Colorado's 'MitchCraft Tiny Homes' shoehorned a surprisingly fully-featured tiny house onto a compact 6.7 m-long trailer with its latest build, 'Davis's Off-Grid Tiny Home.' Sleeping up to four people under its small roof, the towable dwelling also boasts solar power, a composting toilet, and onboard water storage, allowing the owner maximum off-grid freedom.
Davis's Off-Grid Tiny Home
The recently-completed tiny house, named after its owner, is based on a double-axle trailer and clad in cedar, with a relatively large drop-down deck at the entrance providing some outdoor living space. Its small size is unusual for North America, and its design reminds us of Baluchon and other European firms' tiny houses. Visitors enter into a snug living room with a sofa bed and wood-burner. The home is finished in wood, with live edge window sills, and it looks nice and light in there thanks to plenty of glazing.
The kitchenette is nearby. This is a reasonable size and includes a two-person breakfast bar, pull-out pantry, shelving, a small two-burner stove, and a refrigerator. A washer/dryer and sink are also installed. Further into the home is a door leading to a bathroom with stainless steel shower surround, copper pail sink, and composting toilet.
A storage-integrated staircase leads up to the only loft in this one, which serves as the master bedroom and is topped by a skylight.
The tiny house gets power from a roof-based solar power array, with eight batteries ensuring the juice keeps flowing on a cloudy day. A 264 l freshwater tank and water pump are also installed underneath the living room seating. Davis's Off-Grid Tiny Home cost around US$79,000.
By: MitchCraft Tiny Homes, Adam Williams
Tiny Eco Homes UK interview
Earlier this month, I made my way to the Birmingham NEC for the Holiday Park Innovations show having a look round to see what exciting’s things people have in store for the holiday season. There was one thing that really stuck out to me, and I had to find out more. Tiny Eco Homes UK had the most impressive touring home/glamping/towing innovation I had seen in quite some time. So I decided to have a catch-up with the company director Chris March to find out more about his creation.
Tiny ECO Home and the idea behind it
I liked the idea of having a caravan to live and travel in but didn't find them very homely or practical for living in, so I decided I would build a mobile house that has all the home comforts and more. Road legal mobile tiny houses are 2.60 m. wide and we build up to 7 m. length. We can also build static homes that are on mobile chassis that can be built 3,70 m. wide to 9,80 m. in length. Yes, the majority of our projects are built to plans that our customers have drawn up. When we somewhere arrive we always draw a huge crowd wherever we go, everyone can't believe the space inside and the level of quality of the finish in our homes.
The tiny house and how it gets powered
As standard, the homes come with a mains hook up point; we offer a fully off-grid package where our homes come fitted with solar panels and a battery bank that provides mains power throughout the home. Most people park the home up and use it on a permanent site to live full time.
We deliver the tiny houses fully build but also just like a rolling chassis. We really like the customer to get involved with the build. We even have customers come to stay with us to get stuck throughout the building process.
Source William Coleman
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