Build a home in four hours : flat pack house could solve the UK'shousing crisis
 

[Build a home in four hours: Engineer
believes his £10,500 flat pack
house could solve the UK's
looming housing crisis
QB2 'cube house' costs between
£10,500 and £45,000
It takes just four hours to build
and sleeps two people comfortably
Kitchen, staircase, lounge and bathroom
all contained within
It does not require planning permission
as it is just 10ft tall]


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The QB2 made its TV debut on George Clarke’s
Amazing Spaces on Channel 4 last week.


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A bog

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[It does not require planning permission
because it is under 13ft (4m) in height.]
There you go Nathan.


Life In The Fast Lane

wowers
it be cramped but it good

i seen house like this before some where

bricks better because when wind comes no more house

also can you help i have a skyhd + question if you have skyhd +

http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...d.php?t=242311

Glorified garden shed really.

The stairs are a killer.

Okay if you are fit and don't drink.

would rather live in that than a house or a flat (if I'm on my own), love small spaces

they look cosy

I imagine it'll be pretty cold in there.

I assume you'd just have one central burner that would heat the house quite effectively