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I really do not play games, nor do I want more than 1 minute of my airtime wasted on something of no interest to me. This gave me a very bad attitude towards your video. So I will downvote it.
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Your pets are so cute and very healthy. Your little dog, when you were setting up the ottoman, he knows something special is going on, he's so so adorable and so funny, love them. Very special. Love your shipping container, great job - beautiful.
Outside air exchanger, mini-split, mechanical steel tubing window / door frames, under-floor storage, etc ,... Probably the best shipping container video I've seen - this is a definitely done right !
I loved the minimalist look in the door frames and the Scandi look inside. Wasn't it Frank Lloyd Wright who was keen on the idea that space and lighting was a continuum so that when you have large french windows your living space extends into the garden or nature. I live in a small residential apartment and I have no curtains. Every morning I am greeted by a wonderful view and a feeling of greater space. I like the use of the pine, though I would caution about the quick growing trees as they do have a deleterious impact on indigenous ecologies and the soils. In that case I would use recycled wood or alternatives. What I loved about Dan is how the two animals interacted with him. You get the feeling of a cool, collected and generous soul. We need a lot of that today. Yes there are so many people homeless and so many cheap options. Thanks to Tiny House Expedition and Dan.
Damn I'm building one soon and my cost for materials is under $16,000 and I'm putting a 20ft one on top and putting in a staircase. I already found my containers. My 40ft high cube one is $1800 plus free delivery and my 20ft one is $1300. Now cost of a foundation and a crane will set me back another $5000, but damn 45k! 😳 I'm glad I roughed it out during covid. I'm going save a shit ton!
Skilled and beautiful home. The homeowner did a great job and presented his build so nicely. I’ve saved it to show my son who will be building one for my retirement.
You can tell he's a real minimalist! Loved the wood grain thruout. Floor storage was unique too. Dog and cat was so cute made me happy. Would love to have a place like this. I would have larger fridge and w/d. We live In a 30 ft rv and like the minimalist lifestyle.
I loved the editing where in one shot the cat was on the bed and then when it cut to a close up of the counter the cat was on it! Yup, typical cat...I Lol'd
I really like the shipping containers when skillfully transformed into a home. I have seen a few and would love 2 40 ft containers meshed together to form a home. I love the different people living tiny today from young people to elderly folks. I never seem to tire of your videos.
As a container home enthusiast I loved the layout, design and finish he managed to achieve a lot in with a single container. The colour palette not to my liking but the windows make this place look amazing. The 'untouched' look of the container and plywood made it really easy to see how they pulled it all together. Kitty litter in the bedroom would be hard no for me, I'm not anti pet. just anti-pooh in my bedroom. also not super wild about the washing machine in the bedroom. Altogether very utilitarian. no pointless fluff in this build
I agree about the cat litter being in the bedroom. Nothing smells worse than cat poo and if it had to ‘go’ in the middle of the night, I’d have get up and take it out straight away
Totally agree about the awesome windows--especially the one behind the couch! 🤩 I had the same reaction to the kitty litter next to the bed (yikes!), but I actually think the bedroom is a brilliant place for a washer/dryer in a tiny house. Since doing laundry happens when you're awake, it means the noise pollution is isolated in the farthest, most unused portion of the house during the day. It would also be so convenient to transfer clothes to the bed for folding, or straight onto hangers with the closet right there! This might be a new tiny house preference for me!
I currently work in luxury motor yacht design and manufacture so cramming as much as I can into a tiny space that looks and feels good is sort of what I’m trained to do. Videos like this really make me wish the codes and regulations where I am were more friendly to tiny homes and similar so I could feel more free to finally get mine started.
