Tiny Apartments: British cousins ​​sell livable shipping containers

This luxurious looking apartment is actually a converted shipping container.
English cousins ​​Eddy Peet and Freddy Goodwill transform containers into luxurious small living spaces.
Protective equipment was originally delivered to a local company in the containers as part of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Since it is cheaper to keep containers for overseas deliveries than to send them back, there are many empty shipping containers.
This gave the two cousins ​​the idea for the conversion.
The conversion of a container apartment takes about three months and costs £40,000 each.
They can be adapted to suit individual needs and have a bathroom at one end and a bedroom at the other end. In the middle is an open kitchen with a living area.
It is suitable as permanent living space, but also as temporary accommodation.
In April 2022, the duo finally opened a company together in West Sussex.
“We founded a start-up company specializing in the customization of shipping containers. For both personal and commercial use.” – Eddy Peet vs. SWNS
So far, the two have carried out most of the work on the containers themselves.
Complementing this, they have a team of contractors such as plumbers and eclectics.
“We do all the social media and marketing ourselves.” – Eddy Peet vs. SWNS
The containers are currently being sold as small houses. In the future, however, Eddy and Freddy want to focus on the production of holiday homes.