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This is the Firebird Tiny House on Wheels built by Eric Bohne (of Alter Areas) using mostly recycled materials with the help of his family (Roxanne, Audrey, Bella, Bunny and Kasper).
It’s a steel-framed tiny house built on a 17’x8′ trailer bed which was purchased for $1,000. Previously, the trailer was part of a concession stand which caught fire and burned down (hence the name, The Firebird). Today it’s being used as the foundation for this awesome micro home that you can rent a stay in if you’re ever in the Portland, Oregon area so it makes a great addition to our tiny house vacations category.
Inside you’ll find a wonderful kitchen, dining area, cozy living area, comfy sleeping loft, and a full bathroom. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
The Firebird Tiny House on Wheels
Images © Firebirdtinyhouse.com
Images © Firebirdtinyhouse.com
Learn more: http://www.firebirdtinyhouse.com/
Video Tour: Firebird Tiny House on Wheels
Resources
- The Build (Construction Information and Photos)
- The Story Behind the Build
- Features of the House
- Spend a Night Here (it’s in Portland, OR)
Our big thanks to Eric Bohne of Alter Areas LLC for sharing!
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