Grand Designs - The House Boat
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15 March 2007, 02:12 AM
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looked like a roof to me.. given I only started watching towards the end
15 March 2007, 03:43 AM
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Oh dear
15 March 2007, 10:14 AM
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Water Gypsies 
Mr Eco Friendly, but was going to Holland in his Smokey old Ex post office van to buy his windows.
People like this idiot make me sick ! Your not an eco friendly your just a scum bag
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Mr Eco Friendly, but was going to Holland in his Smokey old Ex post office van to buy his windows.
People like this idiot make me sick ! Your not an eco friendly your just a scum bag
Bloody Eyesore
15 March 2007, 10:23 AM
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15 March 2007, 10:29 AM
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agree with that, i was telling the G/F that the program is really good, and that last week a bloke bought a battered old castle and sorted it out, explaining how these people nearly ruin themselves for a dream home
and then we saw the clanky old boat
15 March 2007, 10:39 AM
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quite impressed with them TBH
i had a leaflet in the post last week about the same kind of thing, except they were marketed at business users and offices.
could you buy a plot of land, 4/5 of these containers and build a cheap house, cheaper then buying a new build somewhere?
15 March 2007, 10:47 AM
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quite impressed with them TBH
i had a leaflet in the post last week about the same kind of thing, except they were marketed at business users and offices.
could you buy a plot of land, 4/5 of these containers and build a cheap house, cheaper then buying a new build somewhere?
i had a leaflet in the post last week about the same kind of thing, except they were marketed at business users and offices.
could you buy a plot of land, 4/5 of these containers and build a cheap house, cheaper then buying a new build somewhere?
15 March 2007, 10:50 AM
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yes but they could be dressed up with cladding i suppose, a triangle roof could be added, its been a while since i was in a container 
but 4 containers put together would give the equivalent size of a large house?
i think the container city, looks very fresh and funky, although i could see problems trying to sell a apartment because most people prefer bricks and mortar/cardboard and plaster
but 4 containers put together would give the equivalent size of a large house?i think the container city, looks very fresh and funky, although i could see problems trying to sell a apartment because most people prefer bricks and mortar/cardboard and plaster
15 March 2007, 04:37 PM
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