The Slabtown Cube measures 12 feet by 12 feet with a full second level, creating a compact two-story tiny house with complete amenities. At 12 feet tall, the loft provides ample space for sleeping and storage while accommodating a 19 gallon water heater and RV-style washer/dryer combo.
Slabtown Cube Specifications
- Builder: Slabtown Customs
- Footprint: 12 feet by 12 feet
- Height: 12 feet
- Stories: Two (main floor plus loft)
- Foundation: Wooden skids
- Floor Joists: 2×8
- Roof: Metal with steel hurricane tiles
- Entry Door: 36 inches
- Interior Finish: Bead board pine paneling on walls and ceiling
Slabtown Cube Exterior
Photo via Slabtown Customs
Interior Features
- Bathroom: 32-inch shower, full-size toilet
- Hot Water: 19 gallon water heater
- Laundry: RV-style washer/dryer combo in loft
- Loft Access: Large custom ladder
- Natural Light: Multiple windows including upstairs
Kitchen Area
Second Level Loft
Full Bathroom
Additional Views
Photo via Slabtown Customs
Lessons from Cube Tiny House Design
- Cubes Maximize Volume: Equal dimensions create efficient interior space
- Height Enables Two Stories: 12-foot walls create usable loft area
- RV Appliances Fit Tiny Spaces: Combo washer/dryers and compact water heaters work in small homes
- Skids Allow Relocation: Wooden skid foundation enables moving without trailer
- Pine Paneling Creates Warmth: Bead board adds character while covering insulation
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