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This is the only Tiny House I am aware of that has a functional slide out. It is based on a 2004 Fleetwood Prowler travel trailer, but it the farthest thing from a camper. The entire interior, and most of the exterior, has been upgraded with house-style features including the windows, doors, insulation, appliances, furniture, etc. This Tiny House will be for sale starting in June.
Shared by Bracken Kirkland. More info. Kirkwood Tiny Homes.
I love this tiny home! They’ve done some very creative things with the interior that make it feel more like a home and less like a trailer. Unfortunately the outside looks like a Frankenhouse, something you’d find propped up on blocks in some backwoods property, defended by a shotgun and a hundred ill trained dogs. Not exactly the first impression I’d like someone to have of my tiny home.
I LOVE how they made this trailer into their own personal TH! Very nicely done! Would like to see pics of the bathroom as this area generally tends to always be so small in trailers, so curious to see if they remodeled it as well.
very interested in this… More info, cost, location!
What a fantastic idea! I love that you used something that already existed thereby not wasting it and added to it and made it better. It looks homey and comfortable. Absolutely wonderful!
I’m very interested in the “Tiny Home”… But, I didn’t see the bathroom? maybe I didn’t look closely enough. I will really need to chat in real time with someone who has the “say-so” on this home.
sooo many structural questions! don’t even have a starting point….thankyoumoreplease! brilliant! people are just so clever. it is more than just, opposable thumbs dontchaknow, ha!
looks great anything much smaller would be too tiny for me.. Cannot see even one tiny person living in less than 300 square feet.
Knowing the built quality of most generic travel trailers, I would not touch this with a ten foot barge pole. Unless this is a skin-off, frame-up, rebuilt I would put money on this merrily rotting away within ten years.
Nonetheless, ten year is a long time.
Very creative, thoughtful job! I don’t think it will rot away any time soon as long as all of
the water encroachment areas have been properly sealed. Also, there’s plenty of ventilation
below to keep moisture from building up.
I might be somewhat apprehensive about putting that much weight on a standard travel
trailer, but if structural failures occur they will become evident when the windows and doors
on the sidewalls below begin to jamb up and refuse to open without force.
So there’s a build-in gauge for structural overloading. Beautiful job.
I really dont like the look of trailer/campers for full time living, (unless its an airstream) but I respect all the work they have put into it.
I love this….Would love, love, love for someone to “Donate’ one for me to put on my property so I could just “stop the world and get off” and go by myself for a little retreat away from “family issues” that give me anxiety attacks. I have 6 acres of land so a nice donation of this caliber would be great….Unfortunately your pictures did not show the bathroom> Why?