3D Virtual Tour of the Aurora Tiny House That Expands with Huge Slide Outs

on May 23, 2018

This is a 3D virtual tour of the Aurora tiny house on wheels by Zero Squared that expands with its huge slide outs.

The home actually has a split floor plan, which I’ve never really seen before in a tiny home on a trailer.

If you’re interested, you can even book an in-person tour over at Zero Squared, if you are ever in the Calgary, Alberta, Canada area.

The Expanding Aurora Tiny House on Wheels Virtual Tour

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3D Virtual Tour of the Aurora Tiny House on Wheels

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Mark Frank May 23, 2018, 2:13 pm

This is idea although I imagine it does come at a price that might exclude many from considering it as a viable. More curious than anything but what would be the range for this home? It looks like it has some of the finest buildout features of any tiny home I have seen and I have like most of your readers looked at hundreds. Beautiful, well thought-out to optimize not only space but also use.

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