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I've researched building spaces with conex containers. I've not actually pulled the trigger and done it, but a lot of other people have. It is fairly likely tha
by kovar 16y ago
I've researched building spaces with conex containers. I've not actually pulled the trigger and done it, but a lot of other people have. It is fairly likely that I'll build a semi-mobile office into one before too long, but I'm not a mechanical/electrical hacker, alas. If anyone is and would like to explore this, please drop me a line.
- brudgers 16y agoYou would be better off buying a used mobile home. Not only would you save money over converting a shipping container to a dwelling but you would have a far more habitable space.
- kovar 16y agoThe integrity of most mobile homes is subpar for my desired application. I do, among other things, IT consulting and computer forensics. We were working on a project to deploy to disaster zones to provide ISP services, data recovery, and other related services. Packing our entire operation into a container that could be shipped to the area via normal shipping options would reduce our deployment costs and logistical complexity. (And, as always, anyone interested, please drop me a line.)