Locked in a Tiny House for 6 Days

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How would you feel about being locked up in a tiny house for 6 days?

I love tiny homes, especially the one you’re about to see here, but I don’t like being locked up anywhere.

But I think you’ll enjoy this little adventure in downtown Seattle.

They had everyday people go on a key hunt in and around the city finding clues so that they can free Joshua from being locked in the little house.

It was a marketing concept for the lock company Schlage. Here’s how it worked.

There were fourteen clues to dig up throughout the city and the winner would receive $5,000 plus get to free Joshua.

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Tiny House in Downtown Seattle

How about that? A tiny house parked right in the middle of downtown Seattle!

Locked in a Tiny House for 6 Days

Yup- he’s officially locked in!

Seattle Tiny Homes in Downtown Seattle

Look at all the foot traffic around the tiny home!

Delivering Goodies to the Window

A few awesome people even delivered Joshua some goodies.

Downtown Seattle Tiny House Locked Up

Finally- we have a winner!

Winner of Key to Strong Challenge from Schlage and Seattle Tiny Homes

Watch the video episode below:

Visit Seattle Tiny Homes and Schlage lock company.

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Sources:

  1. https://twitter.com/LockedinaHouse

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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.

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