Recently-Completed Tiny House

Here is my new Tiny. It's on an 8 x 20 trailer built for me last fall. Construction is extra sturdy, 14K GVWR, and the entire box is enclosed with rigid foam.

The trailer deck is 2x8 pt, with foam board beneath and standard house grade subfloor (Advantek)over, then finish flooring. Walls and roof are structural insulated panels with SmartPanel finish siding, metal roof, all birch finished interior walls. We avoid all combustion inside the tight enclosure and have all electric heating, cooling, cooking, water heat, vent fans, etc., with 30A power cord, and conventional plumbing drains (no greywater tanks).

The loft (8x10) has a large operable skylight and two windows to ventilate out, with air intakes at 7 lower level windows. Fridge is a 10 cu. ft with separate freezer; and there's a small oven, two burner cook-top. Living room converts to guest space with fold-out bed, hanging closet, boot locker, and additional storage built-in. Benches and cushions are all new, custom made. The bathroom has a waterfall sink faucet, foot-pump RV toilet, galv-alume shower enclosure, vent window and automatic moisture-sensing quiet vent fan. Lighting is LED, some 120v and some battery powered (could be recharged with solar).

Kitchen has granite counter tops with Martha Stewart sink cabinet,and banquette seating for four at a round table top. Loft has new queen-sized mattress and two clothes storage areas. To avoid moisture build-up I built a small attached plant space/greenhouse that is easily accessed through a double hung living room window so you can control air flow and capture solar heat when weather conditions allow. Structural panels are extra high efficiency polyurethane foam, very fireproof.

I built this as a prototype to solve some identified issues in addition to indoor air quality, including a curving stair with short secure ship's ladder that takes no floor space. Finish flooring is South American hardwood and two-layer heavy duty vinyl. Everything is high quality. As much re-purposed content as possible was used, mainly cabinet doors and trim.

A flat-screen tv can be placed in the living room in space provided. Having worked out a bunch of details on this prototype

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