The Road-Haus Tiny House on Wheels by WheelHaus

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This is the Road-Haus Tiny House on Wheels by WheelHaus, a builder out of Salt Lake City, Utah.

They also have a resort in Jackson, Wyoming called Fireside Resort where you can actually try staying at many of their tiny homes. Well, this Road-Haus is like a mini version of their original Wedge model. At approximately 250-sq.-ft., it boasts a kitchen, bath, main-floor bedroom, and cozy living room, all with incredible windows just under the ceiling. This is one super-cool tiny house! Take a look and let us know what you think about it in the comments.

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250-sq.-ft. Road-Haus Tiny House by WheelHaus

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This unit is also known as the RoadHaus Wedge RV. It’s built on a steel frame with wheels.

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The glass doors and abundance windows seem to blend nature into the house.

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The kitchenette with deep sink, stovetop, pull-drawers, mini-refrigerator.

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Lots of vertical storage all in one little corner.

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The bedroom with natural light and LED night lights for some nighttime reading (I love this feature because it encourages you to grab a book instead of staring into a smartphone).

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The glass windows are so incredible. Notice how they designed the area over the shower, too.

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The shower and bathroom area is super-modern and unlike any other bathroom I’ve seen. What do you think of it?

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The RoadHaus Wedge RV. What do you think so far?

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I definitely wouldn’t mind living in such a nicely designed tiny home, how about you?

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Highlights

  • 250 sq. ft.
  • Perfect for a tiny house
  • Guest house
  • Backyard office
  • Easy to transport
  • Outdoor deck
  • Starts at $89,500

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

10 comments

  1. Living full time…not so much too restrictive (I know it’s all subjective..), however as an BNB nestled in the woods, or wherever…I’d book some quiet time.
    Also as an investment…I would buy 3-4 and use them for the described.
    I lived in Europe and these modern bathrooms have been in use there for…a very long time, we North Americans are a wee bit behind in many ways.
    Great unit.

  2. This is pretty. Bathroom is very nice. I noticed Alison mentioned about making the bed. Was the first thing I was going to say. My father was Navy and we had to make our beds perfectly and pass the coin toss. To this day I make my bed perfect. 🙂

  3. It looks nice, but I miss some closet space in this house. So I am not so sure it would be good for full time living. And I also would like a window, which can open, in the bathroom. Else the house might get very moist after a shower – no matter how much of a fan the bathroom has.

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