Stealth Cabin and Shepherd Wagon Plans from Simple Solar Homesteading

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LaMar Alexander of Simple Solar Homesteading has developed two unique, compact structures designed for emergency shelter, off-grid living, or simple backyard utility. These designs, the Stealth 64 and the Shepherd Wagon, offer practical solutions for those looking to build their own small spaces on a budget.

Whether you’re looking for a primary residence or a vacation retreat, these designs offer a perfect blend of functionality and resourcefulness. Let’s take a closer look at the Stealth 64 and the Shepherd Wagon designs.

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The Stealth 64: A Versatile 8×8 Off-Grid Cabin

The Stealth 64 is an 8×8 off-grid cabin which is easy to put up and take down. Its simple design makes it ideal for remote locations where traditional construction might be difficult.

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Flexible Interior Design for Small Spaces

Small space living requires creative solutions for storage and multi-functional furniture. LaMar shows how even a 64-square-foot space can be made comfortable and functional.

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Images via Solar Cabin/YouTube

Maximizing a 64-Square-Foot Footprint

The 8×8 footprint is one of the most efficient for small cabins. It’s easy to heat, easy to build with standard 8-foot lumber, and requires minimal site preparation.

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Images via Solar Cabin/YouTube

The Shepherd’s Wagon: A Mobile Tiny House on Wheels

The Shepherd Wagon (6’8″ x 8’) is a mobile solution that brings the classic shepherd’s hut aesthetic into the modern era. It’s a great option for those who need to move their shelter from time to time.

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Images via Solar Cabin/YouTube

Affordable Mobility with a Standard Utility Trailer

Building on a standard 5×8 utility trailer from a local hardware store is a brilliant way to save money on the most expensive part of a tiny house on wheels: the chassis.

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Images via Solar Cabin/YouTube

Community and Sustainability in Small Living

Designs like these empower individuals to take control of their own housing needs through sustainable, affordable methods.

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VIDEO: Stealth 64 Shed Cabin and Shepherd Wagon THOW based on 5×8 Trailer – Plans

 

Highlights

  • Designed as emergency shelter or off-grid cabins
  • Stealth 64: A compact 8×8 cabin design
  • Shepherd Wagon: A 6’8″ x 8′ mobile tiny house
  • The wagon fits on a standard 5×8 utility trailer
  • The cabin is designed for easy assembly and disassembly
  • Flexible insulation options for different climates and uses

Design Details

  • Models: Stealth 64 Cabin and Shepherd Wagon THOW
  • Builder/Designer: LaMar Alexander of Simple Solar Homesteading
  • Stealth 64 Dimensions: 8×8 feet (64 sq. ft.)
  • Shepherd Wagon Dimensions: 6’8″ x 8′
  • Mobility: Wagon designed for a standard 5×8 utility trailer
  • Utility: Suitable for emergency shelter, off-grid living, hunting cabins, or outdoor offices

What Makes This Build Special

  • Extreme Affordability: Focuses on low-cost materials and DIY-friendly construction techniques.
  • Versatility: The Stealth 64 can be assembled and disassembled, making it a “take-it-with-you” shelter.
  • Resourcefulness: Leverages standard utility trailers to provide mobile housing without the need for custom tiny house trailers.
  • Educational Legacy: Supported by LaMar’s extensive YouTube channel, providing builders with years of off-grid wisdom.

Experience It Yourself

Our big thanks to LaMar Alexander for his continued dedication to affordable, off-grid living solutions!

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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