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If it doesn't have foundations and/or simply floats on a slab, it's generally considered temporary. I wonder about the utilities, though. The more you have conn
by contingencies 9y ago
If it doesn't have foundations and/or simply floats on a slab, it's generally considered temporary. I wonder about the utilities, though. The more you have connected, the less argument you have for temporary. The mention of gas bottles suggest they're playing this smart.
- FireBeyond 9y ago> The mention of gas bottles suggest they're playing this smart. Or that a gas company has zero interest in (or desire to?) establish a gas line to a shipping container, let alone one with an industrial kitchen in it.
- contingencies 9y agoPerhaps. Actually I was referring to the possible use of portable gas vs. electricity. In the top image it seems the left-side container may be an emergency power unit with fuel based generators.