@justthink Yes used containers are cheaper, but the rust, dings, scrapes, stickers and fading paint adds character to the container, very much like a patina. No salesman antics. The container is not for sale. The interior walls are 7’2” and code minimum for a bedroom is 7’. I used 2x3 studs because I wanted to maximize the interior space, just as you mentioned. After living in the space for nearly 4 years, I wish I added another 2” of insulation rather than gain 2” of space Drywall is the wrong choice for container homes, especially for those that are not sitting on a permanent foundation. Container flex as temperatures change. In Durango, it’s not uncommon to see 20-30 degree temperature swings in the summer. That kind of movement would wreak havoc on drywall and repairing nail pops and cracks would be a constant job. Air movement and ventilation are critical to mitigate moisture and mold in small spaces. The ceiling fan in the living room and bedroom (as well as the heat recovery ventilator) are crucial for this design. Plus, the fans are all we need for 4-5 months out of the year to keep the place comfortable. The underside of the container was sprayed with about 7” of closed cell spray foam insulation. I agree that the closet is a bit of a mess. I opted to not install doors because their swings would be awkward and reduce the space more. Ceiling storage sounds like a good idea, but I didn’t want to reduce the ceiling height. Also, that’s a more complex cabinet build and I wasn’t confident that I had the ability to build them. I think ceiling storage would be most helpful for long term storage. The bigger challenge is storing the everyday items - shoes, cloths, coats, mail, etc. The water heater and cooktop are gas. I wish they were electric so that it could be off the grid ready with a solar kit. Gas is insanely cheap here, but propane is not.
Watching this, especially when he talks about the bedroom, reminds me of my early days of marriage when we were living in a small studio, we were very close and dependent on each other. we did not feel crowded at all. now we are living in a nice big house, and we are not as close to each other as early days. More space gives more freedom and less stress but closer space actually could cultivate a stronger personal bond. Psychologically, we sometimes need a smaller space to feel more up close and personal but larger space to alleviate some stress.
People keep painting their plywood for some reason and a lot of people tell me my van looks unfinished for that same reason, but I love it, especially pine, it has so much to show that I think it's a shame to hide it behind paint... you guys did a great job! Love it 👏
Floors and ceilings afford great storage. I’d put shoes and vacume in floor away from clothes and food. Hinged Ceiling bins below upstairs or lofts can tilt down for galley or hall . Put paper products or pantry items in there. I love all you’ve built into your contained space that still lets in the world beyond. Wherever you go there you are. HOME.
It's funny how many of us view this home as minimal and out of the ordinary. In many other places in the world, this would be luxurious! I wish I knew then what I know now. I would have spent less on a home and more on experiences. It's never too late to learn and adapt. What a great space!
You gotta figure that we feel this way because of perspective. I understand that in much of the world this is a mansion, but I still feel I would want a second container to make it just wide enough. This is why we're blessed to be here.
Rather like this video👍🤗. I've lived in a mobile home before with hot dry summers. This "can" looks very comfortable and efficient. No ladder to climb. 😊😁 Yay! Washer. Storage. The plywood walls are actually quite lovely. Thank you
I get the retro record thing. But... Being born in the 50's, I have been from albums, to 8 track, casettes, to cds. Done with all of it. Cell phone, you tube, bluetooth spkr. , simple. Ok ,it may not have the " concert hall, richness" derived from the Sony str6045 amp/ receiver, and the Phillips turntable, and 2 small Advent speakers, I have up in my attic, but ,really? I love simple yet effective. ( kinda like me) Heck, I love my 71 Yamaha rd 350, which has points, and carburetor, and 92 Yamaha vmax, with carbureted engine, and neither are running right now. But.. the 4 fuel injected bikes I have, are all ready to roll. Great vid though, love what you have done with the place.
@justthink Yes used containers are cheaper, but the rust, dings, scrapes, stickers and fading paint adds character to the container, very much like a patina. No salesman antics. The container is not for sale. The interior walls are 7’2” and code minimum for a bedroom is 7’. I used 2x3 studs because I wanted to maximize the interior space, just as you mentioned. After living in the space for nearly 4 years, I wish I added another 2” of insulation rather than gain 2” of space Drywall is the wrong choice for container homes, especially for those that are not sitting on a permanent foundation. Container flex as temperatures change. In Durango, it’s not uncommon to see 20-30 degree temperature swings in the summer. That kind of movement would wreak havoc on drywall and repairing nail pops and cracks would be a constant job. Air movement and ventilation are critical to mitigate moisture and mold in small spaces. The ceiling fan in the living room and bedroom (as well as the heat recovery ventilator) are crucial for this design. Plus, the fans are all we need for 4-5 months out of the year to keep the place comfortable. The underside of the container was sprayed with about 7” of closed cell spray foam insulation. I agree that the closet is a bit of a mess. I opted to not install doors because their swings would be awkward and reduce the space more. Ceiling storage sounds like a good idea, but I didn’t want to reduce the ceiling height. Also, that’s a more complex cabinet build and I wasn’t confident that I had the ability to build them. I think ceiling storage would be most helpful for long term storage. The bigger challenge is storing the everyday items - shoes, cloths, coats, mail, etc. The water heater and cooktop are gas. I wish they were electric so that it could be off the grid ready with a solar kit. Gas is insanely cheap here, but propane is not.
