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I wonder how hard it would be for mobile home manufactors to support the modular stacking of units. It would look redneck as hell, but could probably go up even
by tomatotomato37 8y ago
I wonder how hard it would be for mobile home manufactors to support the modular stacking of units. It would look redneck as hell, but could probably go up even faster then wooden prefabs that still needs a building finished around it
- isaiahg 8y agoLike the stacks in ready player one?
- noir_lord 8y agoYou could build the external structure and a "floor" (steel plate) for each level, then you could swap out trailers if needed, a vertical trailer park. Would need some way to get up and down and toilet/water. Tbh by the time you've done all that you might as well just build a normal modular high rise (that's how the local budget hotel did it, nearly whole thing turned up as a series of containers each prefitted with plumbing and power, then stacked together, hooked up and done, it went up insanely fast).
- Blackthorn 8y agoIsn't that how modular homes already work? My house is a modular. The two floors are pretty much identical under the drywall and flooring; it comes as a one or two floor option and from what I've been told they just slap the same floor on top of the first in the latter case.
- pauldprice 8y agoIt's already being done, and doesn't look redneck at all: http://indiedwell.com/ http://indiedwell.com/
- paulie_a 8y agoThere are some gorgeous homes made out of shipping containers, the best ones I've seen probably were not cheap but the design is modular and relatively simple.