The Quite Lite Shelter is a modular, light weight, easy to assemble shelter. This video shows how to assemble the shelter on the ground or on a platform.
I can see dozens of use's for these units, from anything from research stations out in the bush to building sites,,, If the panels are filled with expanding foam that would really boost sales in colder climates, Great product and thanks for posting it.
Such clever little shelters that seem the right size, for so many different applications. I sure hope business catches on or at the very least, don't fade away.
I don't know why it took so long to come up with this idea. This is perfect. It's the ideal combination of ease of assembly, portability, price (I'm assuming) and durability.
I was a bit disappointed you didn't show the inside with furniture like you did the smaller one. I like the size and style of this shelter. Thanks for sharing
That is so neat, and you can make it longer or shorter depending on your needs. Have you thought about a more sturdy roof? How about connections for water and what about electricity?
It sounds like a great idea for homeless people. Especially families with kids. Find some type of way to insulate it for winter Eventing it for Summers would make it great for them an inexpensive. Get a piece of land and just put some of these on there and when shelters filled up you have place for families to still have something to call home. This is awesome idea if there are any people out there that could help financially to make this come to life again you guys please help because we all have to give a little to help this world be great.
Lawrence, despite all of the sceptics here, this IS an interesting concept, and one I haven't seen before. I'm reading comments that you have stopped production, and that the company is for sale? This fills the spot in the market between tents and factory-manufactured mobile homes, and CAN be a major presence in storage shed market. I can also see where the Genesis of it came from; you have designed a modular shelter for a trailer, hence the shape of your panels. To produce this, you have designed, or contracted someone to design and manufacture several injection molds? Then later it dawned on you that you can just market it as a stand-alone shelter, not just a modular shelter that fits into a trailer. Lots of people can and are attracted to your shelters, but what happened to your business? It appears that you have not consulted with good marketing/business people, and perhaps your manufacturing costs are too high, which drives your retail costs up as well?
Very interesting, but if there were locking latches like on a hard carry case that lock all the sides parts, I think that would have be better than all those screws that are going to get lost. Very cool concept though.
They're first viewing on the most basic one has that shot. They seem to be under the assumption you're going to watch all their videos. But when they do show the inside, not impressed. That's all they're selling is gutted walls. But for that price you can buy a single wide and it would be fully furnished with water and electric. Just not cost effective at all.....
MemoGrafix - Yup! I was thinking I could do a low-budget space movie with this and a couple of flat-screens placed outside the windows for the star field!
there are quite a few issues i see on the video. i will not comment all of them but i have 3 that i must point out "1 you need wood framing and screws to complete the assembly "2 time of assembly "3 too light... it will fly away in light winds this consept would be better suited as a light size addition to caravan trailers (or temporary winter storage of cars and trailers from the elements or even a temporary painting booth)
You have made some erroneous conclusions. 1. No wood framing is required. All screws are supplied and matched to molded-in, threaded inserts. 2. One person can assemble a 10' x 10' shelter in about an hour. 3. Yes, it is light. That is why it is called a Quite Lite Shelter. It has tie-down rings to anchor it to the ground, although I have had one for two years that has seen 60+ mph winds without moving, and it was not tied down. 4. The shelters are designed as stand-alone habitats. If you want a storage shed, there are much more suitable options.
After I almost kissed with a Bear, I quit camping and been thinking of having hard walled tent. I think this is it. Great Creativeness and manufacturing the real thing...
I know how hard it was to make molds, plans, mixing right components, endless hours of thinking and thinking... hope your product would find lots of buyers.
If you could get Home Depot or Loews in on this people would love these for backyard sheds that are not as ugly as metal ones. Trying to open sheet metal sliding doors on the one my parent's had was a pain in the butt. Would make it much easier to access things as well as keep your yard tools outdoors without rusting.
He should have let us see the inside of the fully completed shelter. I would have also enjoyed seeing the finished product from an outside view from each angle.
I'd like this to be my home. I'd have a "honey hut" Porta potty built into it (same plastic construction) good for 80 uses by 40 people, and have the sanitruck come by once a month to vaccum suction it out, and replace the "blue water". An enclosure connected to the potty section would be the shower stall. Cooking and heating would be a standard 300 gallon LPGA natural gas tank. Light would be natural light during daylight hours and fuel oil lanterns at night. Electricity would be a service drop to an outdoor rated service box, power supplied by municipal electrical company, with a 50-amp shore power cord to the home's electrical panel. A solar panel arrangement could be alternative.