Nice ! I see everybody is bulding its own container. I am surprised somebody doesn't make these containers move-in ready. I am sure there would be good market for it. Thank you for sharing.
Nice job. I live in Durango also, and yes, Durango has done a great job in allowing Tinys. Love the way you matched the grain of your wood. I LOVE the front door. It makes a difference to have lots of light in a Tiny.
I love it I love his layout and the wood he used and the smaller container for storage there is also a need for housing where I live. Barriers with housing would lessen if companies,cities and states could see that this type of home is very efficient , little ground breaking and strong thank you for sharing 😊
Brilliant and it has me convinced in getting involved in it - myself and it reflect what can be done with it and you are right in getting the windows - because it look right - and the whole package looks well
Ive read that spray foam is almost a necessity in these to stop the condensation of the metal walls that will ruin traditional batted insulation. A little spendy but worth it.
If we were 15 years younger, my husband and I would love this type of living. Your living space is very homely, warm, and inviting. Also, containers are there for the opportunity to repurpose. Lovely way to live. Thank you for sharing.
Really like the concept but wondering what the total cost would be for non-diy or handy folks especially including financing/mortgage/insurance perspectives.
Can I borrow his friend to fund my own build, haha? I think this is a great option overall but in particular for those who want a TH but one that they can age-in-place better than a TH with stairs. Pippen and the kitty are adorable! Since he knows how to build maybe he'll consider putting a swing away small platform by the bedroom window for the kitty. It swings away as needed (like to close the shades) but otherwise its in front of the window for optimum viewing height. Adding a door with a cut out by the litter would be my choice as well. Unless his kitty is not a wild one in the box and doesn't make a mess like my cat does!😆 He said it ran $45k to DIY but I didn't hear what it would cost for a lay person to have it built to the same specs. Costs can change but a ballpark idea would have been good to know.
If only we could all have a friend like that! 😄 I think for a lay person the cost would be similar but require more research. Dan doesn’t have much build experience and also he purchased most materials pre-pandemic. But hopefully prices will drop more!
Wow, I wish my city would "allow" a container home like this. So ridiculous all the codes and whose home would it be anyway... it would be mine and I know what I want in a home and how I want to live! This is so very frustrating.
Many cities say no up front. But relent when you show them legit plans with engineered drawings. They just want to make sure you arent trying to build an eyesore shanty that will blow into the neighbors yard in the next windstorm.
Inspiring and really informative, thoughtful, elegant and sensible. My interest is in van conversion, metal box on wheels, much to learn here. Thank you.
Very cool price! For me, I prefer a new and smooth finish vs. the used look ("patina"). Very good of him to share his experience and talents with the viewers of this channel. Also, what a smart way to combat the ridiculous housing market! Well done!👍
I think I'm going to get my own semi truck and container house .. I've been thinking about it for a few years now. I don't want to own a regular house or apartment and be tied to a specific location. If I can, I will park my house close to mountain tops, oceans and deep inside dark forrests.
Is there sprayfoam insulation BEHIND the 2x4 framing? If I'm seeing that correctly, I like that solution-- I've been told that framing containers with wooden studs invites moisture problems and rot, but getting the sprayfoam behind the studs would seem to solve that problem.
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I love these videos. Another great build 💕🇬🇧
@Alex thanks for watching! This really is one of our top favorite single container homes 👌✨
I really do not play games, nor do I want more than 1 minute of my airtime wasted on something of no interest to me. This gave me a very bad attitude towards your video. So I will downvote it.
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Just wanted to wish you well but I can't watch your channel anymore. Your pop up ads are horrendous
Boards Of Canada record !😍
I like that it's minimalistic in the way that no unnecessary work was done. No staining, sanding, painting, no unnecessary doors, etc.
Intelligent, no-nonsense design.
Your pets are so cute and very healthy. Your little dog, when you were setting up the ottoman, he knows something special is going on, he's so so adorable and so funny, love them. Very special.
Love your shipping container, great job - beautiful.
