Thanks for your kind support ❤️👍.

Thank you! ❤️❤️

Thank you very much for taking the time to leave such a nice comment! ❤️👍❤️👍

Mad max style 😄👊

Ok, thanks for your opinion.

❤️👍 yeah weight is a thing, but it is not that bad. And having a box to work with is really nice indeed.

You seem to say things that leaves me wondering.....what did he/she say???? But anyway, thanks for leaving a comment!! ❤️👍

www.berger-camping.nl/article/muggengaas-vanquito-vw-t5-t6-met-magnetische-ritssluiting-schuifdeur-185847 Niet helemaal diezelfde, maar wel te vergelijken.

Much appreciated! Thank you! ❤️👍

Hi thanks for sharing your thoughts! And you are right, it is 12.000 kg, but on the other side it is the same weight as a Earthroamer SX. So yeah it takes some fuel, but I am quite happy overall.

Yeah, I understand what you say. My OCD did not like it one bit. But I found a decent solution for it, so now I barely see it.

Yeah, turning a shipping container in a home. Insulation is very important! And it is quite some work indeed 👍😄

❤️ amazing comment, feel it inside. Thanks! 👍

🤣 loved your comment! And you are right, 7 cm (3 inch) on the thinnest part. But have you ever been in an uninsulated container in the full sun? When you have, then you will know why I did my insulation the way I did 😄👊❤️

Thank you! 👍❤️

🤣 yeah, the snow might be a bit difficult for our Ugly. 👍❤️

Thank you! But to be honest this is all DIY, I have never done this type of work before. It did take me a very long time. 1,5 years fulltime. It feels like a big compliment, so thank you very much!! ❤️❤️👍

Grazie mille!! ❤️❤️👍

Thank you

Thanks!

Yeah, I think it could work. I choose storage below the bed, so you would not have that with a Murphy bed. Or you could create another bed on the location where I put the sofa's. 👍❤️

Love that comment!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Yeah, we could have do that. Idea was to have a friendly color, so orange would have been good indeed!!

oh i forget to mention you are rich too LMAO

Thank you! Comments like these help a lot to continue making videos! ❤️👍

Yeah, it is not cheap, you are right. Not being able to have kids helps and making choices where to put the money did the rest. 👍

You are right and wrong. 👍❤️🤷 All in all things will be a trade-off between lighter and more expensive to buy vs heavier and more fuel consumption. But can I ask? How much heavier do you think I am compared to, let's say an Earthroamer SX?

Thank you! 👍

Thank you for taking the time in letting me know! ❤️👍

E un altro! 👍😄 A core grazie mille! ❤️

Grazie mille!!! 👍❤️❤️

Thanks!! And you are lucky 😄 next video can be found here; kzbin.info/www/bejne/qobMgGCHr6yAe5I Hope you will like it. 👍❤️

Thank you! 👍❤️

Thank you again 😄👊❤️

Hi!

You are right, but also not right. It is the same weight categorie as an Earthroamer. It weighs 12.000 kg (26.000 lb for US). 😉👍

Thank you! ❤️❤️👍

Hehe, tiny overweight home 😉👍. 12 tons total, container is about 5. 😄

Ok, so have to ask what is the weight capacity of the vehicle? While one might say it’s off road ready, I think 12 tons might be pushing it.

@chaosncheckt9356 thanks for asking! The max weight is 12 tons, so it is loaded to the max. We take the truck to bumpy gravel roads and sandy beaches. Not extreme, but yeah, who wants to take their home on a 20% muddy incline with a chance of tipping over? Not many I presume? 😉👍 Can you say why you ask about off road readiness?

@@uglysjourney The design, truck body, thorough insulation, and robust solar for power, would have made it an awesome all season off road rig. In the States we refer to off road camping as boon docking, so our rigs are self contained. If it weren’t for the weight, you could probably get it to some pretty remote areas. My worry at 12 tons would be getting on rough roads and breaking something. Still, a sweet rig especially if you can swap it to other trucks or even onto land. I would imagine your fuel miles are pretty terrifying.

Thanks for explaining to me! And you are right! We live in it full-time and we stay off-grid always. We can even make our own drinking water from almost any source. Only diesel is needed....and in that aspect you are right as well, but it is does a bit better than the Earthroamer for example. We do 12 MPG (5 liter per km).🫣 Some day we hope to take a step up and have a stronger vehicle....🤞🤞 Do you own a expedition truck?

Thank you! ❤️👍 It indeed feels rugged 👍

Thank you!! Amazing to hear there are also viewers from Colombia. Crazy and thanks for being here! ❤️❤️

Спасибо! Приятно, что кто-то из России смотрит 😄👍

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Hi! Thanks for sharing your concern. 👍 Wood has a high isolation value, so it is not likely that there will be thermal bridging. You would be right when I would have used metal framing. Could my thoughts be right? I hope so 👍😄🤞🤞🤞

@@uglysjourney I meant that there was no need to frame the floor in; You could have used 3/4" plywood over top of a layer of two of the pink foamular, which is highly resistant to compression. On the walls, Instead of running the framing vertically, it would have been better to run it horizontally, as that would have minimized the contact with the ribs of the container (Chuck Cassady has a great video on it). I also would have not used the reflective tape and insulation boards, as they need an air gap to work correctly. You'd actually save cost and get a similar R-value if you used the pink foamular on the floors, and use the extra budget to do spray foam on the walls and ceiling. I also would have used 3" strips of 3/4" plywood instead of 2x4 framing to save on space without sacrificing strength. Of course, I'm coming at this from a skoolie perspective, but there's definitely things that can be carried over from that to your build.

Thanks for taking the time and letting me know! And indeed perhaps some learnings can always be had from other "trades" and in other countries people use other techniques. But please know that my PIR panels at 5 cm (2.27 rd) have a much higher rd-value (insulation value) than the pink foam panels at 6 cm (1.82 rd) or the spray foam (1.60 rd). Additionally for "buildabillity" my choice for framing is spot on, but I understand this could be different for skoolies. So for now I am quite happy with the choices I made in this aspect👍😄.

@@uglysjourney The way PIR panels are tested for their R value is under very specific conditions, and takes into account the reflective value of the panel. R value alone is not a good indicator of insulation value. That reflective surface only works for heat, and not for cold. That being said, it's your build, and if you're happy with it, then that's all that matters. Please don't take this as me putting down your build. I can see the work you put into it, and you can do more than most of the population, so kudos for that.

Interesting, but there are many things to say, like CE certification. Can you share a link that supports your R-value statement?

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Dennie, ik ben gek op je (opmerkingen dan 😄👍). Maakte ons aan het lachen. Dank je wel 🤣🤣🤣

Wow, that is so kind! Thank you very much for your comment and your support! ❤️👍 And please enjoy your new television 👍

Sorry? I do not understand.

Thanks for your question! 👍❤️ We have heating, that is the Wallas heater and stove combi, diesel powered. Cooling we do not have. We do not need it. Thanks!

I bought it at BPath in the Netherlands. The guy, Bernd, knows his stuff.

Thank you!!! ❤️