Many of the manufacturers insulate and add air conditioners to these units. They are used as offices, school classrooms, conditioned storage buildings, mountain homes, etc.
Anyone ever done an energy analysis on one?
Hal
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Permalink Reply by Hal Skinner on October 20, 2011 at 8:49am Is this even possible, to rate one of these units? Some of the units produced are insulated with some very expensive foam and are extremely labor intensive, to the tune of over $10,000.00 to the buyer on a 40' unit.
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