Shipping Container Home Insulation Insofast Pros & Cons | Building a 20ft Shipping Container Home

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  • Is the Insofast system right for you and your build? We cover the pros and cons and how it relates to more traditional framing and insolations.
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Komentáře • 151

  • @whyjim703
    @whyjim703 Před 4 lety +36

    Run wires as you build the wall. I used this in my basement. I had inside and outside corners in my wall and I wired 20 amp circuits. No way I was running the Romex after I built the wall. I laid out the Romex along the wall before I built the wall. I then installed the first course, laid the Romex in the channel and fed it through my cut outs for the outlet boxes. Then I laid the second row and put network cables in this row. Then I finished out the rest of the courses. All very easy, just not the "normal" sequence.

  • @ffjsb
    @ffjsb Před 3 lety +20

    Using a high cube container gives you more height so ceiling insulation is not as much of a problem. Also putting a roof above the container of any type that creates an air space above will also help.
    I'd also say that if you're using this stuff, ABSOLUTELY get a ONE TRIP container. You DO NOT want to have to screw around with a beat up rusty dented container.

  • @Irka4UDO
    @Irka4UDO Před 4 lety +12

    You were super nice and polite as to provide the cons in between. Thank you for this review. It helps a lot.

  • @f.-j.j.5738
    @f.-j.j.5738 Před 4 lety +31

    I can't express how happy I am you're reviewing this. I'm in Haiti. You probably heard of us. Earthquakes and Hurricanes? So I'm interested in alternatives homes to the traditional concrete. The issue? No contractor in the country is used to building like this and although we do have container buildings, they were installed by foreign NGOs who could fly in contractors.
    So I'm doing crazy research and intend on hiring professionals at each stage and instruct them on what I want. There's no huge temperature variations in Haiti (Think of always summer) so spray foam insulation is unheard of. I needed something to avoid my container to turn into little oven or cost a leg to keep cold.
    That looks like something I can do myself and the cost is reasonable.

    • @ContainingLuxury
      @ContainingLuxury  Před 4 lety +7

      Floreine-Jemima Joseph make sure to check out our install video on the channel, so you can determine if it’s the way you want to go!

    • @echandler673
      @echandler673 Před 4 lety +2

      There's a video of a man that built a container house I think in Haiti or Jamaica a few years ago. I think it was stacked. Try to search for it but he had definitely built it because of hurricane protection.

  • @waltslife155
    @waltslife155 Před 4 lety +15

    Looks like I'm definitely going for Spray Foam insulation. Thanks for exploring this and sharing. Appreciate you brother

  • @fredtamborella5789
    @fredtamborella5789 Před 4 lety +5

    That helps a lot on what insulation I’m going to use on my shipping container house

  • @damiengeorgiou222
    @damiengeorgiou222 Před 3 lety

    you are the man!! I am building my first container home over in New Zealand this Summer and this has answered a lot of my questions. I am a builder so will be framing it myself and getting someone in to spray! Your R ratings are crazy compared to ours lol.....here we only need R3.2 to meet code!!
    I will be watching all your videos over the next few weeks! Thanks again mate your a champ!!
    Damo

  • @DavidRFloyd-nu1pm
    @DavidRFloyd-nu1pm Před 3 lety +1

    Glad i found this video, A friend of mine could'nt remember the name of this product ,Thanks bro.

  • @charlenemorgan8299
    @charlenemorgan8299 Před 4 lety +2

    It’s looking good keep up the great work

  • @arlenelee3881
    @arlenelee3881 Před 4 lety +3

    Great comparison.

  • @diannwhitaker6
    @diannwhitaker6 Před 4 lety +3

    Looking good. Be safe.

  • @samanthasantelis9517
    @samanthasantelis9517 Před 4 lety +1

    Thank you!!!

  • @mmarioescareno
    @mmarioescareno Před 4 lety +5

    Appreciate how objective your videos are thanks.

    • @ContainingLuxury
      @ContainingLuxury  Před 4 lety

      Mario Escareno try to keep it real! Thanks for watching :)

    • @chrs1212
      @chrs1212 Před 2 lety

      @@ContainingLuxury My biggest concern would be that adhesive failing under load, especially if you're going to be hanging all sorts of different things from those walls.

