Train Caboose-Style w/ Loft, Trailer, 180sqft, Recycled & Reclaimed Materials

This tiny house was built using all reclaimed & repurposed material; it was made w/ ~70% recycled materials from Evanston Rebuilding Warehouse, ebay, craigslist and other sources. It is intended to look like a metal caboose, and it is bolted to the trailer along the exterior wall perimeter. (Truck to transport tiny house available as well- negotiable. The truck is a 2013 Ford F250 w/ 140K miles.) The house is fully insulated w/fiberglass: 4”thk walls & ceilings, 6” thk floor. House road envelope is 8’-6” Wide, 13’-6” High, 24’ Long. The below listed areas are all the same width, slightly less than the trailer width: Entry porch is 2’-4” Long Living room is about 7’-6” Long Kitchen is about 8’-0” Long The Loft (above Kitchen) is about 8’-0” Long The bathroom is 2’-4’ Long with an additional 2’-2” Long bumpout (where bathroom sink is) The outer sheathing is painted, galvanized sheet metal. The exterior also includes tin shingles and 150 yr old pine boards & nails. There are countless fine-tuned & ornate details. The house includes the following features: HVAC 9000 BTU Mini-Split Heat Pump for AC & Heating Loft Mounted Adjustable Speed Fan for Recirculating Air from Loft to Lower Rooms Heated Bathroom Floor Jotul Wood Burning Stove Appliances: 4 Burner Propane Oven ¾ Fridge Freezer Combo Washer Dryer Kitchen Vintage Metal Upper & Lower Cabinets Stainless Steel Sink In Stair Storage Closets and Drawers Reclaimed Tin Ceiling Bathroom Flush Toilet Sink and Cabinet Tiled Shower with Shelf Wall Mounted Propane Water Heater Living Room 2 Collapsable Tables (Can be used as a workspace) Custom-built Couch 2 Leather Folding Chairs Reclaimed Walnut Flooring Exterior Propane Storage Cabinet Two 30 Gal Tanks & Valved Manifold Water Filter Electrical Heat Trace Cable for all in wall The trailer axles have a capacity of 10,000 lbs. Gross Weight 11,000 lbs Tongue Weight 1,100 lbs Weight on Trailer Axles

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