One of the smallest tiny homes I've seen with the most ^(semi-)reasonable features.

https://newatlas.com/baluchon-utopia/53993/#gallery

Quote from: rcjordan on March 29, 2018, 04:42:44 PM
One of the smallest tiny homes I've seen with the most ^(semi-)reasonable features.

https://newatlas.com/baluchon-utopia/53993/#gallery

I was with you until I saw the hipster stairs to the sleeping loft.  I'd break my neck climbing down those in the middle of the night.

>sleeping loft

Very popular. In pictures. In reality, not so much.

This one is only 20 ft long. Buy a 40 and have a large master bedroom.

Nice remote office/guesthouse design. You **need** this, Dras.

https://newatlas.com/new-frontier-cornelia-tiny-house-rustic/54447/#gallery

$120K!! Base model

I could dupe it for 40-50k.

>dupe it

Like so:

https://i.imgur.com/Pbf8yWR.jpg

hehe, 120 is crazy.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/40ft-x-32ft-Shipping-Container-Conversion-inc-VAT/

Quite big space. Not sure on building regs in UK though.

>big space

Lacks style, but the frame is interesting.

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Stayed here earlier this year https://www.ivivu.com/blog/2016/03/du-lich-moc-chau-ngu-bungalow-container-ngam-nhung-doi-che-xanh-mat/

Never been as cold.

You are a little soft now though?

Insulation :-)

The local Wrexham wildlife would love a stay in one of those containers no doubt https://twitter.com/welshphotoguy/status/982673037794390016

Unusual place Wrexham...

Briliant idea using them to make homes with, i'm so excited i can't contain myself!