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Right now I want to give you a tour of a wonderful little cottage called the Rolling Bungalow. Best of all, if you really like it, you can buy the plans to build it yourself.
If you do all of the labor yourself it costs an estimated $17,000 (in 2014 dollars) to build. And you can do so on a 7’x20′ trailer. In total there’s 160 sq. ft. of living space inside without including the sleeping lofts. And the overall footprint is 8’6″ x 20′. I hope you enjoy the tour as much as I have. And if you really like it, you can even get the plans too! Please re-share and enjoy below.
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160 Sq. Ft. Rolling Bungalow and Tiny House Plans
Images © Tatsuya Sato for The Small House Catalog
Images © Tatsuya Sato for The Small House Catalog
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Nice detail on the plans. Even if you don’t build exactly to those specs there’s a lot of good info on general construction.
Nicely laid out. One question: “Where did they get the toilet/sink combo and the tiny tub?
The tub can be purchased at an rv store
I love the shower/tub combo, would love to find that. I can’t see it from the pictures but I wonder how the walls n the shower are sealed?
I really wish there were a few more pictures of the kitchen.
I really like it!
Um, Alex? If the TH is 7′ X 20′ without the lofts, how is it 160 sq ft? Over all, a nice set of plans, but with arithmetic errors like that, I would be hesitant to use them. Unless it’s bigger on the inside than it is on the outside? Mumph.
Mumph indeed… go back and read… it says… “And the overall footprint is 8’6″ x 20′”… so, obviously an overhang on the end of the trailer…
Sheesh… unSaintly Phlip if you ask me… : P
This is a 7’x20′ trailer. The outside footprint is 8.5’x20′.
The walls are 2x4s so that takes away about 5″ on each side, if you include the sheathing and paneling and everything like that. That adds up too 91 inches wide, and 230 inches long. Multiply those and then divide by 144 (inches squared in a square foot) and you get about 146 sq. ft.
So glad there are people who like math 🙂
Awesome that they have allowed us to download not only the plans on this page but several others as well. Gives me a chance to see what needs to be done to actually get one of these up and running.
Many thanks Small House Catalog.
Where did they get the toilet /sink combo unit?
I Google searched “toilet sink combo” and found several. The one in this TH is a lid replacement from sinkpositive.com and available from Amazon & Home Depot.
Thanks to Small House Catalog for the free house plans!
Who manufactures the deep shower base and the toilet/sink combo?
Looks like the interesting sink pictured here is made by a company called
Sink Positive http://sinkpositive.com/web/
I didn’t realize until I visited their page that it uses the greywater from the sink to fill the toilette. Ingenious!!
You can get a retro-fit sink for atop your toilet tank at homedepot.com for about $129.
What an AWESOME idea that sink toilet combo is!!!!
This has always been a fav. Probably because it’s the size of my intended trailer lol however I’d add dormers for more room in the loft, remove kitchen table and add a nice sofa or expand the front one around to a sectional. AND I could never see myself brushing my teeth any where NEAR that close to the toilet so I’d HAVE to add a tiny sink to the wall in the bathroom and OHHHH A++++++ ON THE TUB! !!!!!!!
Wow! These plans are extensive, thanks! This is a wonderful design, and I love the tangerine color with the white trim on the outside almost as much as I do the beautiful stained wood inside. Thanks for sharing these plans with the World!
Love that orange exterior. If it were mine, I’d use some color on the inside, too. I am a big fan of color especially ehen it is tempered with white.
The one shown is beautiful. Would have a hard time building one that looked that good unless you have a really good wood supplier.
Absolutely! — Tiny House Talk Team
Love to see more plans like that to be passed on to those in need…! Thanks Tiny House Talk….!
Our pleasure 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
How does one clean off the soap scum off the walls of a wood shower? Also, how is it sealed from moisture getting behind the wood?
Good point about a timber shower. I think what I’d do is line the shower walls with safety glass so that the timber is still able to be seen but it is protected by the glass. Cleaning would be easy, especially if the glass was treated with protective surface to minimise water spots etc. An alternative to glass would be some sort of scratch resistant clear plastic – this would have the advantage of being easier to drill holes for the shower mixer and rose. It would also be easy to cut to size.
That’s a great idea! — Tiny House Talk Team
Is it possible to get the house we like and have it delivered all put together? Does your price include installation? If not what does it cost to build it?
Hi April, These are just plans, so I’m afraid you can’t get it pre-fab to put it together.
Nice work all around. I love the idea of tiny shelves on each side of the toilet, makes it look uncluttered. Good job, even though I’m not overly fond of all that woodwork inside.
Hey Alex, i am looking into building this type of tiny house this year. Do you know if a washerdryer space?
Thank you.
Cant wait to begin my tiny house! 2 issues are holding me up.
1. Are wind loads considered? i.e. Going 70mph against a 30 mph wind;
2. Do interior finishes withstand road/travel vibration?
Awesome tiny! Looks very “homey”! But my only concern is that it is SO small, I would have to go outside to change my mind!!!! BwaaaaHaaaHaaaaHaaaa!!! But a really nice house! Just had to throw in some humor!