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WOW, You did an excellent job in converting your trailer. I’m sure I could figure out how to do something like this, but I have problems with vision and it’s difficult for me to see the right measurements.

Finally a cargo trailer that’s not a v nose. I’ve been looking for something I can get inspiration from an I like everything you did here. I’ll just have to do something else for my bed cause I want to haul my bike. You did a great job thanks for sharing

OMG... overspray on the trailer...!!

I dont understand why someone NON corporate doesn't make these and manufacture at least 8 at a time. you will eventually be able to bring the cost down to $12,900 I believe.

Wanna help me and visit Canada?

Great build and nice narration. Enjoy!!

Are you worried about high winds or anything knocking it over? The profile seems very tall for that location without it being fastened to the ground

Nice shed and video

Awwwwww yis

The vent for the water heater should have been out the side not the front. The last thing I would want to do is force air down the vent pipe. Also, I would not have put an outlet in the bathroom, but if I did it would have been GFCI.

Do you have to vent to the outside?

Use. Heat gun to release tension in hose

Так а размеры какие? Ниочем

what an amazing build Especially for your first time incredibly impressive. You should be proud of yourself.‼️

Dam I wish I could do this to my trailer

You’re a God sent …thank you a beautiful and very doable project I can do. Bravo beautiful work!

What size pipe did you use for your vent pipe

Amazing build! Saving this for future reference if I decide to venture into this lifestyle. Thanks a bunch. 🇨🇦😉

It's probably one of the best step by step video on how to complete this build. Nicely done!

Looks great

Great job

You lost me at the very beginning watching you bury those pipes in the wall. I'm a newbie but I know better than burying anything behind a wall other than insulation.

wonder if extreme heat would melt the glue for the walls?

What kind of brick did you put on top layer ?

Do you recall how much mortar you used? And how much concrete?

looks great, spending the time to get the first row of shingles perfectly square is worth it! Getting bundles of shingles up on roof by yourself is never fun. That stapler is a necessity to keep things moving and I wish I'd have had that air nailer in years past! :D

What tape did you use for the shower joints before the FRP.??

And for those that are going to do the same thing and waterproof their own customized shower, please steer as far away from using a whole thing of caulk on it before you use a roll-on latex shower paint that they use when they install showers I don’t remember exactly what it’s called but you can paint it on any surface and it will waterproof itand you just apply it generously in the corners and use multiple coats

Nice. Thank you

Great videos a little fast for me tho

Hi, witch model of tubes and pomp did you used?

Great tnx

You have given me some great ideas for a cargo conversion build that I would like to do I’m retired and want to travel the country and so therefore I’m looking for ideas that will last long as I will be living in this most of the time… thank you in advance for any input that you can offer

Amazing 💯💯

Kind of looks like somewhere in Cochise County, Arizona?

How tall is front wall from back all? Do u have plans?

I love this brother. Keep doing you. I miss you man. Love Don

Did you just mix mortar and water or do you have to put adhesive

Please let me know if you ever decide to sell it. 😍

Why nail in certain parts vs screw?

Very nice

It risks blowing off the pavers once it has siding and a roof. Maybe tip, even if it's anchored to the pavers. I would cast 4 anchors with 80lb of concrete in a 5-gallon bucket and galvanized straps protruding. Then bury each 3ft+ deep at the corners at screw the strap to the frame. The anchors will resist uplift with the weight of a 45-degree inverted cone of soil above them. Use hurricane straps at the roof connection and ring-shank nails or screws for the siding/sheathing.

Nice video. I’ve got a jig that speeds up framing by eliminating the measuring for the stud. You can lay out 24, 16, or 12” on center and it holds them in place while you nail. I’ll find it and send you a photo. I’ll bring them when I come out there. One other suggestion would be to have plumbed the joist ends that way the facia boards stay vertical and water will not ruin them as fast. Great job.

Looks good. Like the color.

I love it and it looks great thank you for sharing 😊

Does the ceiling have wrought iron bars... that would be strong enough to support a hammock? My hammock stand is exactly is 7'11". I think I'm probably going to get a 5x8 trailer for my Jeep to pull. During the day, I want as much open working space as possible. So hopefully it'll work out great 🙂

This is a great video on a cargo trailer build💯 so can I just use a really good solar generator for my electrical needs? Also I'll have a composting toilet that's easy and no smell (I've researched them) a electric portable cook top...plus bed etc...just don't want to do alot of building, so what do you think?

Great built did you use staples or brad nails on the ceiling and what size ???

I'm in Colorado and every county I looked at had restrictions for how long you could stay in a non-permanent structure (trailer). It makes camping there difficult and living in a trailer on-site while building a structure would be impossible. There were all kinds of other things, like gold-claims, or properties without mining rights. Some places required a grid hook-up for any permanent residence with no apparent exemption for an off-grid home. I'm interested in how you searched for a piece of land you can actually use. Maybe a subject for another video?

Although the grey and black tank straps are likely galvanized, id still probably paint them for looks and more structural integrity from oxidization, but i freaking absolutely love the vinyl walls, ill definitely be doing that on my conversion, probably same color to, but possibly brown wood look over grey ,but grey for floors