This is The Moving House. It’s a custom converted tiny motorhome using a 2011 Mercedes Benz Sprinter 313. You can actually see how they built most of it right here on their blog.
When you go inside, you’ll notice it has a cozy space that feels a lot more like home when you compare it to most motorhomes. According to This Moving House, they can build a van for you. It takes them about 13 weeks to complete.
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A Custom Converted Tiny Motorhome
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This is a 1953 Ideal Travel Trailer.
It’s for sale and located near Tucson, Arizona.
The asking price is $15,000. It’s a 14′ trailer (16′ including the hitch).
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1953 Ideal Travel Trailer For Sale
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This is a “Pendleton Airstream” trailer: a limited edition hybrid creation by Airstream and Pendleton Woolen Mills.
They are only making 100 models, so if you want one you’ll have to snatch it up quickly! Outside, you’ll find a sleek retro aluminium facade complete with an awning and the flexibility to park wherever you want to call home. To convince you further, Airstream will donate $1,000 to the National Park Foundation for each trailer they sell!
When you go inside, you’ll find a fully off-the-grid capable home and the sharp contrast of metal and tan accents, including wooden floors, leather upholstery and wooden cabinets beneath the large sink. In 236 sq. feet, you can sleep six people: two in the bedroom, two in the convertible lounge, and another two in the convertible dining area. You can even add on solar power if you plan on traveling for a long time away from power sources. The kitchen includes a fridge, three-burner cooktop, an oven and a microwave for all your cooking needs. In the bathroom you’ll get a shower, toilet and water heater, as well as a 39-gallon fresh water tank, a grey water tank and a black water tank like a standard R.V. All with a price tag of about $114,600!
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236 Sq. Ft. Pendleton Airstream Tiny Home on Wheels
Images © Airstream
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This 5th wheel travel trailer tiny home renovation is a guest post by Laura Sauve.
My partner Chad and I sold our 1200 sq. ft. home 5 months ago to embark on new employment and a new way of living via a ‘Tiny Home’ on wheels. We are planning on building a beautiful four-season one after we’ve saved for it, but for now, we live in a 5th wheel in Ontario Canada.
Yep, we are RV’ing this winter and so far so good! Aside from that, we are THRILLED that we sold nearly everything to embark on this amazing adventure. We have felt freedom we haven’t felt in our lives, ever! We live comfortably with our two Dobermans and two cats in our 144 sq. ft., very well appointed and decorated trailer!
Tiny homes can be gorgeous, modern and spacious, I tell everyone that I’ve learned space is actually an illusion and that happiness doesn’t come in the form of ‘things’.
Happy Tiny Homebuilding to everyone, thank you for your helpful website too 🙂
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The 144 sq. ft. 5th Wheel Travel Trailer Tiny House (Before & After)
Images © Kortnie Sloat
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Hi Alex (and Tiny House Talk readers), I know you’re not really about trailers, but I thought you might like to see the “tiny house” I built a couple years ago.
The original framing was rotten, so I took it all the way down to the floorboards and built it up new, into a comfortable little traveling home. I take it on month-long trips, and may soon be moving into it for a longer period when my “big house” is sold. There is quite a community of vintage trailer folks, and next week I’m off to the big Pismo Beach Vintage Trailer Rally, where 300 of us will open up our trailers to visitors and fellow enthusiasts for the weekend.
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Man’s 100 Sq. Ft. Travel Trailer to DIY Tiny House Conversion
Images © Gary W.
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If you’re looking into the idea of tiny houses but are wondering why when you can just get an RV, travel trailer, or motorhome for less…
Well, you’re at the right place because in this post I’ll help you understand the benefits of tiny houses, motorhomes, RVs, and travel trailers. But I’m also going to share the downfalls for each side. In this post, it’s all about you, because I want to help you figure out what’s best according to YOUR needs. So pay attention real quick and watch the video below where Jason Dietz of Molecule Tiny Homes gives you some helpful insight on tiny houses.
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RVs versus Tiny Houses on Trailers
Enjoy the video with Jason and my “Pros/Cons list” on.. Tiny Houses VS. Manufactured RVs below:
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Here is an unusual off grid micro cabin trailer that’s off road ready and can even function as a luxury (and mobile) micro cabin.
It’s built by a company in St. Augustine Florida and is named the ADAK Adventure Trailer.
I’ll show you the entire travel trailer that’s ready for just about any adventure.
Plus there are two videos you’ll be able to check out on it too (one with the designer/builder too).
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ADAK Adventure Trailer: Off Road And Off Grid Ready Travel Trailer
Related: Aerodynamic Homemade Teardrop Tiny Home on Wheels: Taking Tiny Living on the Road
© ADAKTrailers.com
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Tiny motorhomes are appealing because you get better gas mileage and they’re easier to drive around in, park, and clean, right? Especially when comparing to larger motorhomes and travel trailers.
Almost everyone that I talk to that likes the idea of tiny houses loves the idea of really small campers. Unfortunately, most of these are not available in the United States. On the bright side, I think it’s very feasible to convert a minivan into something like this with a little creativity and the right tools. The pop-up feature might be the most expensive part of the project, what do you think?
This one is a Piaggio commercial vehicle converted by JC Leisure. It has a pop-up roof, pull-out bed, and a kitchen unit. There’s even a hidden port-a-potty along with some storage for your traveling needs. The great thing about a vehicle like this is that it can easily be used as a daily driver as well as an adventure traveling machine!
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Updated January 4, 2019
Tiny Motorhomes That Get Up To 30MPG!
Photo credits: JC Leisure
According to the website, this one gets over 30 miles per gallon!
Not bad, right?
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