| 摘要 |
A shipping container has side walls which are made from interlocking timber elements. There is a door hinged to the front or back wall, and the side walls also connect to a roof and base 4 directly by interlocking or via a sub frame. Ideally there are two doors on the back and/or front which each fold through 270 degrees back on the side walls. There may be standard ISO container corner fastenings formed from interlocking pieces for ease of transport which include regularly spaced dowel to connect to the wooden structure. Ideally the edges of the roof and floor extend beyond the side walls to enclose them, and the connection between the base, roof and side walls can be articulated. |