    • @roxanneroxanne8862
      @roxanneroxanne8862 Před rokem

      Would this product work well for van/ camper build?

  • @GetContained
    @GetContained Před 3 lety

    Wonderful video for sure !!!!

  • @temoharri8848
    @temoharri8848 Před 4 lety +1

    yeah looks like you will end up taking up some inches when getting ready to do the finished walling on the inside. Looking forward to seeing the future videos.

  • @613Stuart
    @613Stuart Před rokem +1

    Love the video and the comparison to other ways of doing this. As a newbie I’ve been leaning towards this system and your video was super helpful. Definitely mute that annoying watch from singing every 3 seconds from now on though 😂😂

  • @williamsedlock3903
    @williamsedlock3903 Před 7 měsíci

    Thanks for the information I plan on having a 40 ft delivered here soon to my land I am going to fit it out for a temporary cabin while I am building my cabin to live in permanently Good information thanks again

  • @glennhernandez4366
    @glennhernandez4366 Před rokem

    keep it going

  • @annapeabody3886
    @annapeabody3886 Před 2 lety +1

    Hello - Love your thoughts on this and would agree with it being more useful for a 40' build. Have you thought of running a RESCheck for UA Value with using continuous insulation like this? Great selling point and will allow you to use less R value when you have continuous insulation withouth thermal bridges of frames than insulation.

  • @gmwwc
    @gmwwc Před 2 lety

    Well that was interesting.
    Wish someone would a vid for foundation and insulation in the south where freeze happens once in a hundred years.

  • @davidscott1340
    @davidscott1340 Před 8 měsíci +1

    One nice thing about imsofast os they contract with styrofoam plants across America so when you order they send the order to the closest plant to your location. That saves on shipping.

  • @echandler673
    @echandler673 Před 4 lety +1

    If I were building a bigger container setup such as a few 40 footers attached together, would you recommend this system? There will be numerous cutouts and need for structural supports and this would be in northern GA.

  • @theartofflying3580
    @theartofflying3580 Před 3 lety +4

    Hearing that this product provides r13 and r9 for walls and ceiling I think you said... I’m wondering what you’d say to using them on a project in Thunder Bay Canada where it gets to -20°c (that’s -4°) and below every single winter. I love the idea but I think that cold, I’ll just spray foam.

  • @ARMENAMERIKANE
    @ARMENAMERIKANE Před 4 lety +2

    is it mold resistant? bc moisture builds bwt container. thanks

  • @royallineageapparel7879
    @royallineageapparel7879 Před 11 měsíci

    Really happy I found your channel. I am in the process of making a Retail clothing store out of 3 40ft containers. Would this Insulation work well with my idea?

  • @kmathis2352
    @kmathis2352 Před 4 lety +1

    We just ordered a couple of 20’ one trip containers to use as storage rooms. Not sure when they arrive. We live in Northern California where it can get pretty hot in the summer months. What would you recommend for a thin but effective insulation for storage use?

  • @laker42
    @laker42 Před 2 lety +3

    Do you need worry much about condensation with Insofast? I am up in Michigan and worried about condensation from the high & low temps. Thanks for the info!

  • @timcent7199
    @timcent7199 Před 4 lety

    Fabulous presentation. Some comments this time are really frustrating. It's like they haven't listened to a word you said. You're a patient man.

  • @travistravis7190
    @travistravis7190 Před 4 lety +4

    Is this video for contractors or for home DIYers. I love the pros and cons but I'd say most people watching are all home DIYers. Stay safe brother.

  • @NightHawk-wj9mz
    @NightHawk-wj9mz Před 2 lety +1

    How does it stand to condensation that seems to be a nice flaw with shipping containers

  • @kimberlyrotton9580
    @kimberlyrotton9580 Před 4 lety

    With pets how does acoustic (sound proofing) rubber work with foam? Pets can be loud. I saw foam wrap on outside for underground. Still curious...

  • @tman2177
    @tman2177 Před rokem +7

    Thermal bridging is a really important pro in favor of insofast. With a framed and sprayfoamed wall all of your studs will transmit heat, effectively lowering the r value of your wall. Insofast has no bridging so while the r value is not huge, it may perform better than higher r value walls with studs.

