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This is a tiny house being built with curved loft beams by Backcountry Tiny Homes. I thought you might be interested because I’ve never really seen anything like this covered in detail. What do you think?
Curved loft beams! Utilizing custom made in-house LVL construction we are creating a truly unique design element for this custom tiny home.1
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Curved Loft Tiny House by Backcountry Tiny Homes
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Pretty cool. I will look forward to seeing this house finished.
I fail to see the rationale for creating a laminated beam for the Tiny House. Is it a case of we did it because we can? Proof of concept? Does it prove that certain things can be implemented in the (near) future?
It’s stronger, more stable, can be more precisely engineered and allows for more complex/creative design options…
I would have preferred to see it when it was finished