This is The Moving House. It’s a custom converted tiny motorhome using a 2011 Mercedes Benz Sprinter 313. You can actually see how they built most of it right here on their blog.
When you go inside, you’ll notice it has a cozy space that feels a lot more like home when you compare it to most motorhomes. According to This Moving House, they can build a van for you. It takes them about 13 weeks to complete.
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Related: Van Turned into Beautiful Stealth Sprinter Motorhome
A Custom Converted Tiny Motorhome
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This is the 210 sq. ft. Novio Tiny House on Wheels.
It’s designed/built by Maison Logique in Kamouraska, Quebec, Canada. This tiny home is 8’6″ wide and 22′ long. The main floor offers 150 sq. ft. of space with an additional 60 sq. ft. in loft space.
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The Novio Tiny House by Ma Maison Logique
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This is a three-month-old Oregon Tiny House on one acre of land for sale that has sold.
The owners are motivated to sell within the month because of an upcoming move, and will sell the house and land together, or separately. It includes beveled cedar siding, pine tongue and groove walls, a fully-functional kitchen, bathroom and loft bedroom. Enjoy the full tour below and if you’re interested, contact the sellers using the information at the bottom of this page.
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Oregon Tiny House on One Acre of Land (SOLD)
Images via Danielle and Joe
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This is a 45 Ft. Steel Converted Dry Box Container for sale in Washington.
It has three compartments, including an entry way, living area, and storage section. It’s insulated and lined with tongue and grove pine walls. Contact Lana, the seller, using the contact info at the bottom of this page if you’re interested.
Related: Rustic Retreat Shipping Container Tiny House: $29.9K
45 Ft. Steel Converted Dry Box Container
Images via Lana
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This is QUIDNON: A tiny house that floats — and sails!
This is a design and prototype of Dmitry Orlov’s solution to finding a place to park your tiny house. Scroll to read his story and get all the details here on his website.
Please enjoy, read more and re-share below!
Related: Knot Home: Lake Union Tiny Houseboat Tour
QUIDNON: A Tiny House That Floats — And Sails!
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The American Tiny House Association recently elected its newest board of directors.
Below you can meet the folks who will be championing tiny house living on a national scale.
Founded in 2015, American Tiny House Association is the premier organization dedicated to ensuring tiny houses are accepted as viable dwelling units. Members advocate locally and nationally, providing education and support to enthusiasts, municipalities, key housing organizations, builders and other professionals to help people to legally live tiny. Benefits of membership include access to resources, solutions to building and zoning codes, connections with city planning and construction experts, and the tools to engage with local governments. For additional information, visit the web site at www.americantinyhouseassociation.org.
Meet the New Board of the American Tiny House Association
President: Chris Galusha
Galusha is a construction consultant and advocate for safe, affordable housing. Since 2010, he has focused on the tiny house industry and works to teach and mentor those interested in construction, regenerative agriculture, and land development. He is currently director of construction for a veterans organization, developing tiny home plans and construction training programs in the Dallas, Texas area.
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This is an incredible tree trunk tiny house on wheels created before chainsaws existed! Tiny House Talk reader, Kerry, shared some great pictures and commentary with us about this incredible “blast from the past.” Tiny House living has always been a great idea!
Before chainsaws were invented, the logging industry in the United States & Canada was a seriously challenging occupation and we are only talking about 125 years ago. In the Pacific Northwest there were forests full of monster trees and cutting them down was done by hand. A friend sent me these photos and I had to share them with you.
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Before Chainsaws: Tree Trunk Tiny House on Wheels
Images via Kerry
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This is a Lake Union Tiny Houseboat called the Knot Home.
Take the tour of the home with it’s electric fireplace, full kitchen and bedroom with a wrap-around deck. Find out how Holly liked her stay, and you can even book a stay yourself on Airbnb.
Related: 651 Sq. Ft. Houseboat in Seattle
Knot Home: Lake Union Tiny Houseboat Tour
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Did you know Abel Zyl of Zyl Vardos hosts an “Ask Zyl Live” series on YouTube every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. PST?
It’s true! If you’ve seen his homes, you’ll know Zyl is a master craftsman, so getting to pick his brain every week is a real treat. Last week he spent an hour answering questions like how to make your exterior siding last and how many tiny homes he’s built. He also discussed how to seal the bottom of your tiny house, why nails can be better than screws, and why he doesn’t use much steel in his builds. Bonus: See his farm! You get all that (and way more!) for completely free.
If you have a question for him for next week, head over here to post your questions in the comments. Be sure to subscribe to his channel so you don’t miss anything.
Related: No-loft Zyl Vardos Build: The Dewdrop Tiny House
Ask Zyl Live: Get Your Tiny House Questions Answered by a Pro!
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