Structural Issues of Shipping Container Buildings

The shipping container was not fabricated to be a home.

They were perfectly designed to withstand hurricane and earthquake caliber loads all at the same time while stacked on a ship.

If you alter their original intent and change the structural properties, you will need to know all the structural part of the shipping container and what to look out for when buy them for your house.

This video covers all that and more.

If you want to learn more, here are some links to things discussed in this video:

Picking the best foundation for your shipping container building, go to the article at:
https://liveinacontainer.com/what-is-...
and the video at:
   • Which Type of Foundation is Best for Conta...  

Why the sides of the shipping container is corrugated can be found at:
https://liveinacontainer.com/why-are-...

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All construction projects are unique and have their own design issues that must be reviewed by a professional that is knowledgeable of your project needs, the materials and quality of builders available, and the applicable codes that need to be followed. Seek a professional to review your particular needs. This video and the article it refers to is only for information only and not for construction or for project costs or schedule estimates of your particular project.