  • @velmajoseph9163
    @velmajoseph9163 Před rokem

    have you used Prodex on a shipping container or any other build to give pros and cons between Prodex and in-so-fast. thanks

  • @yukonty
    @yukonty Před 4 lety +1

    Hey! Great info here thanks! Are you planning on getting air change test? 'Blower door' test? I'm curious on how air tight the system can be.

    • @ContainingLuxury
      @ContainingLuxury  Před 4 lety +2

      Ty Hunter well essentially it should be super tight, we never punctured the container except for the electrical lines and the ac lines which went through 2 wholes that were spray foamed and sleeved. I wasn’t going to go through the extra work since I am just trying to get her finished! But that would be a cool test to do one day!

  • @BarbellMethod
    @BarbellMethod Před 3 lety +2

    “Framing” & insulation 🤔 can I wall mount anything to this “framing” or is it more like attempting to wall mount on Plaster?

  • @Richie5480
    @Richie5480 Před 3 lety

    Could you use them on the exterior?

  • @nirpy
    @nirpy Před 4 lety

    Code min of continuous (thermally broken) insulation levels vs between the bridges. Maybe it'll pass somewhere.
    But applied exterior with commercial taper and membrane on top and an eifs, this could fulfill someone's aesthetic

  • @jenelynrayon3819
    @jenelynrayon3819 Před 3 lety +1

    I ddnt understand anything you said..i was focused on your cuteness 😊😉

  • @niallmcdermott1
    @niallmcdermott1 Před rokem

    Great system but what exactly is the space left internally after installed? Most container internal widths seem to be 7' 8.5" (2350mm) so taking away 2" either side leaves 7' 4.5" but how much does the 3/8" adhesive squeeze down to?

  • @zdenekholy2634
    @zdenekholy2634 Před rokem +1

    For some reason I'm not sold on this as I really doubt there aren't any air pockets left = which will give space for hidden condensation. Slight imperfection in the steel and you have air between teh insulation and the steel wall.
    What is your experience ?

  • @davenawahine4428
    @davenawahine4428 Před měsícem

    I would say mold growing behind the foam panels.
    I have a 20ft container converted to a work shop and mold is something I have to battle once a year or so.

    • @ContainingLuxury
      @ContainingLuxury  Před 23 dny

      Mold is always a potential issue within any structure, we recommend keeping an eye on humidity levels and our mini split AC units actually have a "dry" setting to help mitigate this risk. Great point!

  • @jonlopes1918
    @jonlopes1918 Před 2 lety

    Hi! Great. I've been researching about Insofast. I like your video, very helpful. Is there ny possibility of talking to you about my project? I have a Florida room that needs insulation, and I don't want to spend too much money. Thanks, Jar

  • @obikhaliq2089
    @obikhaliq2089 Před 2 lety

    Is this good for a 40ft container if I want to do a cafe from it

  • @hocuspocus4871
    @hocuspocus4871 Před 4 lety +16

    Would it work better to use the InSoFast on the walls and frame the ceiling? That would allow you to run your wiring overhead and only using the raceways to go down the wall. It would also allow you to get a higher R value on the ceiling. And what are the plans for insulating the floor?

    • @magamike1800
      @magamike1800 Před 4 lety +3

      i cant get insofast in New Zealand so i just used polystyrene. it is better to run through the roof and down the walls in the gaps behind the flat sheets. everything needs to be sealed for condensation of course.

    • @ContainingLuxury
      @ContainingLuxury  Před 4 lety +5

      That’s what I was thinking for next time, would have been a lot easier for all my electrical and Ac lines then I could have gotten that higher r value as well!

    • @VRtechman
      @VRtechman Před 4 lety +2

      @@ContainingLuxury We can only learn by doing. Or plan ahead and ask ourselves, how can I do it better!.

    • @askme4418
      @askme4418 Před 2 lety

      Hi, newbie here. Can you tell me what you mean by raceway?

