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  • Amazon’s Total Container Home Lie

    Amazon’s Total Container Home Lie

    Hold onto your hats! Have you ever dreamed of owning a sleek, modern container home? Well, get ready for a whirlwind of emotion because your dream may come crashing down. Here’s how Amazon is selling you a total lie, and why it’s time to face the shocking reality! Picture this: You’re casually browsing online when…

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  • Repurposed with a Mountain View

    Repurposed with a Mountain View

    We helped a customer transform his Tiny House Container from a guest cottage with a mountain view into a teacher’s office, maintaining that stunning vista. A local tow truck company skillfully relocated the Tiny House Container from the customer’s home to a school just two miles away. This transformation highlights the versatility of Tiny House…

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  • Style and Storage in the Kitchenette

    Style and Storage in the Kitchenette

    We are thrilled to announce a significant upgrade to our Grand Trim Levels. The upper shelf in the kitchenette has been replaced with two stylish kitchen cabinets. This change not only enhances the look but also provides more storage space. Our goal is to make your tiny home experience even more enjoyable and functional. We…

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  • Lighting the Future: The Track Light Transformation

    Lighting the Future: The Track Light Transformation

    In the realm of tiny house innovation, creating functional and stylish spaces is our mission. Today, we are thrilled to spotlight an illuminating upgrade to our Grand Trim Levels: the addition of track lighting. This sleek, versatile lighting solution not only enhances the aesthetic of our cozy abodes but also offers unmatched functionality. Why Track…

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  • Customer Statements

    Customer Statements

    How do owners and Airbnb guests feel about a Tiny House Container? “Thank you for the container! It’s a game changer in terms of being able to enjoy the property. I love it.” – Dan “This cottage was perfect for our trip to Colonial Beach! We enjoyed the tiny home style, and the unit had…

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  • 6 Years ago – Move to Ridgely, Maryland

    6 Years ago – Move to Ridgely, Maryland

    We opted to relocate our operations from Savannah, Georgia to Ridgely, Maryland. After lifting the Tiny House Container onto a 20ft chassis trailer, we connected the trailer to a rented truck and embarked on a two-day journey along the coast to Maryland. Choosing the scenic route, we traveled via the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel,…

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  • A Cabin in the Woods

    A Cabin in the Woods

    A perfect place for a Tiny House Container. In the heart of a majestic forest, a secluded clearing appears, bathed in the gentle glow of sunlight filtering through the vibrant canopy of age-old trees. The air within is infused with the sweet fragrance of wildflowers, carried by a soft breeze that whispers through the leaves.…

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  • An over-sized bathroom with outdoor access

    An over-sized bathroom with outdoor access

    From an outhouse to a gold-plated bathroom the place to “do your business” is probably the most diverse and controversial room at the same time. When I step into an unfamiliar bathroom the first thing that goes through my mind is “is the bathroom clean”. If the bathroom passes that test my next thought is…

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  • Does the color of a tiny house shipping container matter?

    Does the color of a tiny house shipping container matter?

    A major part of our tiny living philosophy is sustainability. A big portion of that sustainability is energy management. Did you know that a light sand-color reflects 66% more sunlight than a dark blue, green or red color? The day to day effect of a light sand-color shipping container is that it won’t need to…

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  • Doors, Doors and more Doors

    Doors, Doors and more Doors

    A Tiny House Container has lots of them! It’s all about the doors. Okay, let’s count the doors first. At one end of the container are the container doors, we call them the Barn Doors. The Barn Doors are almost 8 x 8 feet. They are as wide and high as the container so if…

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