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Joined: Aug 2013
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Wow! Just watched a programme about a guy who has made a most beautiful house out of shipping containers. Amazing! Granted it's situated in a georgous spot in Ireland , the views are fabulous. £ 130 thousand it cost . Maybe the housing of the future eh. Has anyone else watched it?
Last edited by cools; 16th Jul 2016 8:59pm.
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I remember that one. The raw materials were not promising, but what he achieved was remarkable!
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I seen that too, for a million I thought bricks and mortar would have been a better material choice.
Ive seen a few grand designs with the use of industrial containers, home and abroad.
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