Student Built Tiny House on Wheels

Our class of 1st-6th graders built this tiny house over the course of the 2015-2016 school year as our yearly project, this is our second year doing it. It was supervised by myself, their teacher, at every step. It is an 8 x 22 house on a 14,000 lb deck over dual axle trailer. It has cedar lap siding and 75 year old reused corrugated metal from an old farm-house. It is wrapped in Tyvek with the windows and door wrapped Tyvek Flexwrap. The interior is paneled with 3/8 pine plywood, glued and nailed. The floor is insulation is Owens Corning R-15 panels. The walls and ceiling insulation are recycled denim and the bathroom and Kitchen are Alpaca fiber, they are R-13. The flooring is a laminate pecan. The ceiling is a white-washed Northern California Doug Fir, 1 x 8 boards. The counter top is Ikea Maple butcher block and Zinc on either side of the range opening.  The widows are JELD-WEN Tradition Aluminum-Clad wooden interior. Some are double hung, some casement, and some are awning. The Stairs double as storage with lots of nooks and crannies. It has radiant floor heat in the main floor areas and a 20 gallon electric hot water heater. The plumbing and electrical are done, and includes the  fixtures. It is wired for a 50 amp service. the plumbing drains are all below the house, but are not connected to each other. An installed 30 in one piece fiberglass shower is included. There is a space for a 3/4 fridge and micro wave next to the stairs with hidden shelving behind for off season storage.

This is a well-built tiny house that we hope goes to a good home. Please contact us if you are interested.