Insulation Layers Installation in Shipping Container

a shipping container converted into a hotel room with big windows and large oak wood panels, double bed at the end of the container with large window and translucent shear curtain, built-in counter and wardrobe, led lighting, architectural photography, photorealistic --s 250

a photo of a shipping container home made of gingerbread and Christmas candy sitting on a table

Generate a 1920 x 400 banner for an insulation services website about page. Include a background image featuring neatly arranged insulation material like foam or fiberglass. The main text should read 'About Us' or 'Learn About Our Insulation Services', accompanied by the subheading 'Your Trusted Insulation Experts'. Position the company logo elegantly on the banner, preferably in one of the corners. Utilize shades of blue, black, white, or red for the color scheme, ensuring the text is clear and easy to read. The generated image should reflect professionalism and align with the branding preferences of the insulation services company.

Workers carrying out quality exterior insulation work in front of the facade of a detached house --ar 11:6

WE LOST 200.000 DKK BECAUSE OF BEING TOO 80/20! Okay, maybe not exactly, but essentially we lost quite a bit of money, by not being aware of some fringe countries we were shipping too. One of our major cost-buckets is shipping - which we do all over the world (+150 countries so far) - but the majority of it goes to UK or Germany.

a team of insulation installers in a home in Salt Lake County, Utah --v 6.0 --ar 4:3

a gingerbread house that looks like a shipping container home

Shipping container in a harbor at golden hour. dramatic chiaroscuro lighting with high contrast, subtle orange light flares, blue shadow tones cool-toned lighting, bokeh lighting --ar 7:5

a photo of a Christmas gingerbread house in the style of a shipping container home

HUGE ROBOTS FORKLIFT UNLOADING CONTAINER SHIP, Nikon D850, ISO400, Lens f/2.8,--ar 16:9 --s 850

The goal is to create a realistic and functional 3D model of a standard 20-foot shipping container specifically designed to house a potable water unit with an integrated gravity sand filter. The model should clearly depict the water level, a 1-meter thick sand layer, and stainless steel pipes for water inflow and outflow. 🎨 Modeling Instructions: Create a Cross-Sectional View: Provide a cross-sectional view of the container to display the internal arrangement, highlighting the water level and the 1-meter sand layer. Integrate Stainless Steel Pipes: Visually incorporate stainless steel pipes for both water inflow and outflow, realistically positioning them within the container. Detail the Gravity Sand Filter: Accurately represent the gravity sand filter, including its dimensions, placement inside the container, and connection to the pipes. Apply Realistic Textures and Materials: Use appropriate textures and materials to achieve a high level of realism, considering the transparency of the water and the natural color of the sand. Ensure Accurate Scale and Dimensions: Make sure the model is to scale, adhering to the standard dimensions of a 20-foot shipping container.