Outside air exchanger, mini-split, mechanical steel tubing window / door frames, under-floor storage, etc ,... Probably the best shipping container video I've seen - this is a
definitely done right !
I loved the minimalist look in the door frames and the Scandi look inside. Wasn't it Frank Lloyd Wright who was keen on the idea that space and lighting was a continuum so that when you have large french windows your living space extends into the garden or nature. I live in a small residential apartment and I have no curtains. Every morning I am greeted by a wonderful view and a feeling of greater space. I like the use of the pine, though I would caution about the quick growing trees as they do have a deleterious impact on indigenous ecologies and the soils. In that case I would use recycled wood or alternatives. What I loved about Dan is how the two animals interacted with him. You get the feeling of a cool, collected and generous soul. We need a lot of that today. Yes there are so many people homeless and so many cheap options. Thanks to Tiny House Expedition and Dan.
What a great comment. And I do agree
My favorite takeaway is how important the pets are to this couple. Love the rustic look and pops of color too.
"this is pippens crate... but its also my office" LOL!
The foundation makes it look more Rustic; Awesome!
Damn I'm building one soon and my cost for materials is under $16,000 and I'm putting a 20ft one on top and putting in a staircase. I already found my containers. My 40ft high cube one is $1800 plus free delivery and my 20ft one is $1300. Now cost of a foundation and a crane will set me back another $5000, but damn 45k! 😳 I'm glad I roughed it out during covid. I'm going save a shit ton!
Skilled and beautiful home. The homeowner did a great job and presented his build so nicely. I’ve saved it to show my son who will be building one for my retirement.
You can tell he's a real minimalist! Loved the wood grain thruout. Floor storage was unique too. Dog and cat was so cute made me happy. Would love to have a place like this. I would have larger fridge and w/d. We live In a 30 ft rv and like the minimalist lifestyle.
I loved the editing where in one shot the cat was on the bed and then when it cut to a close up of the counter the cat was on it! Yup, typical cat...I Lol'd
I 💚 his shirt! Go Spurs go!!! Much love from Houston!! 🤩😎🤘🏾👏🏾✌🏾
I really like the shipping containers when skillfully transformed into a home. I have seen a few and would love 2 40 ft containers meshed together to form a home. I love the different people living tiny today from young people to elderly folks. I never seem to tire of your videos.
Thank you Nathalie! ❤️ We never get tired of meeting all the different kinds of tiny home dwellers
Same!
You have a very good voice for narrating, it was a pleasant tour. You did an amazing job with it.
As a container home enthusiast I loved the layout, design and finish he managed to achieve a lot in with a single container. The colour palette not to my liking but the windows make this place look amazing. The 'untouched' look of the container and plywood made it really easy to see how they pulled it all together. Kitty litter in the bedroom would be hard no for me, I'm not anti pet. just anti-pooh in my bedroom. also not super wild about the washing machine in the bedroom. Altogether very utilitarian. no pointless fluff in this build
I agree about the cat litter being in the bedroom. Nothing smells worse than cat poo and if it had to ‘go’ in the middle of the night, I’d have get up and take it out straight away
Totally agree about the awesome windows--especially the one behind the couch! 🤩 I had the same reaction to the kitty litter next to the bed (yikes!), but I actually think the bedroom is a brilliant place for a washer/dryer in a tiny house. Since doing laundry happens when you're awake, it means the noise pollution is isolated in the farthest, most unused portion of the house during the day. It would also be so convenient to transfer clothes to the bed for folding, or straight onto hangers with the closet right there! This might be a new tiny house preference for me!
LOL I was looking for this comment. I agree. Pooh was wayy too close to the bed. Talk about a wake up call!
Truly the architect's house. It's so beautiful and very impressive
Great video and awesome container house! Any Strung Out fans out there notice the astrolux tattoo?? I knew this guy seemed cool! Haha
Love the patina on outside of container
Loved watching this! The animals are adorable as well. I am curious to know if Pippin by any chance is a rescue from India? 😍
Pippen was rescued from the 4 corners area. She was a year old when we adopted her and we believe she’s a Carolina dog
I currently work in luxury motor yacht design and manufacture so cramming as much as I can into a tiny space that looks and feels good is sort of what I’m trained to do. Videos like this really make me wish the codes and regulations where I am were more friendly to tiny homes and similar so I could feel more free to finally get mine started.
