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′.
Rancho Cotage High School students have built an amazing solar-powered off-grid tiny house on wheels. It’s the 98 sq. ft. off grid mobile micro cabin on wheels appropriately named The Independence. (Update: Now SOLD)
You can use it as a backyard micro guest house, an office space, or as temporary housing while you build a larger cabin on your land. In fact, if you did own it, what would you use it for? Full-time living? Vacation cabin? Just curious… Let us know in the comments. I’ll tell you what I’d do with it below.
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See the rest of this student-built off-grid micro home and see how you might still be able to own it (it might still be available for sale) below:
