This is the story of a father/son duo who built their own heated tiny bunk house cabin for only $160 in materials!
The reason they were able to do it for so little money is that they have their own portable sawmill on the property so they are able to harvest their own wood. On top of that, they used reclaimed materials for their windows, door, furniture, furnace, and other items.
They built this little bunk cabin to house their tools (and themselves) while they build a larger log cabin on the property. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
Father/Son Duo Build a $160 Tiny Bunk House Cabin!
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This is the tiny cabin and Sprinter van conversion of Brian Moss.
He’s a photographer who hired Bear Creek Tiny Houses to build the cabin over ten years ago. Brian also travels in his Sprinter van conversion which you can also see below.
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Brian Moss’ Tiny Cabin and Sprinter Van Conversion!
Images © Brian Moss
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This is the Valley Forge Park Model Tiny House by Utopian Villas out of Oak Creek, Wisconsin.
It’s a 400 sq. ft. modern cabin on wheels with a large front porch and additional but optional deck.
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400 Sq. Ft. Valley Forge Park Model Tiny House!
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This is the Funkomatic Tiny Cabin by Hobbitat Spaces at Blue Moon Rising in McHenry, Maryland.
It’s built using mostly reclaimed materials and features a kitchenette, full bathroom, queen loft, and queen nook! The little cabin is available to vacation in at Blue Moon Rising.
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The Funkomatic Tiny Cabin Built with Reclaimed Materials Including Reclaimed Hemlock Barn Siding
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This is a video tour of Hobbitat Spaces Tiny Houses at Blue Moon Rising.
You’ll get to meet Bill Thomas, the founder, and designer at Hobbitat and designer/builder for Blue Moon Rising. You also get to tour and learn more about how these unique reclaimed tiny homes are built using materials that have to be mined out of old buildings. This is what gives them so much character! Enjoy!
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How Hobbitat Tiny Homes Are Built Using Reclaimed Materials from old Buildings!
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This is a pioneer style tiny log cabin with trim work done by Wilderness Woodworks in Ely, Minnesota shared by one of our readers.
As you can see below, it’s a traditional log cabin with a covered front porch entry. Go inside and you’ll find your kitchenette, living area, bunk beds, and dining nook – all in one room. Facilities are nearby. Please enjoy the tour below and let us know what you think in the comments. What would you do with a little cabin like this? Would you live in it?
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Tiny Pioneer Style Log Cabin in Minnesota
© Jacen James
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This is a 396 sq. ft. shotgun log cabin tiny house by Dave Taylor. Enjoy!
As longtime fans of the New Orleans style “Shot Gun House” we chose it as our inspiration. There is considerable information on the internet about the meaning and origin of the term “Shot Gun House.” We choose this definition: “A house that has rooms and doors aligned such that one could fire a gun (shot gun) through the front door and out the back without hitting anything.”
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This is a custom-built 400 sq. ft. park model cabin built by Alabama Custom Cabins.
It features a custom deck and screened-in porch. Step inside, and you will not be disappointed!
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Their 400 Sq. Ft. Park Model Cabin by Alabama Custom Cabins
© Susie Eads
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This is the story of a father and son duo who designed and built quite an amazing transforming CNC minimalist tiny cabin.
It features two lofts and transforming, multifunctional custom designed and built furniture inside.
Daniel Yudchitz and his father, Bill, are both architects who took their love of craft, cabins and Swiss precision in architecture (e.g. Peter Zumthor) and created a CNC-cut cabin crafted to a fraction of an inch.1
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