@Just think Correct, my style is different.
@justthink
Yes used containers are cheaper, but the rust, dings, scrapes, stickers and fading paint adds character to the container, very much like a patina. No salesman antics. The container is not for sale.
The interior walls are 7’2” and code minimum for a bedroom is 7’. I used 2x3 studs because I wanted to maximize the interior space, just as you mentioned. After living in the space for nearly 4 years, I wish I added another 2” of insulation rather than gain 2” of space
Drywall is the wrong choice for container homes, especially for those that are not sitting on a permanent foundation. Container flex as temperatures change. In Durango, it’s not uncommon to see 20-30 degree temperature swings in the summer. That kind of movement would wreak havoc on drywall and repairing nail pops and cracks would be a constant job.
Air movement and ventilation are critical to mitigate moisture and mold in small spaces. The ceiling fan in the living room and bedroom (as well as the heat recovery ventilator) are crucial for this design. Plus, the fans are all we need for 4-5 months out of the year to keep the place comfortable.
The underside of the container was sprayed with about 7” of closed cell spray foam insulation.
I agree that the closet is a bit of a mess. I opted to not install doors because their swings would be awkward and reduce the space more. Ceiling storage sounds like a good idea, but I didn’t want to reduce the ceiling height. Also, that’s a more complex cabinet build and I wasn’t confident that I had the ability to build them. I think ceiling storage would be most helpful for long term storage. The bigger challenge is storing the everyday items - shoes, cloths, coats, mail, etc.
The water heater and cooktop are gas. I wish they were electric so that it could be off the grid ready with a solar kit. Gas is insanely cheap here, but propane is not.
Watching this, especially when he talks about the bedroom, reminds me of my early days of marriage when we were living in a small studio, we were very close and dependent on each other. we did not feel crowded at all. now we are living in a nice big house, and we are not as close to each other as early days. More space gives more freedom and less stress but closer space actually could cultivate a stronger personal bond. Psychologically, we sometimes need a smaller space to feel more up close and personal but larger space to alleviate some stress.
Fascinating perspective and rings true. Our relationship has only grown stronger living in our tiny home for many years. ☺️
I love this. So true.
Most informative and well shot for the viewer.
Will look forward to more ideas
Nicely done, I'm a lover of ply anyway. Plus the pets obviously adore the owner☺
They really do! ❤️
Thanks!
Loved the animals too 😍
A very simplistic but lovely home. The dog is a little leery of the camera person. Handsome animal.
Very nice and cozy home! 🌱🌱 Love you pets! Dog is attached to the Dad, cat is enjoying life 🥰
People keep painting their plywood for some reason and a lot of people tell me my van looks unfinished for that same reason, but I love it, especially pine, it has so much to show that I think it's a shame to hide it behind paint... you guys did a great job! Love it 👏
Durango seems like on of the few perfect places for tiny homes 🏡!!!❤
Nice effort by a likeable, concise man. Unit feels spacious and comfortable. Great pets. Loving the stereo as well.
Love the edits man great quality
Amazing Container House Really liked it
Maintaining the ability to close those doors is great for added security or even hurricanes too!!
Your home looks amazing ! also I love the fur babies so well behaved ..😃
Floors and ceilings afford great storage. I’d put shoes and vacume in floor away from clothes and food. Hinged Ceiling bins below upstairs or lofts can tilt down for galley or hall . Put paper products or pantry items in there. I love all you’ve built into your contained space that still lets in the world beyond. Wherever you go there you are. HOME.
Wow this architect is very clever!
This container home is awesome! It's also very "Durango!" Sure do miss it there, it's one rad town 🥰
Great job! Love all of the creative storage space!
Eco Friendly & Beautiful..
Countertop needs an overhang. Top draw pull openings allow debris to fall in. Outside could use some landscaping. Nice minimalist design.
Very nice! Love the kitchen...all the spaces . really love the wood. Thank you for your video
Appreciate you watching!
It's funny how many of us view this home as minimal and out of the ordinary. In many other places in the world, this would be luxurious! I wish I knew then what I know now. I would have spent less on a home and more on experiences. It's never too late to learn and adapt. What a great space!
You gotta figure that we feel this way because of perspective. I understand that in much of the world this is a mansion, but I still feel I would want a second container to make it just wide enough. This is why we're blessed to be here.
