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From school buses to shipping containers, we’ve seen some pretty unusual items turned into homes. Our attention was drawn to the video \u2018Converting a Concrete Pipe Into an Amazing Cabin Home.\u2019<\/p>\n

Could it be a nice place to live? The video has almost 23 million views, so we’re obviously not the only ones that are curious.<\/p>\n

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Let’s just say that seeing how little it is makes us skeptical.<\/p>\n

Space vs. detail
\nThe ‘homeowners’ may lack space and an elaborate starting point, but they do have considerable carpentry skills, which is where this little house really shines.<\/p>\n

The framing for what will become the back of the “home,” which will be nearly exclusively window area, is the first step.<\/p>\n

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The artist’s distinctive style of woodwork, which uses planks of various widths and depths, is the lone exception.<\/p>\n

Back there, he installs some privacy (and some curtains will eventually cover the rest).<\/p>\n

Although it’s a small room, the amount of effort put into it makes it incredibly unique, and we can see why viewers were so taken with the footage.<\/p>\n

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A view from within the house shows how the back of the house will look.<\/p>\n

It may be little, but it certainly isn’t lacking in natural light!<\/p>\n

Wait and you’ll see the front if you think that’s cool.
\nThis is where the true creativity shines (and the exterior has surely been enhanced!).<\/p>\n

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It’s not a rotating door, despite the fact that it appears to be one at first!<\/p>\n

Those slats will truly move, making the door’s opening and closing a thrill to watch.<\/p>\n

It’s not a rotating door, despite the fact that it appears to be one at first!<\/p>\n

Those slats will truly move, making the door’s opening and closing a thrill to watch.<\/p>\n

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They remind us in the description that in some cities, space is a problem, and other housing is the only option. This isn’t what comes to mind when we think “low cost” and ‘practical,’ yet the inventor had a vision and executed it flawlessly.<\/p>\n

Take a look at this screenshot of the final product: After all, it was once a concrete water pipe with a diameter of slightly over eight feet! It’s now a nice cabin (sans bathroom, of course).<\/p>\n

It’s also movable, as you can see!<\/p>\n

New tiny dwellings made of concrete pipes?
\nThis creator isn’t the only one who has had this thought!<\/p>\n

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If this Reddit post is any indication, there are tiny concrete pipe home communities out there.<\/p>\n

While it’s more of a sleeping chamber than a home (though it could have running water that we’re not seeing! ), it’s evident the owner takes pride in his area.<\/p>\n

He has open windows, plenty of natural light, and everything else a private space should have.
\nMore of the creator’s work and a closer look at the finished result can be seen on his Douyin page.<\/p>\n

That’s better woodwork than we see in most big houses! And it just goes to show what humans can accomplish when given enough time and imagination.<\/p>\n

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From the inside, we can see a lamp on the ceiling (indicating wiring), curtains for privacy (due to the abundance of natural light), and a tall shelf that may be used as a workstation or a bed (and likely serves as both).<\/p>\n

Because concrete does not insulate you very well, the biggest challenge appears to be keeping it cool in the summer and warm in the winter.<\/p>\n