15 foot long tiny house with wings! The wings are actually two swinging bump-outs that can be opened when the tiny house is parked. : interestingasfuck. 20ft Ozark Tiny House with a Dinette Slide Out, Main Floor Bedroom, Very Nice Kitchen, And More! On October 6, 2018 This is the 20ft Ozark Tiny House on Wheels with a dinette slide out.
The Ozark – 20′ long, one level, non lofted Tiny House Travel Trailer. Small, practical, easy to tow and park and equipped for off grid. 28ft Urban Tiny House with 3ft Nook Bump-out And Elevator Bed! On April 5, 2018 This is a 28ft Urban Tiny House on Wheels by TruForm Tiny with a 3ft nook bump-out and an elevator bed.
It’s the Payette floor plan with double triangle dormers. There are 3 skylights to give you tons of natural light and the elevator bed makes the space very multifunctional! It functions as a downstairs bedroom, office, living room, and you can even use it as a spare bedroom since there’s a pull out couch you can use under the bed which turns it into sort of a bunk bed! Pretty cool, right? Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. A nook extends the trailer and offers more storage space with deep, large drawers. The Kitchen is optimized by extending the counter space under the stairs. The Bathroom was customized so the toilet is doored off from the rest of the bathroom.
250 Sq. Ft. Expanding Tiny House RV with Slide-Outs. On September 19, 2016 This is a 250 sq. ft. expanding tiny house RV with slide-outs.
It’s built by Tiny Idahomes in Nampa, Idaho. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you! First Tiny House with an RV Slide-out Feature? Alex • 4 years ago Share this post here ======>>> Facebook Comments comments © 2015 Tiny House Media LLC.
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More info here. Sylvan Go. Unboxed: Surprisingly Spacious Flat-Pack House on Wheels. Archive Cai (tm) House. Nick Hurt of Cambridge, VT has created a cabin he calls the Cai ™ House.
This is a portable cabin. Nick is in the process of getting his business off the ground and wanted to share his design here on the Tiny House Blog. The cabin pictured here is a prototype cabin and is not for sale. Nick will work with you to create your cabin and finish it the way you want it. Nick has his cabin on Ebay and you can contact him at cnhconsulting(at) gmail.com Nick describes his prototype cabin below: Definition- a two story 420 square foot portable, energy efficient, low impact, self sufficient structure that can be set up by one person in 6-8 hours.
Where transformer toy meets housing- Everything stores neatly inside during transport and unfolds into a cute little house that can be folded up to be transported again. The prototype shown in the photos is not insulated and was constructed for personal use. Intended uses- 1. General Information- 1. Cai (tm) House Folded Living Area Loft Floor Plan. Unboxed: Surprisingly Spacious Flat-Pack House on Wheels.
Rugged All-Terrain Trailer Home for Off-Road Adventures. The more you bring, the more you have to carry, which is why most people leave many amenities behind when they take a trip away from the beaten path.
This new version of the classic teardrop trailer lets you slip a little more luxury into your travels while still exploring the unknown. Extra space deploys from one side, allowing the slim profile to unfold into a larger living area. Likewise, a tent pops up on top for sleeping, leaving more storage space in the main compartment. The Moby1 XTR manages to fit in plumbing for running water, and solar panels for energy when deployed in a remote setting – no need to park and plug on the grid. Mobile Home De Markies: Timeless Modular Travel Camper. It says something about a design (particularly for a fast-paced mobile house) when someone can look at it three decades later and still marvel at the simple, efficient and effective use of materials and space.
Created by Dutch designer Eduard Bohtlingk, the name of this classic award-winner means ‘The Awning’ – a fitting description of the fold-down mechanism at the heart of its ingenuity. On the road, it folds up to look like any other camper, but once on site, it deploys to have a footprint three times the size of the main volume, simply by having the walls turn into floors on either side.
Add a few pieces of furniture to these auxiliary spaces and they become functional overflow for living and sleeping, while the core functions remain housed in the central area. Mobile Transformer: Futuristic Tent + Truck + Trailer Home. This is far from the first cool architectural concept to seek a new form of nomadic living, but it is an impressively daring, comprehensive and versatile one.
The idea borrows strategically from familiar typologies and recent histories, but blends these influences into something uniquely forward-thinking. Unlike many portable housing plans, for instance, the distinction between driving and living space is fundamentally blurred in this work by Maynard Architects. Passenger and driver seats become swiveling lounge chairs in the midst of a mobile living room, preventing unnecessary divisions of labor and functional duplication. Along the same space-saving, multi-functional lines, all key vehicular components (drive train, engine and gearbox) are tucked neatly under this pair of front seats.