VersaTube Shop 36x40 Build Step By Step and Shipping Container. How to Budget DIY Container Shop

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This is Part 3 of our Versatube Shipping Container Build. Here we will show you step by step how we built the Versatube 36x40 shop and attach it to our shipping containers and anchor it to the ground. This is just a video on our journey not a tutorial. Please check with your builder on regulations, codes and engineering.

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7 фев 2024

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@quevicular Месяц назад

awesome job. Wind genny and solar on the roof

@homesteadingwithblueskyranch Месяц назад

Thank you so much!

@homesteadingwithblueskyranch Месяц назад

Thank you so much!

@quevicular Месяц назад

@@homesteadingwithblueskyranch you guys deserve it. I like to see people being able to live off grid and out of this systemic nonsense.

@homesteadingwithblueskyranch Месяц назад

Thank you for watching and supporting our journey!

@lifeontheranch1020 4 месяца назад

Great job, that looked like a lot of work. Thanks for sharing.

@homesteadingwithblueskyranch 4 месяца назад

Thank you for watching.

@GetOffMyIce Месяц назад

8:30 genius using the shipping pallet to extend the height when raising the frame!

@homesteadingwithblueskyranch Месяц назад

That was one of those situations where what the heck are we going to do! But it worked and was pretty darn safe 🤣

@3mteers 2 месяца назад

Would you mind sharing the cost and reason behind sandwiching between the containers? I was thinking of doing something similar but was going to install the versatube building on top of the containers rather than in-between

@homesteadingwithblueskyranch 2 месяца назад

Absolutely! We chose shipping containers to provide protection from the wind. We had 70 mph winds this winter and it was not affected by it at all! The shipping containers were 3,400 each and the Versatube kit approximately 18,000. We did order it with extra engineering for snow and wind load. Plus the cost of renting the lift and gravel to compact the area. Hope this helps. Please like, share and subscribe 😊

@3mteers 2 месяца назад

@@homesteadingwithblueskyranch thank you so much for taking the time to reply! Very helpful!

@homesteadingwithblueskyranch 2 месяца назад

You are welcome!

@AlanPerez-je8oi 23 дня назад

Where did you get the kit

@homesteadingwithblueskyranch 23 дня назад

We got it from Port A Cover in Spokane, Washington. Versatube website will show you all the dealers near you. We worked with the dealer to build what we wanted and it was then built by Versatube and shipped to the dealer. The dealer then delivered it to us.