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The Fitz Roy THOW by Fox Cabins NZ is roughly divided into thirds — one third for the kitchen and bathroom, one for the living space, and a final one for a downstairs bedroom.
I think this design would be perfect for an in-law suite with its one floor concept and simple design. Add some shelving for storage, and you have a happy home!
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Perfect Granny Pad Layout: The Fitz Roy
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The kitchen and bathroom take up one end of the home.
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There’s a shower stall, vanity and toilet.
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And an amazing towel warmer.
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The bedroom takes up the final third of the THOW
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Highlights:
- Corner kitchen made in house
- Built in Rangehood
- Kwila Benchtops
- Three sets of cupboards
- One set of drawers
- Wall shelves
- Stainless steel sink, mixer tap, two power outlets.
- 900 x 760 shower
- Flushing toilet (other toilet options available) 460 x 220 to ground vanity, mirror, power outlet, powered vent to outside.
- Floor – R1.4
- Walls – R2.4
- Ceilings – R3.9
- For the steel framing thermal break, we go to ‘best practice’ above code and sheet the entire Tiny House with 10mm Expol polystyrene rather than the cheaper method of battens.
- All insulation is above NZ Building Code and the new Residential Tenancies Act standards, including the South Island and Alpine zone.
- 6x double outlets (three have USB plugs)
- LED recessed and pendent interior downlights
- Exterior light with motion sensor
- RCD protected and ‘caravan connection’
- Comes with individual Certificate of Compliance and Electrical Warrant of Fitness (EWOF).
- Full 90mm galvanised steel framing which will not warp, hold moisture or rot
- $79,959 inc GST
- Size – 18m2, 8m x 2.5m, footprint (193 sq. feet; 26.24 ft. by 8.2 ft)
- Roof height 2.4m internal to apex, 3.6m external to apex.
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This is cute for older people or a single person that is on the go a lot.. Like this but wouldn’t want to live in it. To small for me.
I could easily live in this. I would put a twin bed in the bedroom, and use the extra space to build in a large closet. A closet seems to be missing in this design, so that would make it perfect! And the closet would be big enough for storage of my crafting materials, too! I could be very comfortable in this!
Oh crafting materials! I am always wondering how to better organize my ever-expanding collection haha.
If you are a seamstress, there is NO END to the amount of fabric and assorted things that can be collected! Christmas is the time when I try to use up all my scraps — making all sorts of little things (and some big ones, too, of course) for family and friends! Other crafts also add to my stash — and woodworking requires even more, so yes, containing crafting materials is an almost never-ending task/goal! LOL!!!
Yes I am — and I recently got into felt art haha! So now I have a bunch of normal fabric and then a whole new collection of felts…oh dear!!