Young Man Builds His Dream Home With Shipping Containers, Video Inspires Internet Users: “Give Us Inside Tour”
- A video of a house built using two shipping containers has stirred massive reactions on social media
- The containers were used for both edges of the house, and woodwork was deployed to give it a befitting outlook
- Many people who reacted to the video praised the building, as some wanted to know the construction cost
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A man and his wife known as @creativecabins shared a TikTok video that captured how their beautiful house was built using two shipping containers.
At the beginning of the construction, the two containers were some metres away from each other as woodwork started.
Source: TikTok
Beautiful container house
Between the two containers, there was concrete flooring that showed some foundation was already done. Woods connected both containers and were used to build the cabin all around.
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The completed project, as seen in the TikTok video, amazed many as people wanted to know the cost of building such with containers.
Watch the video below:
The video has since gathered over 3000 comments with more than one million likes.
Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:
Paula B Norman said:
"I love shipping containers and barndo's and you've put them together!"
Courtney Tucker said:
"Wait a minute!!! Can you please walk us through this? It’s stunning!"
Nicolas Messia de Pr asked:
"How mutch does a build like this cost?"
B4 Dishonor said:
"How much did the building cost you... I want to do something very similar."
Bella said:
"The ppl across the street from me did this. Those houses come out so nice."
TikTok User said:
"We not hating just mad as hell you didn’t give us a tour inside you gots let us see noww."
Dee King Oberlin said:
"This IS my dream AND kinda the design I want (I want ones on top so its 2 floors! Thank you for sharing."
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