Bin house

Read about turning a grain bin into a house along with some useful tips. SANI-TRED's products can permanently bond, waterproof, and seal your grain silo home.

If you’re thinking of building a guest house on your property, we have just the thing. With more and more recycled materials being used to create new living spaces, it’s easier to construct guest quarters on your own time. You may have seen shipping containers or school buses used to create homes, but the new […]

Everything in the house (including the grain bins, which serve as the house's bookends) comes from secondhand sources.

DIY Mum - Kayleigh Sherbourne on Instagram: "▪️DIY Bin Storage ▪️ I hate the look of bins, they are very useless don’t get me wrong and we all need them, but let’s face it they’re an eyesore. I had all this scrap wood that used to be an old outside bar given to me and knew what I wanted to do with it. I had this space down the side of my house perfect for a bin store. I bought some timber from @bandq_uk to make the door and lid frames as I didn’t have enough scrap for that. I bought the door…

It took two and a half years and cost $80,000 to build this home using grain bins and recycled materials.

These metal structures can be used as grain bin houmes, backyard retreats, storage sheds and more!

Christoph Kaiser, principal at Kaiserworks, reimagined a 1955 grain silo as a 340-square-foot home in Phoenix, Arizona. The corrugated, steel-clad house is 18 feet in diameter and features a 26-foot-high ceiling and a 17-foot operable slot window that fames views of the city.

I love grain silo homes! What a neat way to repurpose an old structure; and it's round which makes it even niftier! Off the front of the silo, you'll find a lovely porch overlooking the secluded

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