It’s a really enjoyable video to watch because there are no words, but you can hear all of the beautiful sounds of construction with no power tools, and while watching you start picking up a lot of what it takes to build a cabin. It’s pretty awesome. Hope you enjoy.🙏🔨
This is the story of how three used 20-foot shipping containers were turned into an epic waterfront off-grid tiny cabin in Portugal.
David from T-Rex Eco Container is an IT person with a passion for surfing. He wanted to create the perfect surf getaway for himself… So he built this incredible off-grid cabin in Portugal using three used 20-foot shipping containers.
This is a 216 sq. ft. tiny house with an elevator king bed that stores into the ceiling when you’re not using it.
It was built in 2017 and is currently located near Austin, Texas. The tiny house was built using structural insulated panels (SIPs) and is currently for sale for $49,999 according to Tiny Home Builders.
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12ft by 16ft SIP Construction Tiny House with an Elevator King Bed For Sale for $49,999
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.
This is a tiny house built with reclaimed cedar in Marrowstone Island, Washington.
It’s located just down the road from east beach county park and is available as a vacation rental that you can book using Airbnb.
The tiny house is 240 sq. ft. with two sleeping lofts, a full kitchen, and bathroom with composting toilet. Take the tour below and let us know what you think in the comments. Thanks!
Reclaimed Cedar Tiny House Vacation on Marrowstone Island
This is the story of a man who recycled a Boeing 727 commercial airplane into his very own mortgage-free home.
It may not be tiny, but it’s 100% recycled, making it a very green home! Have you ever considered the option of living in a recycled airliner? Probably not, but here is someone who not only thought it but did it!
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.
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!
