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Seeing such containers at the construction site
The cost of construction is high, and there is also the issue of waste disposal
This container is probably not meant for living in
It can be used to help people and for office work; these days many places require containerization
Yes, this is very common these days. From some sites I’ve been to in the past, it seems that renting is more cost-effective. Although it hasn’t been calculated, if the construction party builds the prefabricated houses on its own, the cost of construction isn’t high, but the expenses related to maintenance, installation, dismantling, transportation, and storage are also considerable. Additionally, in the past, oil and gas drilling teams also used standardized box structures that were transported along with the vehicles; they were used at the site, and when it was time to remove them, they were lifted onto the vehicles and taken away. So personally, I think the overall cost of container houses might be better
1. Saying that building it oneself is cheap ignores the associated costs. 2. Self-built structures cannot be moved and cannot be reused. 3. Self-built structures cannot be modified at will. 4. The waste resulting from dismantling self-built structures poses an environmental issue
If the prefabricated houses are managed properly, most of the materials can be reused. It’s just that there is some significant wear and tear, and reliability needs to be checked before using it again
Regular maintenance is very important; if you ignore it, it will end up as a pile of scrap metal