This is the 154 sq. ft. Roving tiny house on wheels by 84 Lumber Tiny Living.
Outside, you’ll see this tiny home features cedar lap siding, low-E windows, and a metal roof.
When you go inside, you’ll find a living area, kitchen, bathroom, and an upstairs sleeping loft.
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154 Sq. Ft. Roving Tiny House on Wheels by 84 Lumber
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Is that a fan on the outside of the main light? Never seen nuffin’ like that before.
Eric, yes it is a fan. It is located on the ceiling in the middle of the open room. I have one similar, not exactly the same. Mine is installed on a vaulted ceiling. They are made when fan blades will scrape the ceiling and a down pole will interfere with head room. It looks like this one will circulate the air, but I’m not sure how much it will actually cool the home.
this house is absolutely beautiful. I just wish it was a little smaller.