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Here are some shipping container garage ideas to help you figure out whether it's a good choice for your property or not.

Is your garage filled with so much stuff that your car barely fits? Or do you park outside because you don’t have a garage? You’re not alone. Storage space is a challenge for many Americans. Exposing vehicles and other equipment to harsh weather can be costly. But with today’s high construction costs, building a garage is also expensive. That’s why some do-it-yourselfers are building shipping container garages. Using shipping containers to build a garage is cheaper, faster, and easier than…

Honestly the process of buying shipping containers is easy. They cost between $2,000 and $5,000, depending on where you buy from and size. North America has millions of empty shipping containers - mostly made in Asia and shipped here - and then never shipped back to Asia thanks to the trade deficit. It is cheaper for a shipping company to buy new containers in Asia than to transport empty ones back to the origin, creating a stockpile of containers in port cities across North America. (Thus…

A shipping container garage ticks off a lot of the qualities that people seek when planning out their garage: space, durability, safety and affordability. The

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Underground Shipping Container Homes - could possibly be used as an underground shelter?. Description from pinterest.com. I searched for this on bing.com/images

Gabled Enclosed Attachment, Floresville, Texas Customer requested a partially enclosed attachment between two existing storage containers. Before beginning this job, we poured a 4 inch concrete sla…

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I'll admit that in the beginning of this process I could write an overwhelmingly descriptive paragraph about a shop vac, a punch list or a red shag rug. And did. EVERYTHING was a wonder. I had feelings to share about EVERYTHING and EVERYBODY. Now that I'm living the very dream I've been chasing for fifty-some-odd years, it has taken me SIX MONTHS to even put a few words under blog pictures that I seemingly take for granted. Have I become blase (accent over the "e") since the house and…