A 16-Ft THOW with a Pull-Out Under-Floor Bed

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Pull-out beds are, as we noted at the time, remarkably under-used in tiny houses — and this 16-foot build from an Atlanta builder shows why they deserve more attention. A bed that slides out from beneath the floor gives you ground-floor sleeping in a home far too short for a comfortable loft, and it disappears completely during the day.

In a 16-footer that is close to the only way to get a real bed without surrendering the living area to it permanently or asking someone to climb a ladder every night.

Editor’s note: this brand-new build was listed at $60,000 in 2022 and has sold. Current listings are linked below.
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Inside a 16-Ft Pull-Out-Bed Build

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You walk into the living room, and the bathroom is next to it.

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Pretty exciting tilework going on in here!

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The bed pulls out from underneath the kitchen.

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The kitchen has a little farmhouse glam.

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Board and batten has a great feel.

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From the Original Listing

BRAND NEW Tiny House for Sale built on custom trailer for tiny houses. Available beginning of April. Serious inquiries only please. 8.5’ x 16’. Mini split, hardwoods throughout, custom pullout bed on main floor as well as sleeping loft. Custom tile in bathroom and kitchen. Fridge & 2 burner included. Farmhouse sink. Custom garage door on the back. Washer & Dryer hookup. Please message with questions! Located an hour north of Atlanta.

Why Under-Floor Beds Deserve More Use

  • They return the whole footprint by day. Unlike a permanent bed or a futon, a pull-out under the floor occupies no living space at all when stowed.
  • Short builds cannot support a good loft. Under about 20 feet there is rarely headroom worth having upstairs — this solves that directly.
  • No ladder means no age limit. Ground-floor sleeping keeps a small home usable for decades rather than years.
  • The trade is floor build-up and mechanism. You lose some under-floor storage and gain a moving part that needs to keep working.

The original Facebook Marketplace listing for this home has expired.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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