And when you get tired of living in your porta potty dominated home , you could blow out the pilot light on the water heater ,crank it up on high , shut all the doors and windows , wait about 10 minutes and flick your bic and perhaps you wont need a tornado to deliver you to the Land of OZ !!! LOL !!!
A great idea but hardly cheap or easy to transport. I guess good and cheap don't often mean the same thing? I'd be curious how these shelters would stand up to be left out in the wilderness for years at a time as a lodge to stay in while in the middle of no where, how would they stand up to the weather and animals? It would also help if they came in other colours, green for low impact,Orange for rescue work?
The two problems I can see right away are: 1. How many times can you screw and unscrew the side assemblies, as this and the smaller shelter are supposed to be reusable, temporary structures? After a few builds and knock downs, the screw holes are going to be stripped out, out of round, off center. -- 2. How long before a tear or hole in the roof happen, as it's only some sort of coated fabric? -- A question I have is will the roofing degrade in long exposure to sunlight? -- With some more brain power expelled and thought given, the roof can be made of the same, screwed together, plastic as are the walls. -- I for one would not purchase these two products.
Will it be possible for the flood to be made out of the same materials as the wall? Having the wall and floor interlocking would be a better build quality and sturdy design
i love this concept, I saw the smaller one then this and I could see the potential for this to be temp shelters for refugees and homeless around the world instead of tents only the roof needs a little bit more structure like the panels used on walls added the skylight. Is it water proof like say rain? how much is this unit and the smaller 8ft model sell for. Love n peace
Each panel has an external D-ring for anchoring the panel to a ground stake or platform. There are also optional interior wall to floor brackets for anchoring to a deck or concrete slab. Our shelter has regularly seen 50 to 60 mph winds and is only anchored to a plywood floor sitting free on concrete blocks.
I bought one of those plastic shed kits from Home Depot. It was 8x8. Similar in assembly . Great for storage but not air tight no insulation was cold as hell in winter. Mine did have a floor as part of kit but I always was afraid one good hurricane was gonna pick it up and send it flying. This shelter makes me feel those old feelings again. I can't see this as more than a quick shed. You couldn't stay warm in this even with a heater. No insulation . And was there a way to get power out to it? Don't think so.
Any shelter from the sun or the cold is lost because of the thin roof it needs pockets for foam panels in the roof or a more solid one I like things like this and could think of a few places to put one
Foam panel inserts are an option, although the soft top has a 1 inch thick Dacron liner, much like a sleeping bag. The advantage is that it is also translucent, letting in a lot of soft natural light.
tealcorpintl Oh that's really good it's a good time for shelters like this because of low power things like LED lights, phones, tablets and other small devices, solar, wind and hydro power gens and the better batteries The shelter is very Space 1999 (if your old enough)
Richard I used to camp in the warmer months, but one time we took the kids out at Easter time. turned out to be a cold one i can still remember the cold, there was no where to god or move to get away from it you could feel it pushing down on you through the top on the dome tent after 5am it got better
Somethingelse I guess you missed the installing of the insulation layer. That's easy to do because some parts of the video went by so fast. And it wasn't easy to read what was happening and see the picture to. Voice along with the pix would have been much better.
Azdale panels aluminum frame with air alloy insulation for a flat pack pop up with framless windows and door with a fantastic fan. Two person set up no tools required. Aluminum foldable table bench shelves and bunk beds and sink and cartridge toilet and cartridge shower. A fold flat shelter thats 12 inches in width with a box of goodies to use inside even with the box being used has a seating area. Solar vacuum tube hot water heater retrofited to super heat gallium that is pumped with an electromagnetic pump through a copper heat exchange above the retrofited hot water heater that also passed through thermal electric generators to charge up organic carbon power cell banks. With an at water generator and filter system for fresh drinking water. 😊
hey add a slide and swings they will think its a play house and leave us alone on permits. seal bottom and then it can float in flood's. You folks should make some house boats too
Hello,We Love your video ,and we like to know how much are these units are and if the price is right we will buy some ....Thank you for your Time Playa Playgrounds
would be cool if they came up with a solar panel roofing system to connect into the battery/power system. At that point you just need water and you have your own little house.
il punto debole è il tetto...in caso di neve si sfonda... in caso di forte vento può essere divelto...però se modificato è un'ottima abitazione per luoghi di terremoti frequenti.
