This is a 20-ft. Rustic Tiny House on wheels that’s for sale via the Tiny House Marketplace by Ralf Platte.
It’s available out of Salisbury, New Hampshire for $75,999 $70,999. What do you think? Learn more below and let us know what you think in the comments.
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These are our top 12 shipping container tiny homes from 2018.
People do amazing things with these big metal boxes, so it’s time we appreciate the top 12 shipping container homes of 2018. Tell us what you think!
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This is the Latibule off-grid tiny house on wheels by Modern Tiny Living.
The Latibule is a spectacular custom build for our customer, Coleman. It is on the highest end of our 20 ft. models, as the Latibule is a fully solar, off the grid home. Not only that, but we custom built the Latibule’s beautiful glass garage door to let in spectacular natural light, as well as fresh air should the owner wish! The garage door’s diamond plated steel covering folds down into a quaint deck, just begging for music, friends, and stories to be shared.
Get additional details, price and builder contact information on the last page. Enjoy!
Related: Siesta Key Beach THOW by Modern Tiny Living
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Concord (CA) High School students have completed the Construction Tech Program’s first Tiny House on Wheels.
With the help of our community partners Ashby Lumber, West Coast Windows and Doors, and Tumbleweed our goal is to make the program self-sustaining.
The class was able to learn all aspects of residential construction and the THOW was our culminating project.
The design is based on the Tumbleweed Cypress Equator 20′.
This is the 20 ft. Bitterroot Valley tiny house on wheels by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses.
This off-grid marvel is simple and to the point with solar panels, a composting toilet, and a basic kitchen. It features a lot of great reclaimed materials and “leftover” materials at Rocky Mountain because the owner was on a thrifty budget. Take a look and then read more here.
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Related: Family’s Red Mountain Tiny Home by Rocky Mountain Tiny Homes
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