wouldn't change anything !
Missing the wood stove!! 😊
It’s a mobile home, not just a tiny home. I think it’s a great idea and hope one could be purchased in my area soon. 👵🏻👌
Very nice looking abode. The aesthetics please.. porch, siding colours and windows appeal---I've lived in large house and huge apartments. Experience has show me the benefits of a small, lovable and loving space. I will NEVER again mow a huge back lawn in monstrous heat, shovel snow off a long driveway or shell out $15,000 on a roof. Small and sane ROCK.
Felicitaciones a todo el equipo de trabajo ha hecho posible,construir esta excelente obra de arte sobre ruedas y sin lugar a dudas en Sur America acogeremos estos diseños,para construir vivendas auto sustentables y ecologicas,para muchas familias.Gracias por las ideas y Animooooooooo.
Amazing design. It seems like you thought of everything. Certainly, things that I never would've thought of myself. Such an efficient use of every bit of space. Even the video presentation is excellent! Good luck to you. I hope your business continues to grow.
I followed up to the website and this is not a bad price for what you get. I would have loved seeing the utilities and storage at the back though. Very nicely done!!
This is an absolutely fantastic concept
This is an amazingly thought through house. I’d be proud to live in one.
This idea would be GREAT in areas that are subject to bad flooding every few years. If you knew one of those devastating "once every fifty years" storms was coming you could just rent a good towing vehicle, fold up the house and move it up to higher ground. You would lose all your landscaping, but your house and furniture would be fine. Once the area dried out, you just have the house moved back. Think of the insurance savings! Insurance companies would LOVE this concept!
you could always put inflatable floats on it then.... jk ... sick Canadian humour (notice the u)
The best solution is to know your once in 1000 year flood and just install a pad higher than that level, i.e. add fill so the house is above the flood level. Who wants to dismantle and reassemble it "just in case." I have a property on a flood plain and know this height. Nothing gets wet even on bad flood years.
When completed, I want to see 🤩. I can vision it !
This Concept is a Loosing bid on a US DARPA program for a US Military Rapid Deployment Base. I am SOOOO Pumped that someone has taken this design philosophy and Ran with it. I Hope you sell MANY of these.
Please do a video with a completed model. Thank you!
Cool design! I honestly think it would be great for a person or persons looking for a starter home. Buy some property put this on it and live in it till you choose when and what to build if you need a bigger home. And then keep this for a vacation trailer. Very very cool. I luv it.
Great concept my opinion price should be under $59 per square foot with shipping door to door.
I understand why the price is $200 per square foot. With all the upgrades. Issues with this unit is trying to get permits for foundation set up. Factor in a $20K fee to Redco that is 3rd party inspection company for the State of California. To get this unit certified for your building permit for foundation set up.
Custom trailer is the way to go but factor in the cost of a trailer and DOT requirements with registration.
Next factor in cost to get out of US Customs and hire a freight forward company for delivery to your location to assemble.
Also, the cost of a set up crew to take the unit out of the shipping Container with forklift or crane depending on location.
Great video and appreciate the time and effort of such videos.
y would u want on a foundation, if u don't u can get out of that of them inspection crap that the point of these up and set or down and gone, cause if things don't work out, move some where else !!!!!!
@@tedcantell9088 you are 💯 correct. But people always ask for units to be put on foundation. The reason for tiny homes is not to break the bank. Keep it cheap and simple.
they sell this on china $12000 for to units, with the different you can make the Chinese one look nicer than this
I would have liked to have seen a completely finish home
so what's the costs of this completely done and what's the longevity if used as a home in s.c.
OMG windows Fab. Love tottaly open....
I have looked at many options for a home, this seems to be a mix of tiny home, cargo container, Swiss army knife and RV’esk, all the things I am looking for, I must say I am impressed, but, I wonder how customizable are the kitchen, bathroom and room components, as some of the things would not really work in America?
LOVE the japanese soaking bath
He has to be clapping!!……….. cause this house is amazing! Lmao 🤣🤣
Felicitaciones esta continer home es toda una obra de arte sobre ruedas y gracias por todas las ideas. Animooooooóoooo.
