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This is a 13ft Rustic Tiny Cabin on Wheels for sale in Knoxville, Tennessee. It was built on an old camping trailer frame that’s 7′ x 13′.
It has 2×3 framing to reduce the weight. Plywood sheathing and reclaimed tin roof. Fiberglass insulation.
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13ft Rustic Tiny Cabin on Wheels For Sale in Knoxville, Tennessee
Photos via Tiny Home Builders
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Highlights
- 7′ x 13′
- Rustic style
- 2×3 framing
- Plywood sheathing
- Reclaimed tin roof
- Fiberglass insulation
- Reclaimed fence wood exterior siding
- Reclaimed cedar wood flooring
- Handmade ammo box wood stove
- Stove piping
- Storage space under the bed
- Kitchenette
- Original camper windows open by crank
- Built in 2018
- 104 sq. ft.
- $13,995
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Cute for what it is… A nice basic camper.
Thanks, Michael!
I would put a small bathroom by the front door opposite the stove. Other than that…nice simple design.
That would be cool!
Agree with Glen, doesn’t need a shower and you can wash your hands in the sink but I would add a small room for a toilet, camping/composting/your choice, but with this added the basic design is one that can easily be used, and adapted slightly to add cooking facilities, as a TH that really could be used on a permanent basis.