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- April 24, 2019
- 2:00 am
IT’S TIME-LAPSE TIME!
Shipping Container TINY HOME. This is the TIME-LAPSE of out build process. Enjoy!
In what ways do shipping container homes contribute to a more sustainable living lifestyle?
The rise of tiny homes has taken the world by storm. From minimalist enthusiasts to eco-conscious individuals, the idea of living in a small yet functional space has become increasingly popular. However, building a tiny home from scratch can be intimidating and time-consuming. That’s where shipping container homes come in. In this timelapse video, we see a shipping container transformed into a fully functional and stylish tiny house.
The video begins with the shipping container in its original state. We see workers cutting out sections of the container to create windows and doors. Next, insulation is added to the walls and a roof is installed. The interior is then fitted with drywall, framing, and electrical wiring.
The tiny house features a simple yet modern design. We see a living space, kitchen, bathroom, and loft bedroom. The living space is outfitted with a sofa and shelves, while the kitchen includes a refrigerator, sink, and stove. The bathroom features a shower, toilet, and sink.
As the timelapse continues, we see finishing touches being added to the tiny house. The walls are painted in a neutral color and flooring is installed. Finally, furniture and decor are added to complete the space.
The end result is a stunning and functional tiny home. The use of a shipping container not only makes the build process quicker and more efficient, but it also provides a unique look to the finished product. The design proves that a small space can still feel spacious and stylish.
Shipping container homes have become a popular solution for those looking to downsize or simplify their living space. Not only are they environmentally friendly due to their upcycled nature, but they can also be affordable and customizable. This timelapse video showcases the potential of shipping containers as a building material and encourages us to think outside the box when it comes to our living spaces.