    • @hocuspocus4871
      @hocuspocus4871 Před 2 lety +1

      @@askme4418 The Insofast has conduits built in it to allow you to run your electical wires through it. You may even be able to run some pex pipe through it for your plumbing. It was these conduits, channels, or pathways that I was refering to as raceways. It wasn't exactly the correct term, so I understand your confusion.

  • @DylanBegazo
    @DylanBegazo Před 2 lety

    I’m also a DIYer.
    The correct answer is certified and tested Closed Cell Sprayed foam insulation.
    The reason why that’s the correct answer is because of temperature gradients causing the danger known as condensation on your metal walls specifically between the metal and the internal wall… where you erect your framing and insulation panels.
    Cause metal and water doesn’t mix… cause you know… rust.
    The solution is spraying closed cell spray foam on the metal to stop condensation in its tracks.
    Then the framing of the floor and walls is done within the foam envelope you sprayed.
    Condensation eliminated. Only standard problems remain that you have left to deal with would be stuff like air ventilation which is easy to move fresh air around your living space.
    An alternative to sprayed foam insulation that is slightly less good but equally flame retardant and water proof and air tight would be Sprayed cork insulation. Cork is the stuff from wine bottles. Cork is green and sustainable to harvest.

  • @user-tw6db6ym7m
    @user-tw6db6ym7m Před 4 lety

    Удачи тебе, привет из Украины=)

  • @gluhhandmade
    @gluhhandmade Před 4 lety +3

    Hey! I am thinking about hemp wool insulation instead of foam spray and other types. Because it says that hemp is protected against moulds and bacteria, does not contain harmful substances and so on, so on. What is Your opinion about that?

    • @MrKevinwoodall
      @MrKevinwoodall Před 4 lety

      Thank you!! Seems the topic of condensation never gets answered. this very well could be the best option I have come across. thanks for sharing!!!

  • @jamidesena16
    @jamidesena16 Před 4 lety +5

    I'm a lead builder of container houses. We have been using insofast for a few months. Do you have any feedback on the longevity of the PL over time and high outside temps? We build in Las Vegas

    • @ContainingLuxury
      @ContainingLuxury  Před 4 lety +6

      Jami De Sena good question, no clue but they have all the engineering specs showing the stuff grabs like no other... with that being said I still have my doubts

  • @brootdoom
    @brootdoom Před 2 lety

    What if you do Romex as you install the panels

  • @hughjhardon8080
    @hughjhardon8080 Před rokem

    Is this stuff very flammable?

  • @FyrFytr998
    @FyrFytr998 Před rokem

    So the weight of the drywall is solely dependent on the adhesive holding the Insofast to the deck?

  • @sociallydanjr2163
    @sociallydanjr2163 Před 3 lety

    How do you move a finished single container house? People tell me it has to be empty to move my container. Any ideas?

  • @motthubris5122
    @motthubris5122 Před 4 lety +1

    @containing Luxury Long time subscriber, love your videos. Do you have any suggestions for exterior insulation for a container home trailer? I really like the idea of keeping the interior walls as metal (using magnets to hang pictures and not losing living space). The product your reviewing looks like it could fit the bill, but would maybe need a good exterior siding? Thanks in advance and keep up the good work!

    • @ContainingLuxury
      @ContainingLuxury  Před 4 lety +2

      Mott Hubris well thank you for supporting us! The beauty with insulating the exterior is you have a lot more options! You can actually wood frame a structure and fiberglass bath insulation if you want, but a lot of guys down here just frame the exterior with metal 3-5/8” studs and open cell spray foam then durrock (cement board) then stucco on the container homes that we can’t have look like container homes for local design restrictions... then you can keep the inside completely raw if you wanted!

    • @ContainingLuxury
      @ContainingLuxury  Před 4 lety +2

      But you can do any siding you want over that system it doesn’t have to be stucco

    • @motthubris5122
      @motthubris5122 Před 4 lety

      @@ContainingLuxury thank you for your wonderful suggestions! Saving this for when I attempt my build! Keep up the amazing work and stay safe in these interesting times.

  • @goodnite2456
    @goodnite2456 Před 11 měsíci

    How well would this work in Wisconsin with all 4 seasons?

