This is a 144 sq. ft. tiny house on wheels.
It was for sale out of Chattanooga, Tennessee for $25,500.
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Cedar Chattanooga Tiny House
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What is above the angeled part just below the ceiling?
Nicely done and well priced for its stage of building (the plumbing awaits your completion). But I have a concern about the front door being the only real exit in the event of a fire. The loft windows are definitely too small, and those on the first floor are pretty high off the floor and rather small as well.
Question – what is the purpose of the lidded bench looking item opposite the kitchen?
Woodsy. Not sure a wood shower is a good thing.
The kitchen counters appear to be custom-sized, shallower to give more visual room to the space. Thumbs up!
I thought so too jm-every time I see wood in a shower/ just seems wrong, risky. And too much wood all over after seeing so many beautiful models without every inch being wood…