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This is a Vista Tiny House on Wheels with Shou Sugi Ban siding.

Originally offered on the Model One, one of their customers requested it for their Vista so I thought I’d share! Enjoy!

Vista Tiny House with Shou Sugi Ban Siding

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This is the 240 sq. ft. Roadhaus Wedge Tiny House by Wheelhaus.

If you like the architecture of our original Wedge model but don’t need all the space, the RoadHaus Wedge is a smaller yet refined version at a fraction of the cost. Offered at 160 to 240 sf, this model is also perfect for tiny living, a guesthouse, backyard office or a combination of all three. This model can be easily transported to a site and then moved again if the need arises. The outdoor deck increases the overall inside/outside living arrangement while protected from sun and inclement weather.1

The 240 Sq. Ft. Roadhaus Wedge RV

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This is the Ondine Tiny House on Wheels by Baluchon.

It features a side entry and large dormers to give you extra spaciousness in the loft. What do you think? Could this be a design that you can live in year-round?

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Ondine Tiny Home on a Trailer by Baluchon

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This is a 228 sq. ft. railroad caboose to cabin conversion.

It’s about 31ft long and 8.5ft wide. Originally built in 1910 in Albans, Vermont.

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31ft Railroad Caboose to Cabin Conversion!

Photos via Facebook

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This is to let you know about the Tiny House Estates Community in Northern Indiana, specifically, San Pierre, Indiana.

It’s a 34-acre retreat by carpenter/artist Michael Anthony. The property includes common areas like hiking trails, fields with views, a river, woods, wild horses, and more!

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Tiny House Estates Community in San Pierre, Indiana

Photos via Tiny House Estates

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This is one couple’s mostly-DIY tiny house on wheels with a rooftop deck, outdoor shower, and an indoor bath tub!

It’s Sean and Angie Johnson’s (Instagram) tiny home. They named it the Paspin, which means little bug. It was Angie’s nickname as a kid.2

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Tiny Home on Wheels with Rooftop Deck, Outdoor Shower, Indoor Bath Tub, and Slide Out!

Photos via Instagram

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This is the Success Express School Bus Conversion by Charlie Kern of Chrome Yellow Corp.

It’s a beautiful Blue Bird conversion outfitted with solar panels and all!

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The Success Express School Bus Conversion!

Success Express School Bus Conversion by Charlie Kern

Photos © Chrome Yellow Corp

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This is the story of Charlie Kern. He’s just a guy who had a problem. He needed a place to live!

So Charlie decided that he would convert a school bus into his own tiny home! Fast forward to today, and he’s turning school buses (and other things) into homes and/or other structures out of Denver, Colorado. Kern has even been featured on TV!

His company is called Art Builders Guild because they also build custom furniture for people and businesses. The bus conversion part of the company goes by Look At That Bus. Pretty cool, right?

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Charlie Kern’s Beautiful School Bus Conversion

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This is a 284 sq. ft. tiny house on wheels by Rainbow Tiny Homes that’s for sale. Asking price is $98,000 and includes furnishings.

The house features 192 sq. ft. on the main level and an additional 92 sq. ft. of loft space.

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284 Sq. Ft. Tiny House on Wheels For Sale by Rainbow Tiny Homes

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