Tiny house on wheels 16’-0’’ x 8’-6’’ (The Traveler)

-Gator Trailer 2020 galvanized - 2 axles 5200 pounds - V-nose 24’’ - 7x16, coupling 2-5/16’’, tire 8800 pounds max. -Compliant to canadian and american main roads (8’-4’’ wide x 13’-4’’ height) -Final weight between 7500-8000 pounds (depending of what you are carrying inside) -Based in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec, Canada. -No finance possible. No delivery available. No land. -Suitable for someone who wants a business on wheels (coffee shop, office, etc) -Suitable for a minimalist person who doesn’t carry much with them or for short term rentals. It’s a very compact model so it can be easily transported from one place to another. Specifications: -Insulated panels 3’’ (R-15) only on all walls, floor and roof. PLEASE CONTACT BY EMAIL FOR SPECIFICATION LIST AS IT IS TOO LONG FOR THIS ADD (kimberlyveronneau2010@hotmail.com) Inclusions: -1 spare wheel 15’’ - Trailer AMPlock with tag card - Wheel black protector sheets - 4x plastic wheel blocks - 2x RV extension cable (50' + 25') with 1x adapter -All the curtains -All the hooks -All the fixed furnitures -Wooden ladder -2x new vinyl floor rolls (It was meant to add on existing floor) Missing elements and not included: -No oven (space available under cooking top) -No washing and drying machines -No sofa/coach (I used my loft bed as my relaxing area) -No batteries or solar panels -No refrigerator -No microwave -Personal items Defects: -Two main windows' thermos are condensed at sunrise (used windows). I was meant to change them for “pass through” owning windows when I would have transformed my tiny house as a rolling coffee shop. -Missing window screen. Lost some of them. -Actual flooring finish isn’t well clipped at certain areas because of the trailer balloon formation. The reason why I had bought vinyl flooring. Some floor moulding are not installed for this reason. - The outdoor socket needs to be fixed.

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