With the current build, what temperature with minimal heat could one withstand? Is there a possibility for a modular roof using the same design idea of the walls?
Too bad they went bankrupt.Improved materials and insulation's could have made this product the way to go.I hope what ever direction you go brother that fate smiles on you and blesses you with success!
Dang: I just came from his website: the guy is an absolute genius. Hate to say this, as I don't like homeless people, but this would go far, in the right direction, to solving this problem. LA is a total mess.
Just happened to see your post. I designed these units and manufactured them for eight years. I have sold the rights to a company that can be contacted through QuiteLite.com
building of plastic, not a bad idea but soft tarp for a roof no good should have a solid roof too. would last longer and add stability. sell better too.
Nice, I would like to have something like that on our farm about 4 hours north of use to stay in. would like a better roof maybe build a regular roof over it for a rain water collection system, Do you guys sell these??
No floor? That's kinda disappointing. I like the idea of this shelter. If I can afford it, I might buy one and put it in my yard as a hideaway place from my daily works.
Have you tried selling this to refugee charity's as it looks ideal for this purpose. If I have one criticism I would say there are too many nuts and bolts could it be changed so that parts clipped together so that there is little use for tools.
Orion Project great invention would solve a lot of world problems that have gone through massive destruction with no holes this is a brilliant idea have you taken this idea to the dragons the TV show some yes bring them here I could be a billionaire by now thank you very much Elvis
If there is a cyclone and you are in "this thing" you may become an unwilling participant in a modern day scenario not unlike the Wizard of Oz .....I just hope you have your dog with you and that you land on the wicked witch so that the munchkins love you !
I can see dozens of use's for these units, from anything from research stations out in the bush to building sites,,, If the panels are filled with expanding foam that would really boost sales in colder climates, Great product and thanks for posting it.
This portable shelter looks like a great idea to develop and adapt into other applications.
Such clever little shelters that seem the right size, for so many different applications. I sure hope business catches on or at the very least, don't fade away.
I don't know why it took so long to come up with this idea. This is perfect. It's the ideal combination of ease of assembly, portability, price (I'm assuming) and durability.
I was a bit disappointed you didn't show the inside with furniture like you did the smaller one. I like the size and style of this shelter. Thanks for sharing
That is so neat, and you can make it longer or shorter depending on your needs. Have you thought about a more sturdy roof? How about connections for water and what about electricity?
This type of temporary shelter would be great in a place like Haiti or on an island after a hurricane.
If these things were truly cheap people would use them everywhere. These are awesome!
It sounds like a great idea for homeless people. Especially families with kids. Find some type of way to insulate it for winter Eventing it for Summers would make it great for them an inexpensive. Get a piece of land and just put some of these on there and when shelters filled up you have place for families to still have something to call home. This is awesome idea if there are any people out there that could help financially to make this come to life again you guys please help because we all have to give a little to help this world be great.
These would be perfect for temp homes for people that have lost their homes to disasters!
Lawrence, despite all of the sceptics here, this IS an interesting concept, and one I haven't seen before. I'm reading comments that you have stopped production, and that the company is for sale? This fills the spot in the market between tents and factory-manufactured mobile homes, and CAN be a major presence in storage shed market. I can also see where the Genesis of it came from; you have designed a modular shelter for a trailer, hence the shape of your panels. To produce this, you have designed, or contracted someone to design and manufacture several injection molds? Then later it dawned on you that you can just market it as a stand-alone shelter, not just a modular shelter that fits into a trailer. Lots of people can and are attracted to your shelters, but what happened to your business?
It appears that you have not consulted with good marketing/business people, and perhaps your manufacturing costs are too high, which drives your retail costs up as well?
Very interesting, but if there were locking latches like on a hard carry case that lock all the sides parts, I think that would have be better than all those screws that are going to get lost. Very cool concept though.
lock latches would also make it quicker to put up so that's a great idea.
how surprised i was to get to the end of this video and see that you are in loveland, where i live also. will be looking you up soon.
nice but an interior shot after assembly would have been nice, thanks for sharing
AND a higher resolution video while you're at it :)
This might help: www.doityourselfrv.com/modular-camper
YES! Interior shot with furniture and appliances!
They're first viewing on the most basic one has that shot. They seem to be under the assumption you're going to watch all their videos. But when they do show the inside, not impressed. That's all they're selling is gutted walls. But for that price you can buy a single wide and it would be fully furnished with water and electric. Just not cost effective at all.....