  • @danniedamour4397
    @danniedamour4397 Před 4 lety +3

    First thing I said was , what happened to the beginning? lol. Great video , cool product but I’m guessing the biggest disappointment is R value. I would rather frame and spray instead of add other insulation on top or do outside as well. 🤷🏻‍♀️😐

  • @tienenaar2295
    @tienenaar2295 Před 4 lety +2

    A pity you didn’t show the electrical race-way’s you mentioned. Thinking of using Inso-fast with Sip’s on top to get a strong wall with the necesarry R value for my container.

    • @ContainingLuxury
      @ContainingLuxury  Před 4 lety +2

      Steven Loyens just wait, we will on the electrical video coming up!

  • @nicgurkweitz389
    @nicgurkweitz389 Před rokem

    Damn, I was excited for this product too, until I looked at my R-Value building codes for Washington State. InSoFast is a no go from what I understand. Let me know if I'm wrong or if there's a way to still use it and meet the R-value requirements as I want to build a shipping container house still.

  • @ArtsShadow2
    @ArtsShadow2 Před 4 lety +3

    What if you just used this on the roof and exterior? 🤔
    I like the container wall look inside.

    • @bryandbaker
      @bryandbaker Před 3 lety +2

      For exterior, ZipR makes more sense. Higher R value and combines insulation and vapor barrier in the same step.

  • @falkobalko9006
    @falkobalko9006 Před 4 lety +3

    hello sir! it would be nice to hear your opinion on what kind of insulation you recommend for places that are very cold in the winter and hot in the summer...thanks :)

    • @ContainingLuxury
      @ContainingLuxury  Před 4 lety +2

      Falk Mattern I honestly don’t think you can beat closed cell spray foam... best r value for least amount of thickness :)

    • @falkobalko9006
      @falkobalko9006 Před 4 lety +2

      Containing Luxury thx! Appreciate the channel

  • @stubryant6673
    @stubryant6673 Před 4 lety +1

    In a cold or damp environment wouldn't spray foam need to be the default method? I was looking into diy spray foam- choked on the cost! Rethinking if I should even try this project. Is it possible to find a hybrid approach to be less expensive with a higher R value for snow country? Thinner spray foam layer, adding foam board over? Perhaps with 2x6 studs?

    • @ContainingLuxury
      @ContainingLuxury  Před 4 lety +1

      Stu Bryant so the other option is to use this system M which is a great seal, and solid base level and add in one more 1” rigid foam board before your wall panel, that would add about R5.5 to each of the roof and ceiling and be sufficient for most climate zones, keep in mind if you use ship lap and do something to the outside all of those products have natural insulating factors as well :) hope that helps! Closed cell Spray foam kits are super expensive to get the thickness you need or want, but spray foam companies are sometimes cheaper than the kits so check that out too... this is the best alternative solution I can think of from that though!

  • @TBradley2123
    @TBradley2123 Před rokem

    How much did u need to complete the container and how big was the container?

  • @82crowder
    @82crowder Před 2 lety

    Moisture issues between foam and container sides?

  • @gary24752
    @gary24752 Před rokem +1

    You should have mentioned that this needs to be covered with a fire barrier like gwb, FRP panelling or painted with intumescent paint by code.

  • @davidwardlow721
    @davidwardlow721 Před 4 lety +4

    How can someone Insulate a container and keep moisture forming between the foam and metal leading to mold that you cant get to.

    • @ffjsb
      @ffjsb Před 3 lety +5

      If you eliminate all the air space, there's no place for moisture to be. Just don't insulate on a day where it's so humid you have sweat on the inside of the container.

  • @brent9571
    @brent9571 Před 4 lety +5

    Me after watching this video:
    "Okay In So Fast.....it's a no from me"

  • @HieuChiLe
    @HieuChiLe Před 4 lety

    Can you frame a shipping container without making holes into the steel? Would it be possible to make metal frame that fit snug into every corner end to end so it doesn't shift about?

    • @4Dermish
      @4Dermish Před rokem

      Yes. I'm building wood shelves inside a container. Shelves are attached to the strap rings in the container using J-Bolts to the 2x4 studs. No welding or drilling.
      I'll see if I can post some video of the way I did it.

