Independent Series 4800 by Designer Eco Tiny Homes

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This is the Independent Series 4800 by Designer Eco Tiny Homes.

It includes a cozy breakfast nook/living room, a spacious loft bedroom with a skylight and a compact kitchen and bathroom. A snug tiny house for one or two people who don’t mind ladders.

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Independent Series 4800 by Designer Eco Tiny Homes

Images via Designer Eco Tiny Homes

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Images via Designer Eco Tiny Homes

Highlights: 

  • Western Red Cedar Bevelled/Sheet Metal Corrugated exterior walls
  • Double glazed windows with flyscreens
  • Kitchen appliances inc. cooktop, microwave, sink, fridge, and range hood
  • Bathroom including toilet, shower, and vanity unit with mirror cabinet
  • LED internal lighting and ceiling fan
  • Hybrid solar/mains power system
  • Sheet metal corrugated roofing
  • Termite treated timber wall frame
  • Steel floor frame/trailer (3,500kgs GVM rating)
  • R2.0 insulated walls and ceiling
  • From $46,650

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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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21 comments

    1. From the website (in mm for some odd reason): Length – 4800mm
      Width – 2400mm
      Height – 2100/3200
      Loft Height – 400/1200mm

      1. I don’t understand these dimensions. Americans operate in feet and inches not in the metric system. I wanted general dimensions such as 8′ wide x 13′ tall x 16′ long.

        1. Thank God for Google 🙂 All you have to do is ask Google to convert for you, and it obeys all commands: 15.7 ft. long, 7.87 ft. wide and 10.5 ft. high.

        2. Except they are in Australia, where they use the metric system. So it makes sense to advertise in the metric system. They aren’t trying to get US buyers 🙂

        3. Holy self-imposed ‘merican bubbles Batman!!! You may not be familiar with metric, but have you heard of this little thing on the rise called “Google”? SHEEESH.

  1. In my humble opinion a kitchen done right for a THOW.

    One really only needs two burners and a microwave or a small wall oven. That saves space. The four burner, full sized convection oven combo I see a lot in THOWs here is not really needed for the one or two people typically living in a THOW.

  2. R 2.0 ?? Is that a Typo, cause that is less insulation than my Vehicle.
    Wondering what the clearance is between Right sink edge and the shower door, and if that glass shower door hits the edge of the sink trying to get in and out?
    The design is very compact but adequate for a full time live as I see space in the large kitchen cabinet for a washer combo below and closet above, so many Tiny’s leave out the closets….
    Nice Fresh open looking plan…

  3. Great tiny house design, so long as the price stays along reasonable and within affordable parameters…! It like the Escape, and Vista all well thought out and with lots of open windows to let natural light in during the day… Those are qualities in a house I just love…!

  4. WOW! A TH that looks bigger on the inside than the outside. A handy abode to take with you to another spot when you get tired of where you parked. I like that!

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