...finally. Something smart and cool !!
This would be great to have delivered via a helicopter to a mountain top as an emergency shelter or for the rangers on duty in high risk high adventure locations.
This looks very well thought out and efficient great setup can’t wait till they go in to production!
AWESOME!!!! Nailed it big time! Kudos.
I love it, I’d find a place to park it and leave there permanently, how much is this home?
I love this one good job guys!
I love it. I'd love to see a 53 foot high cube shipping container. that you can fold out like that.
That would be awesome and I would love to see that also because then the square footage would be well over a thousand feet even over 1,200 square feet total which would be amazing!
@@Charliemmafan ahhhh can't figure out why no one helped you thru this in the last year... BUT, 53ft x 8.5ft is 450.5 sq.ft... NOT over a 1,000 or even close to 1,200... it's 9.6ft high ceiling would be a bonus though
@@TheCdnDomer I can't figure out why no one helped you through this five months ago... But, the builder did say it was about three times the original footprint (0:55). 450sq.ft × 3 = 1,350sp.ft... I agree with your comment about the ceiling height.
53 feet high? so like a 5 story tall building, but a CUBE? I don't think they make shipping containers that are 53x53x53 feet.
I like this one
I appreciate that you took solar into account with your design. The vented room on the back would be perfect to hold a decent battery bank and electronics
I rather love this one!! 🤩😍 And that's saying something as I've watch 100 and probably 1000s of Tiny House/RVs/Bus/Van/Containers/Earth Ships/Underground/Hobbit/Treehouses/Delivery Trucks... Just a few... And this is my first time leaving a comment.
High-Fives!! Thumbs up!! Makes my heart go Pitter-Pat!! Now, how would it fair in Canadian winter's? Average temperature is -26-8 or so...But it can be in excess of -30° to -40° in the windchill. And in the Summer highs of 30°-32° with humidity temperatures of 38°-40°?
Wow…looks nice and practical.
Ooo beautiful house to enjoy living in. You are master's guys.Thanx
Wow! Love the look and design! Well done!
I have a big back yard I would love to have one of those in my back yard for rental!!! MORE INFORMATION PLEASE... Signing off, from Indianapolis, Indiana GO COLTS 💞
Very very very nice home I lovely
Love this. I have so many questions though.
Will there be shelves in the cabinets and book shelf in the kitchen and bedrooms?
Can this be purchase with only 1 bed so the other bed area can be used for storage?
Will there be a choice of kitchen backslash colors? The blue is no bueno.
Can the bath be made without the soaker tub? Seniors would have great difficulty getting over that ledge.
Will you be providing screens for the windows?
Why propane for hot water instead of on demand water heater?
Where does the washer/dryer go?
What is the cost?
Where can we get more info?
Some of your questions were answered in the video. Screens are there, washer and drier in the shed space.
@@enuffwiththestuffnow Hi Are you the builder?
Congratulations for this amazing container house ,I like this unit
Luxury and I love your logical.
Very impressive design, and choice of materials. I like this. A back door to the home would have been a plus...allowing for human and pet traffic to back yard environment.
It take money, and that is what I don't have. But I enjoy watching this video. Thanks for sharing
Really think y'all thought outside the box great job really like this ideal
BEAUTIFUL Design, Love it !
Very exciting project, wish you future success.
Great design and great chemistry!
🕊Wow, the design is amazing, with so many thoughtful details! Good job, thanks for sharing! It’s perfect☘️
This is insane❤❤💖❤❤ This is basically the way I'm building my future tiny home.
This is an amazing build!
We need a big truck, and repaint it with Optimus Prime color scheme.... bad ass. LOL
Great video. You have some concepts I've been kicking around for my TinyHome; however, the professionals I've spoke with thinks I'm crazy. Glad to see if I am crazy I'm not a lone. LOL I will be contacting you to talk business, but I'll wait to see this Tiny House completed to possibly save on questions & time.
Thanks again a fantastic job so far.
Great concept! Very clever, would love something like this. Unfortunately I doubt windstorm guidelines where I am along the Texas Gulf coast would ever allow it.
