love the interior of this one and ‘less house, more home’
Thanks Jackie!!
A tumbleweed painted white on the inside. Very pretty.
Hi Liz, I just discovered my home was posted on Tiny House Swoon. Thanks for comparing it to a Tumbleweed!
My question is how to keep the water heater supply lines from freezing in the winter??? And, why is the tankless water heater so big? My water heater is small enough that it barely takes up any room in my tiny bathroom (4.5′ x4′) and thats with the exhaust pipe and all!!
For a small company built tinyhome these (I have to say) are waaay better priced than the majority! The floor plans are similar to many but, well executed. Overall, as much as I gripe about tinyhouse companies, I think that this one has a decent price and is a good design, has a lot of room for customization , and is in a position to blow away the competition!:-)
Thanks @gunguru01! that is very encouraging.
Hi @Gunguru01! I’ll have to check out that water heater you’re talking about. We chose this water heater because it can pump out 6.6 gal of hot water per minute and holds it’s warranty even if installed on a mobile structure. We have not had an issue this past winter in NC with the water lines freezing, but it would be a good idea to insulate them. Thanks for the feedback!
How do you get to the bed?
Hi Josh, we have a ladder that we moved out for the photos. Thanks for asking!
Hats off to you. Love the white on white on white. I guess I am always wondering where do all the clothes / jackets/ shoes go in tiny houses like these? I see the lovely small cabinet next to the door.. and perhaps the baskets above the door? Not a criticism, just curious!
Hi Rebecca, thanks for asking! You’re exactly right, finding space for clothing is always a challenge. We designed the front area with the small cabinet to fit a small wardrobe or be a built in closet/shelves. Let me know if you have any more questions! You can email me at twilliams@tinylifeconstruction.com
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love the interior of this one and ‘less house, more home’
Thanks Jackie!!
A tumbleweed painted white on the inside. Very pretty.
Hi Liz, I just discovered my home was posted on Tiny House Swoon. Thanks for comparing it to a Tumbleweed!
My question is how to keep the water heater supply lines from freezing in the winter??? And, why is the tankless water heater so big? My water heater is small enough that it barely takes up any room in my tiny bathroom (4.5′ x4′) and thats with the exhaust pipe and all!!
For a small company built tinyhome these (I have to say) are waaay better priced than the majority! The floor plans are similar to many but, well executed. Overall, as much as I gripe about tinyhouse companies, I think that this one has a decent price and is a good design, has a lot of room for customization , and is in a position to blow away the competition!:-)
Thanks @gunguru01! that is very encouraging.
Hi @Gunguru01! I’ll have to check out that water heater you’re talking about. We chose this water heater because it can pump out 6.6 gal of hot water per minute and holds it’s warranty even if installed on a mobile structure. We have not had an issue this past winter in NC with the water lines freezing, but it would be a good idea to insulate them. Thanks for the feedback!
How do you get to the bed?
Hi Josh, we have a ladder that we moved out for the photos. Thanks for asking!
Hats off to you. Love the white on white on white. I guess I am always wondering where do all the clothes / jackets/ shoes go in tiny houses like these? I see the lovely small cabinet next to the door.. and perhaps the baskets above the door? Not a criticism, just curious!
Hi Rebecca, thanks for asking! You’re exactly right, finding space for clothing is always a challenge. We designed the front area with the small cabinet to fit a small wardrobe or be a built in closet/shelves. Let me know if you have any more questions! You can email me at twilliams@tinylifeconstruction.com