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Creating a She Shed Out of a Shipping Container

Posted on:
Jun 06, 2024

Many women around the world are seeking a solace away from their busy and stressful lives, a place that they can call their own! There are several options to create a She Shed, but shipping containers are gaining popularity because of their many uses. If you are interested in creating a She Shed then it would be suggested that you use a Dry Box container to develop your personal space.

A She Shed is a space that is designated specifically for women. These are especially popular for moms who are overwhelmed by the overbearing complexities and obligations of motherhood. Women create a space that they can go and spend time by themselves, participate in hobbies, and even enjoy appreciated silence.

she shed inside a dry box container

Creating a “She Shed”

When you are considering creating a She Shed you ultimately are looking for comfort. A comfortable She Shed might include things such as;

  • Air conditioning/heat
  • Windows/skylights
  • Flooring
  • Insulation
  • Electricity
  • Safety measures (lock boxes etc.)

All of these amenities can contribute to the overall experience of a space that is all your own. Although these are important additions to creating your She Shed, they aren’t always available if you are using an actual shed, or even a garage.

Why Using an Actual Shed Isn’t the Best

One of the most commonly used products for creating a She Shed is an actual shed; one that can just be picked up from a hardware store or off of Amazon. The issue with this is that they won’t come with the amenities that you would like. Most people have to customize their shed which can be extremely expensive.

Not only do you have to customize your shed to your exact specification, but then there is a lot of upkeep that needs to be done in order to maintain its integrity. You have to replace the siding, gutters, and roof. It is essentially a tiny home that needs to be continually surveyed. You need to make sure that carpenter ants and termites are not eating through the wood and that rodents aren’t making their way through the small cracks. It’s just a lot.

Why Choosing a Container is Key

A shipping container was created to withstand harsh weather conditions and rough circumstances of making voyages across the world. Dry Box containers were developed to be strong, durable, and have very little upkeep. You will not have to worry about our containers being severely damaged by the elements.

dry box container for she shed

Since our containers are not made of wood you will not have to worry about little termites and carpenter ants eating through your structure. We also have rodent proof entries so no little mice will be joining you. There is also no shingled roof, so you don’t have to worry about replacing it!

Not only are our structures much more durable than the typical shed, they are also fully customizable. We have many modification options to choose from so that you can create the perfect She Shed.

Contact Our Team at Dry Box to Learn More

If you are interested in creating a She Shed that is modified to fit your specific needs, is durable, and portable, then you might want to consider a shipping container using Dry Box. We serve the entire Northwest and would love to help you find the perfect container! Reach out to us today to learn about our products and our modification options.

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