Love the Murphy beds!
Looked good to me. Good tour too, thanks.
I love the fold-out design of the home, but there are some things I would have to be able to customise or leave unfinished. For example, I need wider doorways to accommodate a wheelchair, and a high walled bathtub would not work for me. I would rather have a single large bedroom with the murphy bed located in such a way that a person could get to both sides of the bed and would like an option to have the kitchen and bath plumbed so all I would have to do is attach pipes, but left for me to build.
Wow please start selling these in order basis!
Gr8 Work. Really well done. Thx for the Post.
I love this set up... but have something like this in Michigan the walls have to be thicker.. but it is a great concept
Very interesting. The only questions I have is where do you put your living room/dining room furniture when you fold it up and move it.
This is all about the ease of not having to sell your home, and not having to purchase one where you are going. You pack up your stuff (mabye a u haul), fold down your house, move both, set them up, and boom! You are done!
In front of the kitchen is some room, also inside the bathroom. Even with the dressers from the bedroom, that he talked about, there should be enough room depending on what furniture you get. If you're going to buy this, you could intentionally buy furniture you know fits when towing it. The back of the trailer has a storage compartment as well.
@@ChazEvansdale Ahhh ok thanks, for something like this I would have to have furniture that could be compacted in some way, like an Ikea dining table that folds out from a small cube that has stools underneath as well. I have seen some great compactable furniture out there.
One of the rooms could be used as a living or family room.
Ok I left this on another post.howuch does it cost and can you carry it as an RV with attached utilities
lot of good ideas. I've lived in a 'tiny home for over 15 years and I can tell you I am not a fan of it for myself. I like to have a lot of space in part because of my various interests pursuits that all require as much space as possible.
That said, I would like to see what could be done with a 40 footer high top - and maybe not have the full length of the sides fold out necessarily.
Thats awsome!
I would like this in a 40’. I have a rental summer lot at a lake and have to leave for the winter this would work great
Innovative design. $87.5 as to link. No plans to move it around much but that was addressed in the video . . . as in not really designed for that. I've read several articles, by engineers and architects, stating that shipping containers are so lightly designed and take so much beefing-up that building a stick house from scratch makes more sense. We have Starbucks shipping container shops in Portland and they are very cool.
Nice design
I have though many times of shipping containers - low ceilings always change my mind.
Cheers
Love this design! Awesome!
Really fabulous... Well thought out...
really beautiful design, want to know how much the estimated price for a house like that.
How could anyone give this a thumbs down?
Haters gotta hate.
Because you can get this at half the price direct.
@@turbochargeyourhealth3413 How do you order direct?
Jealousy over how hot his wife is!!!!
Tale gas funny!!! But his wife is not hot she’s not ugly by any means either, just another average one in a hundred typical Asian women.
Sorry to burst your bubble buddy and by no means do I mean any disrespect to her husband. You think she’s hot and I believe she’s not!
I'm Intrested in one of these containers I would like to see a finished product.
This is amazing. I hope there will be a follow up video showing the finished unit. Impressive.
this thing is awesomesauce.
This is different well thought out.
What is shipping cost. Seattle SF Long Beach San Diego or Vancouver BC?
I am really enthusiastic about this unit. It will be easy to care or for my elderly sister the only problems I can see are some of the corners in the kitchen needed to be rounded off and softened so she doesn't get bruised up and the same for the bathroom soaking tub, actually a soakingtub might be impractical for her; can you can figure something out else as an option for the elderly & handicapped; like just a shower--it is a wet space after all.
Brilliant
I love this!! Very thought out details💖💖
I loved it but I would love to see it all set in furniture and complete finished, and like to know the cost.
Great idea - I actually had thought of doing the same thing but going up - making a "sliding" second floor - but it didn't occur to me to expand horizontally - brilliant design
I just came from a video from a year earlier with similar fold out design, channel was Christine Chen and from china. They didn't have much inside though. Not sure about insulation. Some places freeze in the winter so plumbing and water heaters and stuff need to take that into account. Plus snow on the roof
I'm in the US so I'm glad it's available in this country