Looks like something out of *Moon Base Alpha - Space 1999.*
or star wars
MrRadensen
--- Right
MemoGrafix -
Yup! I was thinking I could do a low-budget space movie with this and a couple of flat-screens placed outside the windows for the star field!
I was thinking Star Trek Voyager as well. These look very familiar o.o
I can see these being used in arctic environments or as base camps in mountain ranges or the wilderness.
I was so dissappointed to see the messages saying you were selling the company. This was a fantastic idea.
there are quite a few issues i see on the video. i will not comment all of them but i have 3 that i must point out
"1 you need wood framing and screws to complete the assembly
"2 time of assembly
"3 too light... it will fly away in light winds
this consept would be better suited as a light size addition to caravan trailers (or temporary winter storage of cars and trailers from the elements or even a temporary painting booth)
You have made some erroneous conclusions.
1. No wood framing is required. All screws are supplied and matched to molded-in, threaded inserts.
2. One person can assemble a 10' x 10' shelter in about an hour.
3. Yes, it is light. That is why it is called a Quite Lite Shelter. It has tie-down rings to anchor it to the ground, although I have had one for two years that has seen 60+ mph winds without moving, and it was not tied down.
4. The shelters are designed as stand-alone habitats. If you want a storage shed, there are much more suitable options.
After I almost kissed with a Bear, I quit camping and been thinking of having hard walled tent.
I think this is it. Great Creativeness and manufacturing the real thing...
Exactly why I designed it.
I know how hard it was to make molds, plans, mixing right components, endless hours of thinking and thinking... hope your product would find lots of buyers.
If you could get Home Depot or Loews in on this people would love these for backyard sheds that are not as ugly as metal ones. Trying to open sheet metal sliding doors on the one my parent's had was a pain in the butt. Would make it much easier to access things as well as keep your yard tools outdoors without rusting.
I like the concept. Great for overnight camping or short stay sites.
He should have let us see the inside of the fully completed shelter. I would have also enjoyed seeing the finished product from an outside view from each angle.
I'd like this to be my home. I'd have a "honey hut" Porta potty built into it (same plastic construction) good for 80 uses by 40 people, and have the sanitruck come by once a month to vaccum suction it out, and replace the "blue water". An enclosure connected to the potty section would be the shower stall. Cooking and heating would be a standard 300 gallon LPGA natural gas tank. Light would be natural light during daylight hours and fuel oil lanterns at night.
Electricity would be a service drop to an outdoor rated service box, power supplied by municipal electrical company, with a 50-amp shore power cord to the home's electrical panel. A solar panel arrangement could be alternative.
You could shingle the roof with cedar shake, and even add lite weight siding to the exterior, such as, cedar siding.
And when you get tired of living in your porta potty dominated home , you could blow out the pilot light on the water heater ,crank it up on high , shut all the doors and windows , wait about 10 minutes and flick your bic and perhaps you wont need a tornado to deliver you to the Land of OZ !!! LOL !!!
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A great idea but hardly cheap or easy to transport. I guess good and cheap don't often mean the same thing? I'd be curious how these shelters would stand up to be left out in the wilderness for years at a time as a lodge to stay in while in the middle of no where, how would they stand up to the weather and animals? It would also help if they came in other colours, green for low impact,Orange for rescue work?
The two problems I can see right away are: 1. How many times can you screw and unscrew the side assemblies, as this and the smaller shelter are supposed to be reusable, temporary structures? After a few builds and knock downs, the screw holes are going to be stripped out, out of round, off center. -- 2. How long before a tear or hole in the roof happen, as it's only some sort of coated fabric? -- A question I have is will the roofing degrade in long exposure to sunlight? -- With some more brain power expelled and thought given, the roof can be made of the same, screwed together, plastic as are the walls. -- I for one would not purchase these two products.
If a side panel screw threads get stripped, buy just one new panel to replace it.
Would make a great shelter for ice fishing or camping on the lake in the winter
Will it be possible for the flood to be made out of the same materials as the wall? Having the wall and floor interlocking would be a better build quality and sturdy design
Would make a nice seasonal site in a campground
i love this concept, I saw the smaller one then this and I could see the potential for this to be temp shelters for refugees and homeless around the world instead of tents only the roof needs a little bit more structure like the panels used on walls added the skylight. Is it water proof like say rain? how much is this unit and the smaller 8ft model sell for. Love n peace
This is awesome!!! I'm in love with this...
clever construction idea, lite , rugged, nothing to rot. something for remote camp or ice fishing in its smaller size.
