This is the Driftless 20 tiny house shell that’s for sale near Madison, Wisconsin.
The builder is asking $35,000 for the shell and other materials listed below.
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Images via Craigslist
This is a 1o’ by 12′ tiny cabin built entirely out of recycled pallets.
Dan Gieski built the house on Potato Lake in Wisconsin.
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Images © Dan Gieski
This tiny cabin built by father and son for sale is a guest post by Henry Marmol
My son Nick and I built a semi tiny cabin in Wisconsin which can be used as a park model style home or can be placed on private land. The cabin is 14 x 20 with a loft space. This home is not on wheels so ideally it would be moved only once in order to keep costs down.
During the time we spent building the cabin we really became aware of the tiny house movement and it inspired us to build something small but with normal framing that is built to last and hold its value much like a regular home so that it can also be a long time investment that will increase in value and not decrease in value as most park models or trailer homes do.
Images © Henry Marmol
I wanted to share the interview with Dan Dobrowolski, a tiny home builder and creator of the ESCAPE cabin in Wisconsin.
For him it all started because he was building the units for a resort that he owns and operates called Canoe Bay near Chetek, Wisconsin.
But now he’s glad to be serving people who want to downsize and live in smaller homes that are a little more spacious than tiny houses even though that wasn’t the original intention.
His units are right around 400 square feet. They’re designed and built on wheels (as park models) so you can take them anywhere.
Image: KSTP
Enjoy the video tour/interview below:
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I had to share this story with you on a couple who has been living simply in a tiny house for the last six months and counting.
Christopher Derek and Betty Ybarra have been living in this micro cabin since December 2013. And it’s all of just 98 sq. ft.
The formerly homeless couple now have a solid roof over their heads. They park on the street and are required to move every two days to be compliant with city laws.
