Working on these units for over 6 years. Appreciate your post and thank you for your service!

there is no inside - the center of it is already filled in, it was designed for military use, one side is all toilets and the other side is showers, if you was watching the video you would have noticed that to be honest

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Despite Tiioak's comment, I agree with Kpalsm. The point of a structure is its function. Yes, I can make an educated guess based on the glimpse we see while setting up the walls, but taking a moment to show a couple screenshots of the interior is intuitive. Just like a cooking video ending with the food being cut open or plated so you can see how it looks inside. It just makes sense.

Yes. It is a shipping container. Very good.

On the interior of cargo doors, in the rear of the container, it comes with 4 ISO jacks to level the container.... D West

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I built hundreds of them, I may still have some photos, The kitchens had 3 ph generators, heaters and air conditioners in them. I worked for a company called British Global, But we made them in Easton, Md. USA

@@elijahaugust3508 are they cheaper than the 30,000 price tag on these?

When it comes to weather, our units go through extreme testing out at Aberdeen testing grounds. Good to go!

It's a military shower/toilet block. You can see that in the video.

We make many different versions of deploying containers. And when it comes to the paint, your looking at a military container. Meaning its either Carc Green or Carc Tan.

Yes please

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I betcha they are not needed...

I know not of this design except what I see and have knowledge of but notice that the wall folds up indicating that it is hinged, a good hinge at any corner will be as a corner beam. The the corner is the support load transferred to the wall and the stiffness there of so it is for all tenses and purposes part of the box and the container it is connected to as a center rigid. It is quite brilliant in fact and simple as well, I like it. What to do with that space is up to you ... I think I would use it to carefully store all the rest of the house and knowing me I'd try to make it usable even in stored mode, half stored mode, add patio with roll out and variable tilt awning some tall plants solar panel, hot sun water heater built in tanks, generator, satellite, jamming electronics shield and frequency modulator generator back to 432 anything but 440 which was imposed upon us other preferable frequency and you know a good sound system for both outside and inside and a bunch more stuff that I will have in mine, this may be a good foundation depending upon costs of course, both maintenance and repairs longevity etc.

Yes that is the implication. that it is put in before or after or not at all.

just mount it on a decent trailer

We do make a version like that!. On a Military trailer. D West

I pray to god you don't need to win the lottery to be able to afford a toilet.

Think that if you called their 1-800 number they could tell you that??

Nope, if you call their number, it leads to an answering machine, or at least it has every time I've called them for the last 10ish hours. We'll see what they say if I get an email response, but so far I'm unimpressed.

They are only available for government agencies.

@Jim Rojas cool as hell but they sell 40' used storage containers not 5 miles down the road for 1,000 dollars a piece.... You could probably come up with something on your own that's better.

@@Fektthis Ya, good luck with that.

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Caps off.

...or, you could call the 1-800 number and they could answer all your questions, I betcha...

It's a standard 20ft container. You can easily work out the rest from that.

less than 2 minutes on google and viola: www.bergco.com/assets/e2s2-info.pdf

Maybe their 1-800 number would give you that info?

stairs to where the basement

Stackable in the sense that the containers can be stacked closed up for storage and loading aboard cargo ships.

@@richardepoulinjr Im sure it read "Stackable 3 high when deployed" I would assume deployed means fully set up. Must either have manholes in roof and floor or would need an external stairs set up to access 2nd and 3rd floors

Stackable meaning locking in the ISO's to stack one container on top of an other. This is so the military can stack their camps compared to making camp wider. When a camp like this is purchased, we make stairs and cat walks that go along with the camp.

their website says it has 3 inchs of foam insulation and is double walled www.bergco.com/assets/e2s2-info.pdf

the second side that they opened had what looked like a washer/dryer and a row of toilets. maybe its a deployable latrine or something. one could easily imagine many different setups and uses though

They do give an 800 number...bet they could tell you...

Wait I have to dial a number? I thought if I clicked on this, They'd deliver one to me.

They're typically used for overseas housing for troops/volunteers/contractors, and for on-site housing on remote job sites. We used similar units in Afghanistan and up in the Alaskan Brooks Range. Deep pockets doesn't even BEGIN to describe these monsters.

Since Vietnam. They call them expando's. Made out of corten steel, and they pull enough amperage to weld with.

Обычная алюминевая кухня военная наша С консервации брали для фирмы , когда в Ленинграде вантовый мост строили Очень классная вещь

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So, how does a person get in touch with you to find out more?

Why need to touch? Touching only ends up with no good are you not talking now?

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How much did it cost? I build a shipping container house with a 40 footer. It costed a little over 17k for materials.

Pick up your phone and call in assistance...says it takes two to set up...so before you go out and buy one, get a buddy to help set it up...

When you're done you just ship the container back to the seller.

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Dr Curmudgeon I'm thinking these containers could be configured for many different usages.. Perhaps as portable field hospital/ operating rooms. etc. They could probably use something like this in Thailand right now.. especially with the rains coming...as a command center... for getting those kids out of that cave. You could set up tents AROUND this more secure structure. Anyway.. lots of diff. applications.