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This is a tour of a Seattle Tiny Home on Wheels with Derek “DEEK” Diedricksen of Relaxshacks.com.
You’ll even see Jay Shafer and Dee Williams appear sporadically in the video too since this tour was held at a Tumbleweed Tiny House Workshop. It’s a really unique design and the little home features a kitchen, bathroom, washer and dryer, and two sleeping lofts. I really enjoy the pop-out window in the bathroom, too. So glad that Deek was able to capture the house and share it with us. So without further ado…
Seattle Tiny Homes. 🙂
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Seattle Tiny House on Wheels with Deek
Photo Credits Derek Diedricksen/YouTube.com
Below you can see the kitchen with a main sleeping loft above. The door in the center takes you to the bathroom with a toilet, shower and washer/dryer.
Better view of the sleeping loft below.
The second loft was being used as a kids playroom.
You can get a peek at one of the washer/dryer units in the bathroom to the right of the photo below.
And of course the shower.
Watch the entire video tour below:
This post was brought to you thanks to Derek Diedricksen of RelaxShacks.com, Tumbleweed Houses, and Seattle Tiny Homes.
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