  • @50_cal49
    @50_cal49 Před 4 lety +1

    Is insofast better than spray foam when it comes to condensation?

  • @MyGreenHomeLawrence
    @MyGreenHomeLawrence Před 4 lety

    Thanks again! #MyFavChannel

  • @MistressOnyaCox
    @MistressOnyaCox Před 3 lety

    Would loooooved to see more of the "work" with voice over instead of standing monologue. Missing the teaching moments. I know that involves more onsite filming and more effort editing. but other then that I love the in-depth breakdowns! I would TOTALLY HIRE YALL TO BUILD MY PLACE!

  • @kh8655
    @kh8655 Před 4 lety +2

    It looks like they could improve by making specific 20ft and 40ft precut insulation kits.
    Would avoid a lot of time by the DIYer rather than the manufacturer which should be the whole purpose of Insofast.

  • @natig.5150
    @natig.5150 Před 3 lety

    Me gusta MUCHO. PERO HABLAS TAMBIÉN MUCHO....👍👍👍

  • @johnthomas7629
    @johnthomas7629 Před rokem

    Maybe put the foam insulation in before the windows are installed.
    Can just cut out the windows with the foam attached.
    Dont have to cut down all those panels before installing then.

  • @onlyscience7120
    @onlyscience7120 Před rokem

    EPS is R-3.8 vs R-7 for closed-cell spray foam.

    • @JP-yl6on
      @JP-yl6on Před 6 měsíci

      InsoFast is R-4.6 per inch and doesn’t degrade over time. Closed cell is up to R-7 per inch and does degrade, and you still have to frame. Do the cost benefit for your project and decide. For me, it’s InsoFast interior and exterior insulation on containers. This mitigates thermal bridging, condensation and minimizes sound pollution.

  • @madmack6648
    @madmack6648 Před 4 lety

    How can I link you up

  • @beyondhorizons9758
    @beyondhorizons9758 Před 3 lety +2

    Since you are playing with Styrofoam, just use ICF blocks to build the house - about the same money you spend on container + insofast, but much better insulation and hurricane proof !

    • @ffjsb
      @ffjsb Před 3 lety +1

      No. Just NO. You can't build a same size building for the same cost as ICF. And you can easily make a container hurricane RESISTANT, (no such thing as hurricane proof when it comes to houses) by pouring footers and bolting it to the footers.
      Don't get me wrong, ICF is great, it's just a different application.

  • @akalivers
    @akalivers Před 8 měsíci

    Here's a Con you did not mention w/Insofast. In the air gap space between metal skin and insulation (in humid climates and particularly in Winter) condensate water will form on inside walls and ceiling. The same water will run down walls to the floor. To avoid this, suppose you could run a dehumidifier.

  • @kevinsedo6869
    @kevinsedo6869 Před 4 lety

    you just became in so fast public enemy # 1 ....😲🤣🤣🤣

  • @sdrao88
    @sdrao88 Před 2 lety

    Would it make more sense to use this on the outside (if the system allows you to do so) - for instance, if you were going to put on a exterior siding material.

  • @raymondmartens7803
    @raymondmartens7803 Před rokem

    I used these at work last week. Why did they space the vertical "studs" at 22" but the ceiling studs are 16 on center? It makes no sense

  • @PDZ1122
    @PDZ1122 Před 18 dny

    This was 4 years ago. Just looked at their website. The stuff costs now more than the container, if you have a 40'. At least 5,000.

  • @erichester76
    @erichester76 Před 4 lety +4

    Why not put the insulation on the outside and then do conduit electrical and plumbing on the inside and under the container? I’ve always wondered why people frame a container since that kind of removes the advantage of the prebuilt box.

    • @toddtempleton9321
      @toddtempleton9321 Před 2 lety

      you will need another layer on the outside + siding to achieve a high enough R value. Insofast is only R11 + the container wall you get R13 total .

    • @erichester76
      @erichester76 Před 2 lety

      @@toddtempleton9321 sure. I assumed it would be more than just insofast but I just think adding that thickness on the outside makes more sense. I also think removing the inside framing element has to save time and money. Maybe just me

  • @markheintz1878
    @markheintz1878 Před 4 lety +2

    With today's technology and advancements in insulation, why is Insofast so stone age on the r values? They really should be looking at a better r value for owners in northern and southern climates. Very few places can settle for the r values u stated.

