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At those price points these posh studio sheds become competitive https://www.studio-shed.com/ https://www.studio-shed.com/
by kevin488 10y ago
At those price points these posh studio sheds become competitive
https://www.studio-shed.com/ https://www.studio-shed.com/
- seanp2k2 10y agoThe problem with all of these seems to be: where could you actually live in one in any city or suburban area? I don't reckon you can just buy a small plot of land on a residential street in San Jose and plop this down, hook up utilities, pave a driveway, and live in it. I doubt any homeowners here would want it next to them. I've never seen it done in the Bay Area. Is it possible?
- tgragnato 10y agoThe idea is beautiful, living "in a box" is sure something complex because of the regulations. But I remember very pleasantly a holiday in one of these prefabricated (in Sweden): with a good (big and serious) design work and targeting the recreation market they could even raise prices. An example: [http://www.vipp.com/en/shelter/the-vipp-shelter/the-vipp-shelter/ http://www.vipp.com/en/shelter/the-vipp-shelter/the-vipp-she...] - [https://youtu.be/LCyN1hxQtdA https://youtu.be/LCyN1hxQtdA] > I doubt any homeowners here would want it next to them. IMHO it all boils down to your product: if you're selling a high quality tiny home / shelter / box, then I definitely want one of those next to me.