16-02-2021, 02:20 PM
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Re: Portacabin
Originally Posted by Meg
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I could live in a converted Porta Cabin, insulated and clad with larch 
I don't need much space I am only little so is Chloe...
But unfortunately all of them/majority of them are utilitarian and many are for temporary use. Mind you, I know of some that remained permanent on industrial sites. And the larch cladding, though a lovely feature, might not sit well with the large cement works I've had the joy to encounter.
16-02-2021, 06:12 PM
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Re: Portacabin
Originally Posted by Fruitcake
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I spent hundreds of hours in various Portacabins when I was gainfully employed.Several were used for crew rooms with brewing equipment, bench seats, and communal table eating and drinking for the use of.
A double one was used as a foreman's office, and another one had a load of measurement equipment hooked up to three different test houses.
I would sometimes spend between six and eight hours a day in that little box, so yes, I have definitely felt at home in one.
16-02-2021, 10:38 PM
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Re: Portacabin
Originally Posted by Artangel
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When my ex husband was the County Premises Officer in the Education Dept, he had to visit a school where an unused portacabin had gone missing from the school.On investigation, it was found added onto one of the council houses behind the school playing field..
The tenants had only taken it and put it onto the back of their house like an extension.
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