Trying to build a rodent proof cabin. But I sure started at the wrong time of year. Here it goes. 40’ standard container. Adding bathroom, small kitchen, A/C, lights and foam insulation.
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Looks like your off to a good start.Comment
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In for progress pics!Comment
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In to see how it turns out.Comment
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Made a lot of progress. Got the electrical and plumbing mostly done. Installed the windows and doors. And they sprayed the foam in today. We will put the bathroom back together next week and test everything. I bought an Aurus 12k AC that I will install once I get it moved down to the lease. The end is in sight.Comment
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Love these container builds! Nice work....Comment
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niceComment
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Cool project, thanks for taking us along, good luck.
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That’s a very shallow b-tub, you muss be really skinny
awesome project! I’m inComment
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This sounds like a fun project.Comment
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Getting close. Need a few more pieces of flooring and a little more trim. We are going to box in the sink cabinet with cedar as well.
I tested the water and lights the other day. I could’ve got away with one less led strip. Those things are bright! The insulation sure makes a difference. It’s only 110 instead of 130 when I’m working in it.Comment
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I'm getting ready to do something similar. Mine's only 8' wide and I'm wondering if I should do the walls with 2X2s instead of 2X4s to save space. Also would save on the amount of insulation I'd need.Comment
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All of the containers are 8' wide, some are taller than others. I used 2x4s to frame the bathroom then just splay foamed the rest with no walls. If you are spraying it then you really do not need walls.Originally posted by donpablo View PostComment
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That’s a great point. Plus is saves space. I’ve heard condensation is a pain on these container builds but i bet the foam fixes thatOriginally posted by deep n the heat View PostComment
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