Watched an on-line documentary on tiny homes last night. Compelling stuff. Got my wheels turning - BIG TIME!
"The will to win compares little with the will to PREPARE to win." ~ Coach Paul 'Bear' Bryant
Prepare2prevail, can you post the link to that on-line documentary on tiny homes? Thanks
Great to hear more folks turned on by this movement.
I attended the tumbleweed workshop, and am soon going to acquire a variation of their design. It's partially built, and on one of their custom trailers from the u s.
I intend to finish it to my specs, and use it for a building home base on our forming community's land when we have enough shareholders .
One unique thing is that it is made of SIPS... structural insulated panels, with very little thermal bridging, and about R29 all around...more in the floor....4-season.
If you're interested, i could send some pics as it is currently.
Here's a whole page of inspiration! http://tinyhousepins.com/
As a prepper I would not want to live in a tiny home - the reality is that you need space somewhere for supplies however I think it's a great idea for a retreat property where you need space for other people to live if you have other structures for storage. I would like a few of these on our property for family when they come to visit - a self contained space with everything they need...and no one in my hair!! 🙂
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Hi,
This is an area of concern which i have long considered, since it is a mobile option for ones' final residential space.
You simply have to invest in smaller 100sq'surrounding permit-free sheds to serve as your support structure. This is a very flexible and organizational benefit, provided that you are in a compliant zone. Even if you are not, it can be a temporary refuge,and repository of rolling stock or functional living domain, and you remain mobile! It may well be the demand of the public for reasonable change to the bylaws, eventually.