Reminds me of a children's playhouse. www.amazon.com/Step2-Neat-Tidy-II-Playhouse/dp/B00MWN6TGC/ref=zg_bs_166435011_5
I rolled out laughing at the kiddie house
It would be better than a tent or plastic tarps , if shelter was needed after an earth quake or similar event.
heartland96a The only real problem I see is that there's no way to hold the shelter to the ground. A strong wind, and away it goes...
Each panel has an external D-ring for anchoring the panel to a ground stake or platform. There are also optional interior wall to floor brackets for anchoring to a deck or concrete slab. Our shelter has regularly seen 50 to 60 mph winds and is only anchored to a plywood floor sitting free on concrete blocks.
It looks much more sturdy and livable than a tent. Why aren't the wall panels straight?
these are beautiful....how much do they cost???
I wish we could have seen a little more of the inside. Maybe with some sample furniture in it.
i love it man how can i get 50 to 100 of them please let me know thank you
I bought one of those plastic shed kits from Home Depot. It was 8x8. Similar in assembly . Great for storage but not air tight no insulation was cold as hell in winter. Mine did have a floor as part of kit but I always was afraid one good hurricane was gonna pick it up and send it flying. This shelter makes me feel those old feelings again. I can't see this as more than a quick shed. You couldn't stay warm in this even with a heater. No insulation . And was there a way to get power out to it? Don't think so.
Any shelter from the sun or the cold is lost because of the thin roof
it needs pockets for foam panels in the roof or a more solid one
I like things like this and could think of a few places to put one
Foam panel inserts are an option, although the soft top has a 1 inch thick Dacron liner, much like a sleeping bag. The advantage is that it is also translucent, letting in a lot of soft natural light.
tealcorpintl
Oh that's really good
it's a good time for shelters like this because of low power things like LED lights, phones, tablets and other small devices, solar, wind and hydro power gens
and the better batteries
The shelter is very Space 1999 (if your old enough)
Richard
I used to camp in the warmer months, but one time we took the kids out at Easter time. turned out to be a cold one
i can still remember the cold, there was no where to god or move to get away from it
you could feel it pushing down on you through the top on the dome tent
after 5am it got better
Somethingelse I guess you missed the installing of the insulation layer. That's easy to do because some parts of the video went by so fast. And it wasn't easy to read what was happening and see the picture to. Voice along with the pix would have been much better.
this should be used in refugee camp.
People could make large hotels made with these structures on the Moon on Lunar cities. On a Mars soil they could be built inside a Mars city.
Azdale panels aluminum frame with air alloy insulation for a flat pack pop up with framless windows and door with a fantastic fan. Two person set up no tools required. Aluminum foldable table bench shelves and bunk beds and sink and cartridge toilet and cartridge shower. A fold flat shelter thats 12 inches in width with a box of goodies to use inside even with the box being used has a seating area. Solar vacuum tube hot water heater retrofited to super heat gallium that is pumped with an electromagnetic pump through a copper heat exchange above the retrofited hot water heater that also passed through thermal electric generators to charge up organic carbon power cell banks. With an at water generator and filter system for fresh drinking water. 😊
How much does this cabin cost and what would it cost to ship to New York? Could the roof handle snow?
I wanted to see inside this model just to see how big it was inside ! ☹️
It looks like something out of a science fiction movie.
hey add a slide and swings they will think its a play house and leave us alone on permits. seal bottom and then it can float in flood's. You folks should make some house boats too
Hello,We Love your video ,and we like to know how much are these units are and if the price is right we will buy some ....Thank you for your Time Playa Playgrounds
would be cool if they came up with a solar panel roofing system to connect into the battery/power system. At that point you just need water and you have your own little house.
il punto debole è il tetto...in caso di neve si sfonda... in caso di forte vento può essere divelto...però se modificato è un'ottima abitazione per luoghi di terremoti frequenti.
this is very gorgeous cosy unique technique
This is an assembly video of the shell for customers. For more information go to quitelite.com
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tealcorpintl what type of cost are we talking about for becoming a dealer?
Steve D
They are under new ownership as of August 2017.
