Keva Tiny House on a Foundation in Salt Spring Island, BC

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This is the Keva Tiny Cabin on a foundation in Salt Spring Island, British Columbia.

It’s a beautiful little home that was actually built on a trailer but then they removed it and put it on a foundation once they got it on site. Pretty interesting, right?

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Keva Tiny House on a Foundation with a Covered Deck in Salt Spring Island

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Images © Keva Tiny House

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Sources

  1. https://kevatinyhouse.wordpress.com/
  2. https://kevatinyhouse.wordpress.com/the-process/
  3. https://kevatinyhouse.wordpress.com/gallery/
  4. https://kevatinyhouse.wordpress.com/exterior-photos/
  5. http://smallspacesaddiction.fr/2015/11/keva-tiny-house.html (via)

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Alex

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.

12 comments

  1. Well done! That’s the way to do it. Disregard the naysayers who will question everything. You should be proud.

  2. I loved everything about the house until I saw the location of the toilet! There’s generally something that you find you’d need to tweak slightly for your own tastes! For me, I’d want a composting toilet inside or at least attached to the house. I’m not in to those late night/early morning nature walks! Lol. Beautiful build though.

    1. Oh Michael… where’s your sense of adventure…? Rushing outside brushing aside the ‘possums, ‘n bears ‘n wild cats. Think of the adrenaline rush… think of it…

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