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I have a micro home with a 10’x10′ footprint with a loft. The inside is typical of many tiny houses: small living area, tiny wet bath, small kitchen and a loft area at the front and back accessed by a ladder.
Unlike most tiny houses of similar size, this one is made using modular, composite steel technology (CST), a patented process that uses tubular steel and dense foam to create an R20 rating on the panels. There is no wood in the construction of the walls, floor and roof. It’s about half the weight of wood and almost half the cost.
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100 Sq. Ft. Micro Home Built Using Composite Steel
Images © Eroca
Images © Eroca
The house is made by MurchTech Consulting Corp.
Contact (John Murchie) at 604-306-7551 if you’re interested, there are other sizes available, this is one of the smallest ones.
Thanks Eroca, for sharing your tiny home with us!
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