Posted by Old Iron on December 16, 2007 at 22:13:17 from (24.225.2.155):
In Reply to: Shipping containers? posted by Old Iron on December 16, 2007 at 17:38:59:
Thanks fellas,... Yeah I thought if I got one, I'd bury it at least 5' deep in a hill side with the end doors exposed. I could then install a steel "walk-in" door in one of the swinging rear doors. Then I'd paint anything "exposed" on it, to make it look "purdy".
I was wondering if some of you might have done the same.
How thick is the metal on the sides of those things, and would you reccomend coating the outside of a container (with something like what's used on basement walls) before burying?
Summer tornadoes here in Kansas, make me a little nervous.
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