L Drake can you add to make it bigger please
With the current build, what temperature with minimal heat could one withstand? Is there a possibility for a modular roof using the same design idea of the walls?
I would have liked to have seen inside the shelter.
I have to say, i like this. Are these still in production? Subscribed!
What are the dimensions? How is it anchored to the ground so that it is not rolled or picked up in heavy winds?
Can you use a wood burning stove in these?
Too bad they went bankrupt.Improved materials and insulation's could have made this product the way to go.I hope what ever direction you go brother that fate smiles on you and blesses you with success!
@American Nobody
Moan Labe Kimo Sabe !
I don’t know why the architecture design have a resemblance to the Nostromo ship from Alien.
dude, this is cool
how to get furniture in that tiny door guess you have to drop in the roof or have it already in
perfect tiny home shelters. any links to buy it?
Dang: I just came from his website: the guy is an absolute genius. Hate to say this, as I don't like homeless people, but this would go far, in the right direction, to solving this problem. LA is a total mess.
god this thing looks like a pain in the ass to setup. i'd go for a tent any day
Are these things you have designed, or purchased? I'm very interested, clever snap-together construction and the end result looks great!
Just happened to see your post. I designed these units and manufactured them for eight years. I have sold the rights to a company that can be contacted through QuiteLite.com
building of plastic, not a bad idea but soft tarp for a roof no good should have a solid roof too.
would last longer and add stability. sell better too.
Fantastic for situations like Mexico and tornado aftermaths. Are they expensive?
Read they are $174,000.
Play that funky music grandpa.
Nice, I would like to have something like that on our farm about 4 hours north of use to stay in. would like a better roof maybe build a regular roof over it for a rain water collection system, Do you guys sell these??
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What’s the size of the hole thing when it’s all packed I’m thinking of using this on a job sight
good for homeless shelter's poor!!!
Would buy one if they still need them
I need 2 here in California for a eco-friendly off grid lifestyle 🤔
I came here for the music 🎶.
So, what is the size of this one in this video? And how does it do in really cold weather?
Can this fit on a trailer ? Pri and cons please
外壁のコーナー部分はおそらく空洞だと思うのでWater tankにしてみてはどうですか？
No floor? That's kinda disappointing. I like the idea of this shelter. If I can afford it, I might buy one and put it in my yard as a hideaway place from my daily works.
It kind of resembles custom aviation or RV interior.
Interesting observation. The original concept grew out of an experimental aircraft affiliation.
What's the advantage over a camper though?
This might have a solution to several problems/opportunities.
All the flood victims should send those to them, or small version of this
Have you tried selling this to refugee charity's as it looks ideal for this purpose. If I have one criticism I would say there are too many nuts and bolts could it be changed so that parts clipped together so that there is little use for tools.
Please do tell, What is the practical and legal use of this product? I don't know if park rangers would consider that legal or not?
That's pretty cool. How much would something like that cost?
Price depends on size. Check out www.quitelite.com
Would this work as shelter in Alaska is there some way to tie shelter down in case if high winds cool shelter
Each wall panel has a tiedown ring for anchoring the shelter to the ground or a platform.
How much is the whole set and how can someone order, it seems very easy to assemble .
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Price would be handy , great for housing shortage, homelessness etc!
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L Drake Thank you I'll go and have a look !
wonderful, thank you
Does it smell of plastic inside?
Great, for small people, not so great if you are over 5 feet tall.....
I love 2 hav one off these
Spectacular
I bet a hurricane would just laugh at that.
Make it into a full size 2 bedroom home without any wood products.
Orion Project great invention would solve a lot of world problems that have gone through massive destruction with no holes this is a brilliant idea have you taken this idea to the dragons the TV show some yes bring them here I could be a billionaire by now thank you very much Elvis
Where you can buy these panels in UK or somewhere please ? Thank you
For the price they charge you, you can get a single wide mobile home cheaper. And atleast the mobile home would be fully furnished. :P
I went to the Website and to FB. Is the manufacturer Out of Buincess?
I would guess that a caravan of similar size could be cheaper.
what happens to this thing in a cyclone?
If there is a cyclone and you are in "this thing" you may become an unwilling participant in a modern day scenario not unlike the Wizard of Oz .....I just hope you have your dog with you and that you land on the wicked witch so that the munchkins love you !
Como puedo importar a mi pais y cuanto es el coste
I am just here to comment on the music.
I must know where I can buy that song.