The E-den is a teardrop-shaped glamping cabin by Timber Tradesmen featuring a king-size bunk bed, ceiling window for light and ventilation, covered front porch, and integrated BBQ setup. Fully insulated with double-glazed windows, the unit measures 11 by 6’9″ interior (14 by 8 feet exterior) and is marketed to property owners as rental accommodations for campers.
Design Details
- Name: E-den
- Builder: Timber Tradesmen
- Interior: 11′ x 6’9″ x 6’9″ high
- Exterior: 14′ x 8′ x 9′ high
- Deck: 14′ x 7′
- Sleeping: King-size bunk bed
- Features: Ceiling window, storage, covered porch, ventilated BBQ area
- Construction: Fully insulated, double-glazed windows
- Market: Property owners for rental use
E-den Exterior View
Images via Timber Tradesmen
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Pat Hennebery of Cobworks built two generations of teardrop trailers for family travel to Baja, Mexico. The original Baja Bullet weighed 850 pounds and featured a queen bed, small bunk, and exterior galley kitchen. The larger Baja Bullet II, built on a 16-foot tandem axle trailer, added bunk beds, walk-in galley, stainless steel exterior, and cedar siding milled from logs on his own property.
Build Details
- Builder: Pat Hennebery (Cobworks)
- Location: Mayne Island, British Columbia, Canada
- Original Budget: $1,500 (first trailer)
- Baja Bullet I: 850 pounds, queen bed, exterior galley
- Baja Bullet II: 16′ tandem axle, 4500 pounds, walk-in galley
- Construction: Plywood sides, tongue-and-groove spruce roof, stainless steel and cedar exterior
- Lumber: Milled on portable bandsaw from property logs
Family with Baja Bullet Teardrop
Images via Pat Hennebery/Cobworks
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