This is a non-electric bed lift that was built for a stealthy cargo trailer to tiny house conversion.
This bed-to-ceiling system could also work for van conversions, tiny homes, and in other small spaces to create more multi-functional space. What do you think?
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Images via Brian Rogers/YouTube
This is Thomasin’s stealthy cargo trailer tiny house.
It’s basically a tiny house on wheels disguised as a cargo trailer.
What do you think?
Meet Gabriel and Debbie Mayes and their four kids. They are a family of six living full time in their 40 ft converted school bus.
For the past year, they have traveled across the country and most recently landed on the coast of Northern California for the time being.
Below you can check out their awesome skoolie journey. Enjoy!
Images via The Mayes Team
This is the story of Captain Colby’s Cruising Caravan. He built an inexpensive tiny home on a used boat trailer using mostly reclaimed materials.
Colby was able to build a low-cost tiny home with no debt, no building plans, mainly just by using creative ideas of his own that he picked up from years in the boating industry. Best of all, he didn’t have to break the bank to get it done. According to Colby’s Facebook, he spent $6,986.17 to build it but plans to spend a little more on improvements over time.
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Images © Leanne Stephens of Tiny Houses and Beyond
This is a family of four’s 16ft tiny home on wheels.
It’s the tiny house story of a husband and wife, their two kids (ages six and eight), and their two dogs.
They built their tiny home on wheels using as many reclaimed materials as they could find and are now preparing to go on their first journey with it from Ohio to Colorado to visit and stay with their friends for a month.
Images © Margo Puffenberger
This is a 10ft wide by 29ft long tiny home on wheels that’s for sale currently located in the Maryland/Pennsylvania area.
If you include the eaves, the house is actually 12ft wide. Inside, it offers about 275 sq. ft. of space plus an additional 150 sq. ft. of loft space.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
Images © Austin Eschenwald
This is the story of a couple who built a $500 micro camper in the woods on their own land in Northwestern Wisconsin.
Would you ever consider building a micro cabin like this?
If so, would you want to build it on land or on a trailer so you can tow it wherever you like and travel with it?
Images © Alsono Sierralta
This is a 2016 Ford Transit Connect Camper Van Conversion.
The seller’s grandpa bought the van and converted it shortly after his wife passed away. He used it to travel with his dog. Now his grandson is helping him sell it because he recently built a house and no longer uses it. Take the full tour, learn more about it below, and let us know what you think of it in the comments. Would you travel around the country in a vehicle like this?
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Images © Sam Gullett
This is the story of Rob’s $10k tiny home. Amazingly, he built it in just one week’s time!
So here’s a quick interview with him on how he did it, why he did it, and what it’s like.
Please enjoy and let us know what you think in the comments. Thanks!
