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I'm assuming you are going to talk about natural aspiration? I thought about going that route but this room is going to be as hidden as possible. No one will know it's there when I'm done. I planned to run my 6" intake and discharge from opposite ends and run it to the house crawlspace.I love these. Don't fill it in yet.
If you run a 6 inch pipe that goes down next to it, you can get free A/C. Heat will not be a problem if you build it walipini style.
I've helped do a couple of these. You can have natural aspiration and still be hidden. Yeah, Let's see what you have in mind.I'm assuming you are going to talk about natural aspiration? I thought about going that route but this room is going to be as hidden as possible. No one will know it's there when I'm done. I planned to run my 6" intake and discharge from opposite ends and run it to the house crawlspace.
Plans are only in my head right now but I can put it to paper tomorrow.
I've seen some do that. I was going to use the tar used for foundations, personally. Read plenty of stuff supporting both directions.I've helped do a couple of these. You can have natural aspiration and still be hidden. Yeah, Let's see what you have in mind.
First thought is that the outside of the container is sealed really well. I would actually coat the entire container in truck bed liner to water proof it.
Either way works, with the tar, it helps to spray the hole also after the container is in as you backfill.I've seen some do that. I was going to use the tar used for foundations, personally. Read plenty of stuff supporting both directions.
How about flexseal? lolI've helped do a couple of these. You can have natural aspiration and still be hidden. Yeah, Let's see what you have in mind.
First thought is that the outside of the container is sealed really well. I would actually coat the entire container in truck bed liner to water proof it.
It will be 100% buried100% underground or do you want some free heat?
If you have a 10x10 20 feet long, and you have one half of the top with windows, the sun will heat it for free.
There is an LCD film you can put on the interior of the windows. When you want it blacked out, flip a switch and your windows go black.
No body sees in or out.
I've got a 10,000 lb telehandler for lowering it into my pit. Really I've got access to just about any machine I could ever need for this project. I'm chomping at the bit to get it in the ground but I've got delays for a couple weeks.How about flexseal? lol
This tread is right up my alley, I was thinking the very same thing, actually. Maybe some 4-6 foot culvert on end so I can build a staircase going down.
I've got a backhoe, and a 40 foot nissan shipping container at the property I'd like3 to try something like this.
Looks like the one below. It's a big project no doubt, and I need to build a trailhead into there first.
I'm excited to see you do this. Walking that thing into the pit is going to be crazy.
My reinforcements will be overkill, as I always do haha1 more thing, I would use the least amount of concrete and the most reinforcements as possible lol
Flexseal? You been watching too much late night TV.How about flexseal? lol
This tread is right up my alley, I was thinking the very same thing, actually. Maybe some 4-6 foot culvert on end so I can build a staircase going down.
I've got a backhoe, and a 40 foot nissan shipping container at the property I'd like3 to try something like this.
Looks like the one below. It's a big project no doubt, and I need to build a trailhead into there first.
I'm excited to see you do this. Walking that thing into the pit is going to be crazy.
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