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  Container houses   are becoming increasingly popular as a sustainable and inexpensive housing option. However, one of the biggest challenges facing shipping container houses is finding the proper way to insulate the containers themselves. The main challenge in properly isolating container houses relates to the inherent shallow depth of the walls. While the metal construction of shipping containers is a strong and durable wall material, the lack of thickness presents a challenge to proper insulation. To obtain proper insulation in a shipping container, the walls must be constructed to allow for the proper depth to install the insulation, as you would do in a finished basement. If you choose a small homemade container made from one or two containers, space will be at a premium. In this case you are better off adding insulation to the exterior and then covering it with some external cladding .  WEIZHENGHENG MODULAR HOUSE  introduces you to four common types of insulat...

  In theory, building a shipping   container house  seems very simple. There are millions of redundant shipping containers in ports around the world, and they are the perfect size for a home. Unfortunately, things are never as easy as they seem at first. When building or buying a container home, there are a few things you need to know to make sure your home is safe and beautiful.   These methods include: Consider local options first Get pictures and descriptions Understand building code restrictions Prevent harmful chemicals Planning Plumbing and Electrical  Ensure an insulation plan Be willing to spend the extra money 1,Consider local options first Many people are interested in container homes for sustainability reasons, but it's always best to start with local and vernacular options first. Shipping containers are heavy, and the transportation required to get them from some distant port to your hometown can have a significant environmental impact. You will...

  Container architecture  is often labeled as a green, sustainable or eco-friendly form of construction. It focuses on recycling or upgrading used containers that would otherwise be nothing more than piles of discarded steel taking up space in some ports around the world. In addition, by recycling these steel structures, the need for bricks, wood and other building materials is reduced. This subsequently reduces the total implied energy costs associated with the home. While the use of recycled materials is a fundamental aspect of sustainable construction, there are several aspects related to container homes that need to be revisited. Container homes, like any building, need to be planned accordingly to achieve their maximum potential sustainability. Modern Container House Australia Expandable Tiny Home With Solar System Choosing used ones Converting abandoned shipping containers into livable homes is certainly a useful and meaningful example of recycling. Many people worry abo...