28' tiny house on wheels. It's 90% completed, making a great DIY project or for someone who wants to learn some basics. Also great for modifications/remodeling, as there is no trim yet (only want one set of stairs? Tear one out! Want a skylight? Now is the time to add it!).
The main structure is SIPs (Structural Insulated Panels) that make the house airtight, so it's very efficient to heat and cool. Enercept in South Dakota helped design and manufacture the panels. Then they were easy to assemble into a house.
Interior colors- it was going to look like aspects of nature, because I didn't want it to look like a log cabin inside. I only used paint and panels, and vinyl floor tiles on bathroom walls. It's easy to redo, as underneath the wall coverings is the OSB of the SIPs. My plan was a "tree" on one end, waterscape in the middle, cave in the bathroom, and night sky for the bedroom loft.
Much on the inside is recycled/reclaimed materials.
-Constructed of custom SIPs
-Certified triple axel Kangaroo trailer, custom made for THOW
-Metal roofing
-Vinyl siding
-206 sq ft on the main floor, just shy of 300 sq ft with lofts (48 sq ft and 45.5 sq ft)
-HouseWarmer direct vent propane wall furnace, model HWDV150BXP-1
-Eccotemp propane on-demand water heater, model i12-LP
-Panasonic Spot Energy Recovery Ventilator, model FV-04VE1
-Full-size electric stove/oven
-Double basin kitchen sink
-Full bathroom with currently open closet for water heater
-Flush toilet!
-Outfitted for cold climates as well as warm
-Entry room, closet framed in
-2 lofts accessible by stairs; stairs and lofts are carpeted
-Tons of storage
-One stair block sized for washer/dryer combo (not included)
-Laminate plank flooring
-Apartment-size fridge available
-Utilities are run out the floor and into the ground. They aren’t tied into hookups outside of the house, but that is easy to convert
-We did all electric ourselves and followed code. However, nothing has been inspected/certified.
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