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Floating Office (20 pics)

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4 Mar, 2010 |
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This is H2Office - a floating versatile office, but it's interiors can be customized for another purposes, for example it can be used as a hotel room, workshop, storage space too.
It’s 9m in length, so there is enough space for one or two people to work.
It has a couple of desks, a fold-out bed, a lounge and a kitchenette, a shower and a WC. It runs off 240V shore-power.
These water offices are built in UK and will cost you £60,000 (about $90,000 USD).

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№1 Author: Ty Webb (5 Mar 2010 03:43) Total user comments: 6156

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So it is a house boat that doesn't go anywhere? Where I come from we call things like this a broken boat. To pay 100k for a broken house boat?? Man I want to meet the guy who sells these things..he must be the smoothest salesman that ever lived.

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№2 Author: Stan (5 Mar 2010 10:35) Total user comments: 0

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fred finizzi,
I guess you can toe it if you need it to be somewhere else. It's like a trailer... not a very bright idea, but surtainly not a bad one...

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№3 Author: kctrece (5 Mar 2010 12:51) Total user comments: 500

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great

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№4 Author: Shay (5 Mar 2010 13:32) Total user comments: 1297

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I would not get any work done...I would be looking at the water the whole time.

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№5 Author: lalala8234 (5 Mar 2010 17:22) Total user comments: 20

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its cool :)

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№6 Author: Louie (5 Mar 2010 17:48) Total user comments: 8189

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coool

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№7 Author: gerachev (5 Mar 2010 18:03) Total user comments: 1600

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№8 Author: 2fuzzy (5 Mar 2010 18:06) Total user comments: 10400

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But can you ski behind it?

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№9 Author: pimphomie (5 Mar 2010 23:48) Total user comments: 635

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GOOD IDEA

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№12 Author: nuts2u (7 Mar 2010 07:12) Total user comments: 828

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I like it. It would be nice to work in one of those.

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№13 Author: salsapopo (7 Mar 2010 09:16) Total user comments: 12723

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so coooool

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№14 Author: spirit72 (9 Mar 2010 02:35) Total user comments: 583

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id need a barf bag in my drawers please :D

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№16 Author: Governator (28 Aug 2010 09:23) Total user comments: 653

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that is actually genius..
Its fairly simple...not a lot of outer maintenance required.great for biblical floods, perfect for the ever dedicated bureaucrat that wishes to keep his office open in spite of a global collapse.

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