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This is the story of one couple’s tiny A-frame cabin in Belgium.
They did have their concerns about living tiny. But ultimately, they say they love it.
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Simple Tiny A-frame Cabin in Belgium
Images © Inne Van Engeland and by Dorien Buys for Louvintage
Images © Inne Van Engeland and by Dorien Buys for Louvintage
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Creative design and would sure handle a heavy snow load with the ‘A’ frame style. Love the white interior which helps it not be claustrophobic.
Nice job! Congrats on your TH. I love your little dog, I too have a little red female dachshund, her name is Molly. 🙂 I think they are perfect for tiny living. Update, we now have moved finally to a small two bedroom apt. 11oo sq.ft. from the 1900 sq.ft. so we are going in the right direction 🙂 baby steps hehehe I Will have my tiny one day, you’ll see. This is good the way we are doing it gives us time to downsize the stuff as well as the house itself. We’ll see, here is hoping it won’t take oh so long. This place the plan is to live here closer to his job for at least the 5 years til his second retirement. Then, we shall see what’s up. Take care, God bless you all and happy trails!
How big is this place? It looks huge. Wonderful design!
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Very good!!!
Very good!!
Does anyone know the square footage of the A-Frame, and how tall it is?
I would love floor plans for this. Best small A frame layout I’ve seen so far. Possibilities for individual tweaks looks plentiful also, I like that. What was the sq. footage on this ?
Totally agree!
Just a great little house! We are building one something like that. Just wanted to say breast job
I presume Gary’s comment is a typo???!
Love it. It looks big enough inside to be liveable. I would need proper stairs, as I am getting on a bit! Otherwise, just lovely!
Ha! Auto correct strikes again.
I really like this A-frame. It seems more economical than most.
(I wouldn’t want to try those stairs in a pencil-skirt!)
The man who invented autocorrect should go to hello.
(snigger)
I assume those stair steps make it easier to walk up the steep angle??
The dark roof would collect sun heat where I live.
Looks great.
That dog is way to big though.
an honest approach balancing the assets and limitations of a small ‘a-frame’. get’s my vote!
TH rules ! On wheels
But where you put em ?
Bummer… no shower. But the rest is fastastic!
Very nice A-frame. Nice dog.
First A-frame I’ve seen that feels livable to me. Nice work!
It’s wonderful…with clothes upstairs exposed is messy, though,; clutter and mess so much worse in a small space… Would be nice to be able to fix that ..
I agree about the dog-so many people want big dogs in small places!!!! Get a Yorkie!!!! ????
Die kleren liggen helemaal niet rommelig, maar netjes in een dressing room. Heel veel gewone woningen hebben dat niet eens. Wij wouden dat bij onze verbouwing integreren, maar wegens budgettaire redenen geschrapt. Wij zijn zelfs een beetje jaloers. ?
Hi! what are dimentions of the house?
A frames. Pros: Easy to construct and quite strong. Cons: Lots of wasted space due to the shape.
And yes… that’s IMHO