192 Sq. Ft. Off-Grid Tiny Cabin Design

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This 192 sq. ft. off-grid tiny cabin design was submitted as part of Lamar’s off grid tiny house design contest where you can win up to $500.

But this 12′ x 16′ tiny house is designed to be built using 2×6 construction to add extra insulation because the home will be heated with solar power.

There will be a ‘soda can’ type solar heater as well as using natural window solar heating by design. It is also set up to receive wind power and collect rainwater.

A propane tank can be used just in case solar water heated water is not available and it can also be used for cooking if needed.

192 Sq. Ft. Off-Grid Solar Tiny Cabin

Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler

Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler
Photo: Dennis Ringler

More information on this design and its inspiration is available at the original post on Simple Solar Homesteading.

Related: How to Win up to $500 in this Off-Grid Tiny House Design Contest

More Designs In This Contest

Win Cash Prizes and More w/ LaMar’s Tiny House Contest

I’ve explained it all in this post before but you can head on over to LaMar’s site for more details on how you can get involved and how to win.

LaMar is accepting your designs that are:

  • 200 sq. ft. or less,
  • 201-400 sq. ft.,
  • Tiny Homes on Wheels,
  • House boats,
  • Caravans,
  • Van Conversions,
  • or Campers

There’s almost no limit to what you can create for your very own customized and personalized tiny home.

Learn more and get involved here.

Related: Interview with Lamar and his Tiny Off Grid Solar Cabin and Micro Homestead

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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.

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