  • @user-ze8mq9gh4d
    @user-ze8mq9gh4d Před 4 lety

    When is the next one

  • @penrodautorepair3170
    @penrodautorepair3170 Před 4 lety

    Also Higher R value means less heating an cooling cost over all. What you really mean to say is you didn’t wanna do the labor hours to benefit your customer

  • @mariaclarissaramirez7986

    Whats the r value of this kind of isolation?

    • @ContainingLuxury
      @ContainingLuxury  Před 4 lety

      Maria Clarissa Ramirez if ranges between R11-R13 so adding another sheet or a roof and siding would help increase that

    • @mariaclarissaramirez7986
      @mariaclarissaramirez7986 Před 4 lety

      @@ContainingLuxury oh ok.. thanks a lot.. cause ill be needing a total of 41 to 60

    • @ContainingLuxury
      @ContainingLuxury  Před 4 lety +2

      Maria Clarissa Ramirez where do you live! Antarctica :). You may need to go closed cell on the inside then and just bike the bullet on expense.. and then add some exterior insulation as well, you can for sure get to those numbers

    • @mariaclarissaramirez7986
      @mariaclarissaramirez7986 Před 4 lety +1

      Hahahaha.. quebec, thats what the building code requires,so.. no choice

  • @williamforsythe5850
    @williamforsythe5850 Před 3 lety +1

    $1400 for spray foam... uhh no, he was giving you friend price because its 2k setup price in most of the country. I got $6,500 to $12,200 quotes from sprayfoam places for a 40' highcube here in OK.

  • @victorboucher675
    @victorboucher675 Před 2 lety

    Shipping container ... what is the width of the average prison cell?

  • @arreola961
    @arreola961 Před 4 lety +1

    Get the BEST freakin stove/oven you can get your hands on and install it in that unit! Do it please por favor

  • @rtz549
    @rtz549 Před rokem

    Price and system make more sense if you don't have to panel or drywall over it.

  • @peteaulit
    @peteaulit Před 4 lety

    I am part of a project that uses stainless steel spray foam insulated containers made for refrigeration that cost $5k new. Seems to a better option than your used container plus all this material and labor.

  • @penrodautorepair3170
    @penrodautorepair3170 Před 4 lety

    Spray foam would be cheaper.

  • @TBradley2123
    @TBradley2123 Před rokem

    Would it be smarter to have the electrician come in first before you lay the panels down for a do it yourselfer?

  • @DavidJohnson-dc8lu
    @DavidJohnson-dc8lu Před 3 lety

    The problem with spray foam and Polystyrene is that they are both very toxic.

  • @amsully3352
    @amsully3352 Před 3 lety

    Put it on outside it would will work save room if ur the carpenter u claim you’ll figure out how to finish inside

  • @BrettVaughnB100
    @BrettVaughnB100 Před 9 měsíci

    I called to talk to them and the lady on the phone was extremely RUDE ... decided to frame and spray foam

  • @mattl4022
    @mattl4022 Před 4 lety

    You forgot another con. It's not closed cell foam.

  • @jr122345678
    @jr122345678 Před rokem

    way to go Bro!! I just bought a home in Arlington Tx. and am doing research on storm proofing my pad. Its about time us brothers show you alll white folks how to protect you home. I love it!!

  • @MAM-ic7un
    @MAM-ic7un Před 3 lety

    I really will like to tell you my story i been trying since the pass 4 yrs but contact me to tell you more.

  • @JMaxwell1000
    @JMaxwell1000 Před 4 lety

    Is it me or does it look and feel a bit claustrophobic?

    • @rmbarnes672
      @rmbarnes672 Před 3 lety +1

      It's not you it's the container. Have you ever worked in/loaded/unloaded a '40 box or '53 trailer?
      It's worse 😇

  • @officiallynmotion7100
    @officiallynmotion7100 Před 3 lety

    Please mute your watch or devices while filming. Then check your messages in between cuts because obviously your a busy guy lol. Nice product, nice video.