“CargoHome. The firm utilizes the slogans “Contain yourself” and “Think. Within the box” to promote its stylish and extremely useful tiny homes. They are all constructed from shipping containers, or “one-trippers,” which are delivered from China with little payload before being sold. While the CargoHome tiny homes lack wheels, unlike the majority of the others we’ve talked about, they are nonetheless simple to transport if you have the correct trailer.
One of the perks of using a container for a home, according to CargoHome, is portability. The others include their reasonably low cost, dependability, simplistic design, and environmental friendliness, which may be made off-grid if you so choose and have the money.
Since the housing crisis has shifted attention away from traditional brick-and-mortar homes and toward tiny homes and other forms of mobile homes, container homes are growing in popularity. To put it another way, renting a house is difficult and expensive. Tinies are being promoted as a superior option.
Two sea containers, one measuring 12 meters and the other 6 meters, were used in the design of this tiny home. Living comfortably in this tiny home will be a lot of fun.
With a thick layer of insulation in between, the exterior of the heavy gauge corrugated steel walls is covered in cedar siding, and the interior is paneled with pine shiplap and ancient barnwood trims. Both have heating as well as air conditioning.
Through a big bay window is where you enter. There, we discover the living room. The dining space is next, followed by the kitchen, which has two furniture blocks on either side of the compact house.
The entrance to the first bedroom is a short hallway. The first restroom is located to the left of this narrow hallway.
Through another glass door, a lateral metal spiral staircase leads to the upstairs bedroom (the master bedroom).
Behind a barndoor, it features a separate, roomy bathroom with a washing machine, a standing shower, a toilet, and a sink with a vanity.
The upstairs second bedroom houses a second bathroom. In front of the bay window in the second bedroom upstairs is a lovely terrace. There is an exterior stairway that leads to the terrace and bedroom.
In addition to a private terrace with patio furniture the same size as the room, there is a reading nook by the window or door. Looking at the images in the gallery above, the thought of sipping an evening cocktail “up on the deck” looks really inviting.
The Helm is the flagship model for CargoHome, although this specific home is not for sale. Instead, Kenneth is renting it out on Airbnb, which is how it became regarded as the most well-liked and stunning non-movable little in the state. Additionally, the business offers these cargo homes for sale across the nation to anyone who wants to attempt downsizing and has the money to do so, either as basic models or as units that may be customized.
