Container conversion

[dogmandont 9,329]

1 hour ago, socks said:

That guy must be strong as f**k putting that on there on his own .......

In fairness I was at the other side but still a decent lift. He'd of handled it himself but it was Monday morning and he was still a bit fragile. 

[Francie 6,362]

8 hours ago, WILF said:

Thanks wilf, nice job mate

[Born Hunter 17,629]

I think they’re f***ing awesome, I really do. Especially the raised ones.

 

[Daniel cain 42,837]

 

 

These look tidy.. Got similar on alot of the carp lakes around here

[Tyla 3,179]

On 28/06/2020 at 17:00, Balaur said:

I've been working in container the last few weeks , crazy hot , cold, condensation, insulation is key obviously but give me a static any day. 

Ventilation is also vital.

I work on a lot of bizarre building projects, everything from shepherds huts to timber frame barns to Nissen huts to silo conversions.

Steel buildings aren't bad to do but you want high and low level ventilation and at least a 100mm air gap between that and the framing. Use breather membrane on the outside of the frame and insulate inside it. We are doing the lower half of a grain silo at the moment, converting it into a toilet block for a conference room, it can be 35 degrees in the loft where there's no insulation but lovely and cool inside the conversion.

[PLEDGEY 493]

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