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A blowup rubber third bedroom for when company comes by.
Except for the noise of compressor running all night and how your guests get inside and how they don't suffocate once there, seems workable.
Psssssssssst.
List of ways to modify a mobile home so you can stay in it and not have to sell
as your family grows.
1. Add a basement ( See Basements for trailers )
2. Build a first story or a garage story, park your home on top of the story. Add stairs.
3. Add home to barge. Turn it int a house boat.
4. Add roof deck
5. Move
6. Splice onto a second home. Park next to second mobile or building and build a deck or patio to join the two.
Ahmad Shagairi teaches the Arab worlds about modest housing
https://www.youtube...lVY6ufcOW48&t=2m40s
[pashute, Nov 17 2014]
Another great video by Shageiri
https://www.youtube...watch?v=Wq-TD5mzkEg
[pashute, Nov 17 2014]
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If you apply the venerable portable hole to your walls, you
can fit one into every wall of your trailer. Unfortunately
using portable
holes on anything inflatable spells disaster, so this idea is
not infinitely loopable.
The only slight problem I foresee is contacting John Lennon
about the portable holes (as seen in the Yellow Submarine).
Perhaps Roger Rabbit knows about them? |
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Sort of a residential bouncy castle? Great for the kids. |
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// Great for the kids. // |
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... particulalry if the inflatable room is pressurised with pure Nitrogen. |
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I like the inflatable addition idea, though I doubt
your neighbors will. Are you thinking bouncy house
or tennis court? I'd suggest tennis court, though
probably with a inflated double layer roof like the
Syracuse football dome. |
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As for the later add on ideas, most are bunk, as I
have a friend in PA who found out even putting
concrete steps on his mobile home changed his
taxes, as it was now a "permanent" structure. What
I would suggest is burying a landsea container and
making it into a bomb shelter/ addition. Tell the
town it is a cistern. Next year you can add another
and say it is a expansion of the leach field. |
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What about a Lilo type inflatable without holes rather
than a bouncy castle type that needs to be constantly
topped up? Obviously temperature changes could be
taken care of with a pressure switch and quiet
electric compressor and a relief valve. |
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Also it's nice to see [8th] back their usual selves. |
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...just a bit disappointed this didn't contain explosives. + |
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Not as much as we were. This idea is
positively benign … |
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As we were contemplating twins for awhile the idea
of an insulated bouncy-castle did run across my head
as a cheap bedroom add-on. |
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I once blew up a kitchen. |
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I once knew a spy who had his cover blown. |
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Is this where you invite your blow-up girlfriend to spend the
night? |
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So when your relatives visit they come to blows? |
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