The Poker Night Tiny House

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This is the Poker Night Tiny House on Wheels.

It’s a 300 sq. ft. THOW that was featured on Tiny House Nation!

You can watch the episode on FYI or stream it on Amazon. The episode is called, “300 Sq Ft Poker Night House”. You can also buy and watch the episode on YouTube in case you don’t have cable.

Michelle and Blake love having their friends over for drinks and some card playing. They’ve asked John and Zack to help build them a tiny house that not only has space to entertain their friends, but room to keep their two dogs entertained as well.

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The Poker Night Tiny House

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

12 comments

  1. Oh definitely yes! Like the way there was room in the loft for an office or perhaps a sewing area. Lovely and well planned out all around.

  2. I have not built a tiny house (yet) but from everything I read there MUST be cross ventilation in the upstairs areas. That appears to mean windows on each side so air can flow through. Imagine the heat that builds up in the loft in the summer. Seems stifling to me, and many lofts have few windows. So many of the THOW designs I see there is no cross ventilation although there may be a ceiling fan or A/C. Any thoughts?. namaste’, rachel

    1. I think it’s a wise idea. I also think if you had windows that opened on either side of the loft (not on either side of the length of the home) it would help cool things a lot.

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