Of all the tiny homes ive seen, this is one of the best!
Rather like this video👍🤗. I've lived in a mobile home before with hot dry summers. This "can" looks very comfortable and efficient. No ladder to climb. 😊😁 Yay! Washer. Storage. The plywood walls are actually quite lovely. Thank you
Thank you 🙏
Wonderful container home! We liked how efficient it was for this couple!
Sik lov the record player old School 🏫
Well done, loved it ! God bless.
Love your build and the pets too. It's looks nice and clean and simple.
Thank you!
Very beautiful and functional home! Has everything you need and then some!
I get the retro record thing. But... Being born in the 50's, I have been from albums, to 8 track, casettes, to cds. Done with all of it. Cell phone, you tube, bluetooth spkr. , simple. Ok ,it may not have the " concert hall, richness" derived from the Sony str6045 amp/ receiver, and the Phillips turntable, and 2 small Advent speakers, I have up in my attic, but ,really? I love simple yet effective. ( kinda like me) Heck, I love my 71 Yamaha rd 350, which has points, and carburetor, and 92 Yamaha vmax, with carbureted engine, and neither are running right now. But.. the 4 fuel injected bikes I have, are all ready to roll. Great vid though, love what you have done with the place.
@justthink
Yes used containers are cheaper, but the rust, dings, scrapes, stickers and fading paint adds character to the container, very much like a patina. No salesman antics. The container is not for sale.
The interior walls are 7’2” and code minimum for a bedroom is 7’. I used 2x3 studs because I wanted to maximize the interior space, just as you mentioned. After living in the space for nearly 4 years, I wish I added another 2” of insulation rather than gain 2” of space
Drywall is the wrong choice for container homes, especially for those that are not sitting on a permanent foundation. Container flex as temperatures change. In Durango, it’s not uncommon to see 20-30 degree temperature swings in the summer. That kind of movement would wreak havoc on drywall and repairing nail pops and cracks would be a constant job.
Air movement and ventilation are critical to mitigate moisture and mold in small spaces. The ceiling fan in the living room and bedroom (as well as the heat recovery ventilator) are crucial for this design. Plus, the fans are all we need for 4-5 months out of the year to keep the place comfortable.
The underside of the container was sprayed with about 7” of closed cell spray foam insulation.
I agree that the closet is a bit of a mess. I opted to not install doors because their swings would be awkward and reduce the space more. Ceiling storage sounds like a good idea, but I didn’t want to reduce the ceiling height. Also, that’s a more complex cabinet build and I wasn’t confident that I had the ability to build them. I think ceiling storage would be most helpful for long term storage. The bigger challenge is storing the everyday items - shoes, cloths, coats, mail, etc.
The water heater and cooktop are gas. I wish they were electric so that it could be off the grid ready with a solar kit. Gas is insanely cheap here, but propane is not.
Great Design!
Nice ! I see everybody is bulding its own container. I am surprised somebody doesn't make these containers move-in ready. I am sure there would be good market for it. Thank you for sharing.
Like it....in ten years time....half the world will NEED to scale down....Lucky to have this lovely home.
I'm planning to buy my own container, this is truly lovely ❤❤❤❤
I wonder how he stops the rust from spreading and eventually rotting through into the interior. Really cool build.
Thank you for sharing.
I'm so enjoying his view of his records and player. Still have mine as well😅😅🥰😍👍👍❤️.
Very nice.. I wish my state would start this movement.
I love the wood look even if it is just plywood. Love the large sink and stove area.
You can definitely tell the windows/doors are expensive! They look amazing!!💯
Thanks!
It’s just ridiculous how expensive lumber has become😱. Cool house!
Nice job. I live in Durango also, and yes, Durango has done a great job in allowing Tinys. Love the way you matched the grain of your wood. I LOVE the front door. It makes a difference to have lots of light in a Tiny.
It really does! ❤️
Fantastic video! If I needed an architect it would be you. Everything seems so practical and efficient. Love it.
I love this container home, well built.
Wooow what a beautiful house you build thanks for sharing
I love it I love his layout and the wood he used and the smaller container for storage there is also a need for housing where I live. Barriers with housing would lessen if companies,cities and states could see that this type of home is very efficient , little ground breaking and strong thank you for sharing 😊
Brilliant and it has me convinced in getting involved in it - myself and it reflect what can be done with it and you are right in getting the windows - because it look right - and the whole package looks well
Ive read that spray foam is almost a necessity in these to stop the condensation of the metal walls that will ruin traditional batted insulation. A little spendy but worth it.
