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This is a unique tandem bus conversion called the ‘Bendy’ Bus Conversion by Nick Jordan.

It’s an articulated bus turned into a large DIY motorhome!

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‘Bendy’ Bus Conversion: A Tandem DIY Bus/Motorhome!

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This is the 24ft Laurel Tiny House on Wheels by Tiny House Building Company out of Fredericksburg, Virginia.

It features about 272 sq. ft. of space inside and features an oversized 33” drop in stainless sink with gourmet faucet!

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272 Sq. Ft. Laurel Tiny Home on Wheels!

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This is the 18ft Ascot Tiny House on Wheels by Tiny House Building Company out of Fredericksburg, Virginia.

It features about 167 sq. ft. of space inside and has been nicknamed the “Olive” because of it’s deep green paint!

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167 Sq. Ft. Ascot Tiny House!

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We love the San Francisco Bay area and were doing a special pop-up show this Saturday, February 3 from 9a-1p. We will be showing both the ONE and ONE XL models. The show is free but you will need reservations as space is limited. Email us at sales@escapehomes.us for details.

See the One & One XL Tiny Houses in Person in the Bay Area!

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This is to announce that you can now register for tours of the Aurora Tiny House on Wheels by Zero Squared!

30 minute tours are available on Fridays between 9am and 2pm at ZeroSquared’s Head Office in Calgary, Alberta.

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Tour the Aurora Tiny House on Wheels by Zero Squared!

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This is the story of Trebventure. They are a family of 5 who live full time in their DIY converted 1999 Blue Bird school bus. Parents, Brandon and Ashley, decided to ditch the public school system and homeschool their 3 children all while traveling around the United States in their skoolie.

We were more concerned with spending time experiencing life everyday rather than living for the weekend. – Ashley

To explore more amazing tiny homes like this, join our Tiny House Newsletter. It’s free and you’ll be glad you did! We even give you free downloadable tiny house plans just for joining!

Updated January 3, 2019

Trebventure: The Family of Five Who Left The Traditional Life by Converting a School Bus into their DIY Motorhome!

Family of 5 Ditches Traditional Life and Moves into Skoolie

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This is the OPod Tube Tiny House by James Law Cybertecture designed and built out of concrete water pipes!

According to Business Insider, they measures just 100 sq. ft. and each tube costs about $15,000. They can be stacked and therefore be used as a temporary housing solution in places like shipyards, under highways, or even in-between buildings.

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Stackable 100 Sq. Ft. OPod Tube Tiny House!

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Photos © James Law Cybertecture

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This is the Bridgehampton Tiny House on Wheels by Tiny Hamptons.

It’s a 350 sq. ft. tiny home with a contemporary look and feel.

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350 Sq. Ft. Bridgehampton Tiny House!

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This is the “Pika” teardrop camper tiny house.

It’s a custom micro camper built by Jacob Wolf MacLeod that he’s offering for $6,000.

Currently it’s located in Portland, Oregon but he is able to delivery it regionally if you’re interested.

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Homebuilt “Pika” Teardrop Camper Micro House! (For Sale)

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