This is a video-based review of an Escape Traveler XL Tiny House on Wheels. It’s located at The Oasis at the Gold Spike in Las Vegas and they call it The Sugar Shack.
The tiny house is actually behind a bar and is available for rent as a hotel room. In the video below, you’ll get an honest review from a tiny house enthusiast who spent a couple of nights there.
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Images via YouTube/Roadship One
This is the Pearl Tiny House on Wheels by Modern Tiny Living.
It’s a variation of their 24 ft. Kokosing model.
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This the story of Kathleen, a solo female living out of a 1987 Toyota van that she converted with the help of Aaron from Run Away Van.
Kathleen is the co-founder of Van Life Diaries and founder of Tiny House Tiny Footprint.
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This is the Kendore Redux 664 sq. ft. Mid-Century Modern Cabin.
It’s a set of cabin plans by The Small House Catalog.
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This is the Don Vardo Tiny House by PAD Tiny Houses.
You can choose between the 10ft version or the 12ft version of the Don Vardo.
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This is Rob and Emily’s 2008 Mercedes Sprinter Van Conversion.
They both work full time so they converted the van on their free time over the course of about a year. They started in February 2017 and you can follow Rob & Emily on their website, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
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Photos © Capturing Adventure via The Road is Our Home
This is a 25ft Tiny House on Wheels by Innovate Tiny.
It’s a beautiful and basic tiny home with a staircase to the loft, washer/dryer combo, futon/sleeper, and bathroom.
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Related: Cayman Tiny House on Wheels by Innovate Tiny
This is the story of a young family who beat the unaffordable housing market by buying a retired Denver city bus and turning it into their tiny home.
With no prior construction or remodeling experience, they learned using online resources and got help from their family.
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Have you ever considered utilizing an elevator bed for your tiny house?
In this post, TruForm Tiny is giving us 4 reasons why elevator beds make a tiny home better.
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