I never really enjoyed trailers too much.
It felt like you were in a matchbox and the set up always felt completely odd.
I didn’t like the idea of my little ones being at one end of a trailer and I was at the other end. Multiple trailers were built poorly, and if a fire broke out, I was always anxious I would not get to my young ones in time. My sibling said she would not choose to purchase a trailer, although she was going to build a shipping tote household. She found the shipping tote in a dump and bought it for less than $1000. The work that needed to be done to turn the shipping tote into a household definitely was a lot more extravagant. I laughed tremendously, because she spent almost as much for her shipping tote household as I paid for my home twenty years earlier. I thought the shipping tote household felt severely claustrophobic when I went into it, although she loved it. I asked what the difference was between her shipping tote household and a tiny house. She swore she had more room, however I didn’t see it. After a few weeks, she invited me back. She said she had it entirely finished now, and it was fully furnished. Once the windows and doors were easily placed, and the porch was added. The shipping tote home was a bit more welcoming. I just couldn’t get past the feeling that I was living in a trailer. It was better built than the trailers of the eighties, however it still felt totally claustrophobic to me. She enjoys her shipping tote household, however I could never live in one to be honest.