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Types of container home
Which container home is right for you?
From a compact garden studio to a multi-container family home, here’s how the options compare.
- Insulated for year-round use as standard
- Designed & built in Thirsk, North Yorkshire
- Delivered across the UK
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Six ways to live in a container.
Studio & garden annexe
A single open-plan space with a shower room — ideal for family, guests or a teenager who needs their own space.
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One-bedroom home
A longer container with a separate bedroom, kitchen and shower room.
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Multi-container home
Containers joined side by side or stacked for larger family living.
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Holiday let
Designed for guests, bookings and that first-impression photo.
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Live–work unit
Living space and a separate office or studio under one roof.
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Temporary accommodation
Comfortable, insulated accommodation for short- or longer-term needs.
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Not sure yet? Try them in 3D.
Our designer lets you plan your container room by room — then sends it straight to our team.
- 1Pick your size & layoutChoose a container size, then place rooms, windows and doors where you want them.
- 2Choose your finishesAdd a shower room, kitchenette, cladding and lighting — insulation for year-round use comes as standard.
- 3Send it to our teamSee an indicative price as you build, then we’ll be in touch to book your consultation.
Questions
Good to know
Can containers be joined together?
Yes. Containers can be placed side by side or stacked to create larger spaces. Talk to us about multi-container designs.
Which type needs planning permission?
Homes and holiday lets usually do; some garden buildings may not. See our planning guide.
Are they all insulated?
Yes — every AdaptABox conversion is insulated for year-round use as standard.
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Let’s build something brilliant.
Design your container in 3D, or talk to our team about your project. Honest advice from the people who actually build them.