💯 worth it!
This is clever, gorgeous, and inspiring! Thank you for sharing! ❤
If we were 15 years younger, my husband and I would love this type of living. Your living space is very homely, warm, and inviting. Also, containers are there for the opportunity to repurpose. Lovely way to live. Thank you for sharing.
It's never too late! Thanks for watching!
Really like the concept but wondering what the total cost would be for non-diy or handy folks especially including financing/mortgage/insurance perspectives.
Can I borrow his friend to fund my own build, haha? I think this is a great option overall but in particular for those who want a TH but one that they can age-in-place better than a TH with stairs. Pippen and the kitty are adorable! Since he knows how to build maybe he'll consider putting a swing away small platform by the bedroom window for the kitty. It swings away as needed (like to close the shades) but otherwise its in front of the window for optimum viewing height. Adding a door with a cut out by the litter would be my choice as well. Unless his kitty is not a wild one in the box and doesn't make a mess like my cat does!😆 He said it ran $45k to DIY but I didn't hear what it would cost for a lay person to have it built to the same specs. Costs can change but a ballpark idea would have been good to know.
If only we could all have a friend like that! 😄 I think for a lay person the cost would be similar but require more research. Dan doesn’t have much build experience and also he purchased most materials pre-pandemic. But hopefully prices will drop more!
@@TinyHouseExpedition Sorry, I meant what the cost would be (generally) to have it built to the specs of what he currently has.
Thanks for the comments. I estimate that the build would be somewhere around $80-$100k to hire a contractor to build this.
Beautiful
Home!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉
super nice!
Beautiful work!!!
Nice to see you do your own place, its really part of you and your family. Lovely.
Thank you for the game. I will really enjoy the game. Old Lady Thank you again😊👵
Happy you like it!
I used to live in a 20 ft container in texas. Now I have a 12x16 cabin in alaska
Right on! How are you enjoying cabin life in Alaska?
@@TinyHouseExpedition I hate summer LOL
Everything is so well thought out... EXCEPT for the kitty litter box!
I love this home, I could definitely see myself living here. The plywood looks great, such a shame the pandemic has pushed prices up so high.
that is amazing
Can’t say I love the idea of an open litter box right under the clean hanging clothes… but the rest of the layout looked great…
wow, very impressive living space; great job coming in at only 45K
Really nice!
Wow, I wish my city would "allow" a container home like this. So ridiculous all the codes and whose home would it be anyway... it would be mine and I know what I want in a home and how I want to live! This is so very frustrating.
More places are catching up but progress is unfortunately so slow 😛
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Many cities say no up front. But relent when you show them legit plans with engineered drawings. They just want to make sure you arent trying to build an eyesore shanty that will blow into the neighbors yard in the next windstorm.
They are living in a RV park. I THINK most cities allow tiny homes and container homes to be in an RV park.
This is when I’m glad I live in the country, I can build anything I want
Inspiring and really informative, thoughtful, elegant and sensible. My interest is in van conversion, metal box on wheels, much to learn here. Thank you.
Beautiful job.
Well thought out. Love all the storage👍🏼
Love your house! Thanks so much for the tour!
Excellent job
I like the plywood grain.
Ver nice. Very clever.
this is one of the best IMO
Well done!
Very cool price! For me, I prefer a new and smooth finish vs. the used look ("patina").
Very good of him to share his experience and talents with the viewers of this channel. Also, what a smart way to combat the ridiculous housing market! Well done!👍
Adorable!
I think I'm going to get my own semi truck and container house .. I've been thinking about it for a few years now.
I don't want to own a regular house or apartment and be tied to a specific location.
If I can, I will park my house close to mountain tops, oceans and deep inside dark forrests.
Really very nice
I am disappointed you didn't cover how the roof system works. How do you keep the water out? How do you keep the water from ponding on the roof?
I saw that Schiit stack!!!
Nice - simple living
simple and sweet 😊
Is there sprayfoam insulation BEHIND the 2x4 framing? If I'm seeing that correctly, I like that solution-- I've been told that framing containers with wooden studs invites moisture problems and rot, but getting the sprayfoam behind the studs would seem to solve that problem.