I live in TWO Tiny Homes, side by side, here's why -

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  @TomLloyd-18 · 11 months ago

  I love the idea of a tiny house in modules.   Only thing I'd do different is connect them via an elevated deck . . or . . at least walkway.

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  @judyofthewoods · 11 months ago

  All lovely, but the self release swing brought a smile to my face - never forget the inner child.

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  @chelseasheehan9227 · 11 months ago

  I love the idea of detached extra spaces. I honestly think this would be a great solution for tiny home people who unexpectedly have kids and don’t have bedroom space for them

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  @AShakyLife · 10 months ago (edited)

  My uncle lived on my family's farm in south GA and his home was a small wooden building with a wooden walkway to the second building which was his kitchen. It kept the fire danger and heat away from his bedroom. I always thought it was very practical. Home built and he died in the 1960s.

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  @Bekindbecool1 · 10 months ago

  I also built two tiny homes. One 240sq ft and the second 280 sq ft. There are connected by outside cedar decking. I used rough sawn white pine from the property for the exterior siding. Love it

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  @djSpinege · 11 months ago

  This tiny home just went up for sale today. I saw it listen in an Ad and said to myself. "hey, I just saw this in a YT video" lol

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  @katrish786 · 9 months ago

  His spot looks like something out of a fairy tale. It's just so beautiful.

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  @daraginggamer1494 · 10 months ago

  Youtube got me in so much trouble with this whole tiny house thing. &nbsp;I sold my home &amp; used to money to start making a tiny home. &nbsp;I never built a home before. &nbsp;But hey everyone on Youtube does it. &nbsp;I&apos;ve done some plumbing &amp; electric &amp; drywall/framing. &nbsp;My buddy who builds house&apos;s for a living asked me how long do you think this will take you? &nbsp;I said maybe 5 to 6 months LMFAO. &nbsp;I said to my friend I seen little old ladies on Youtube do it. &nbsp;Well it&apos;s over 4 years later. &nbsp;And I bust my ass everyday on this damn thing. I&apos;m 90 grand in the hole. &nbsp;From the very beginning I&apos;d watch Youtube on how to build things. &nbsp;And my friend who would check on me every couple days &amp; would be like what the hell are you doing? &nbsp;There are so many steps &amp; some don&apos;t make any sense until 5 or 6 steps later &amp; I find myself saying oh that&apos;s why it had to be done like that. &nbsp;It&apos;s like saying anyone could be a doctor from watching Youtube lol. &nbsp;The arrogance I my part was beyond belief. My buddy said your watching way to much Youtube.<br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; He said the best thing to me. &nbsp;That made everything make sense. &nbsp;He said just because you seen someone do it on Youtube doesn&apos;t make it right. &nbsp;You can build a house that&apos;s held together with bubble gum if you want to. &nbsp;It&apos;s your house you can do what you what to. &nbsp;I said I want mine built like a real house. &nbsp;So that&apos;s what I&apos;ve been doing. &nbsp;Almost everything was done multiple times. &nbsp;First time I&apos;m just learning (refreshing my memory), the second time I&apos;m like that&apos;s not right after looking into codes online. &nbsp;And the 3rd time just cause now I knew I understood everything way better after doing it, &amp; now &amp; I know I can do a way better job this time. &nbsp;It&apos;s yours do you really want to half ass something, after all this time &amp; money. &nbsp;People have no idea what there getting into. &nbsp;If you don&apos;t know someone in construction to look over your work...forget about it. &nbsp;I would have been screwed without the help of my buddy. &nbsp;I would hate to see what my roof what have looked like without his help. I&apos;m think of making a Youtube channel about what they don&apos;t tell you about tiny house. &nbsp;And some of the CORRECT WAYS of building a house. &nbsp;All&apos;s I got to say is it is hard work. &nbsp;OSB &amp; other material is heavy. &nbsp;I&apos;ve been out of work now for 3 week due to being injured while working on this house. &nbsp;I haven&apos;t been able to move my fingers in 3 weeks. &nbsp;Stupid 3/4 Pex destroyed my arm &amp; hand. &nbsp;Just be warned &amp; know what your getting into. &nbsp;I&apos;m 47 &amp; done many construction jobs in my life. &nbsp;There&apos;s a right &amp; wrong way of doing things. &nbsp;And my God building ona steel trailer is a complete nightmare. &nbsp;You go through thousands of drill bits a couple 400 dollar drills in the process. &nbsp;You get the idea, it&apos;s not as easy as they make it sound

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  @geoffthompson1215 · 11 months ago

  Yes, after 11 years in our tiny home, we&apos;ve now added an annexe to our place, for the very same reason. That extra social space is really life changing.<br>I let the materials available dictate the form. Everything I use is up cycled and free, which makes it all the more satisfying. <br>Nice design and use of materials in your design. Keep up the great work!

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  @teresal5553 · 11 months ago (edited)

  Neat idea of separating your primary living space from an entertaining space.

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  @michaeldurkin8659 · 5 months ago

  I could definitely live in a tiny home, as long as I can have multiple of them.

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  @EJsturgisrider · 10 months ago

  I wish there weren’t so many laws here in the United States about what you can build on your own property. Seems like it’s a free country you should be able to do what you want as long as you’re not disturbing someone else or taken away from their freedom and liberty. I would love to have a couple of those and then just a big steel building for my motorcycles and not have to pay for a regular house that I don’t need the space and I don’t want to clean it. It’s just a bunch of BS when it comes to that. You have to have special permits on special properties to be able to do that and I think it’s ridiculous. Anyway, love your tiny homes and Great job!

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