40 ft Joshua Tiny Container House

The desire for a minimalist lifestyle is on the rise. People are looking for a different way of life where they can relax on the weekends and live in nature. We’re going to show you today the “40 ft Joshua Tiny Container House,” which is perfect for the minimalist lifestyle you’ve always wanted.

The world is becoming increasingly minimalist. Every day, there is more and more interest in tiny houses. Living a minimal lifestyle has some benefits. As a result, demand is steadily rising. We keep finding new tiny homes for you.

Tiny houses can be purchased in a variety of styles. Because there are so many choices, people get lost. Due to their durability, container houses are the most popular choice.
Bob’s Container is the manufacturer of the Joshua Container House. It has a variety of options and is available for purchase for $70.575 USD.

Let’s take a look at the house’s property.

DIMENSION OUTSIDE:
Container with dimensions of 40 feet long by 8 feet wide:
The living room measures 8 feet by 7 feet, the bedroom 12 feet by 7 feet, the bathroom 6 feet by 7 feet, and the kitchen area 14 feet by 7 feet.
2 feet by 3 feet of 11-gauge steel tube window frames and 2 feet by 4 feet of wood framing INSULATION:
Spray foam with closed cells Walls 2 in. – R13 Ceiling 3 in. – R21 Floor 1 in. – R7 Electricity:
Qty 14: Outlets, Qty 1: Three-Light Bathroom Vanity, Qty 5: Interior Lights (Sconce), Interior Ceiling Fan (Living Room), Exterior Outlets, and Standard Lighting (Kitchen and Bedroom)
HVAC: Lifeproof vinyl flooring (waterproof)
2 – 12,000 BTU One-Ton Ductless Mini-Split Air Conditioner and Heat
Qty 2 – 24” Pocket Door Qty 2 – 2 ft x 2 ft Horizontal Slider Window (Kitchen) BATHROOM: Qty 3 – 6 ft x 6 ft 8 in French Patio Door Qty 1 – 3 ft x 2 ft Vertical Slider Window (Restroom) Qty 2 – 4 ft x 4 ft Picture Windows (Bedroom) Qty 2

American Standard Toliet 2 ft. 4 in. vanity with a mirror measuring 5 ft. x 5 ft. 4 ft. wide 3 ft. long
The L-shaped 8-foot counter features a Butcher Block top, two bay sinks, a two-burner electric stovetop, a Stogge kitchen hood, and a light.
Drywall interior with shiplap ceiling and custom shelving and cabinets Custom floating queen bed frame Custom exterior paint:
Pictured is Tricom Black, which has an eggshell finish. Remove rust spots (only on the container that was used) Primer applied MEP:
HVAC: 12,000 BTU One-ton Ductless Mini-Split Air Conditioner and Heat Greywater: 1.5-inch PVC “stub-out” to connect to city sewer or RV hookup Water in: On the rear of the RV, a 12 in. hose spigot for water is installed. In the restroom, a 13 kW Self-Modulating 2.54 GPM half-PEX plumbing water heater was installed. Insulated PEX plumbing is everywhere.
Blackwater’s three-inch PVC “stub-out” can be connected to the RV hookup or the city sewer.