This is the Tradition Tiny House on Wheels by ESCAPE TRAVELER.
Please enjoy the tour, learn more about the Tradition, and share your thoughts about it with us in the comments below. Thanks!
The Tradition Tiny House on Wheels
Tradition has all the ingredients that many people love. The huge sleeping loft with optional dormers, great kitchen plus lots of storage, entry on the end with an optional deck you actually can use plus all the great features and options that are the hallmarks of ESCAPE. Plus a great price! You can choose either white classic style single hung windows or brown contemporary picture and casement windows. You can have a large entry deck or small, an extra sleeping loft, even a staircase to the second floor if you like. Meet the Tradition.
Video Tour of The Tradition Tiny House
Highlights
- Big rear entry deck option (5′ x 8’…you can actually sit on it, not just decor…& can have a railing or not)
- Huge sleeping loft with optional staircase (ceiling is 48″ high and because of dormers is same height all the way across)
- Fold flat couch with storage
- Flip dining table
- Full kitchen (I love the stove and big frig)
- Huge closet
- Optional W/D
- Full bath with walk-in shower
- Pricing starts at $53,000
- We also now have instant financing…you can fill out order form and financing form right online
Learn more: http://www.escapetraveler.net/tradition-model
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Alex
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Interior photos don’t match exterior photos. Wondering if there is a real difference between what the outside reveals and what is shown as the inside. For instance, photos inside of the two lofts do not show any windows in the dormer area yet the outside photos show windows.
Uhm… yes, the photos match.
The end window in the storage loft over the main door is not a window – it’s decorative. There would be little point to a real window there as that loft is at least five feet deep (the full length of the porch) and has no dormer, so light would barely make it into the house from a window there.
The main sleeping loft (under the dormers) clearly show the dormer windows from the inside – two windows on each side of the loft.
Everything that I see inside matches corresponding features outside. It’s a very nice, very simple design. Add the stairs instead of the ladder to the main loft, and it would be quite useable.
Heads up for persons in Oregon… the Legislature here is working on a law that will ban RV/Tiny Homes from having wood lap siding. Just talked to an inspector yesterday in Salem about it…so sad. check with the building code department before you build. Do your due diligence. It could cost you a lot if you don’t.
🙁 Why? That’s awful.
Haha! Well.
Really, this is a nice looking home with storage and space for a family! Love the closet!
Same 🙂
Natalie, not sure why.? Maybe because they are not getting the revenue from the building of these homes & they are quite popular.
P.S. didn’t mean to report your previous comment tapped the wrong link in my phone. ☺️
Interesting…Maybe it’s because they think parts of the siding will fly off on the highway.
I love the stuff these folks build…..!
Everything about this home screams WARMTH.
And warmth is so important 🙂
N-I-C-E!
How much do these weigh when empty?
The good news:
You can buy shell kits from Lampert Lumber:
https://www.lampertlumber.com/tiny-homes-kit/
The bad news:
This house is 8’6″ wide from corner board to corner board. The gables hang over. So it is not road width legal. Escape’s first houses were boxy and so they designed/procured 8’6″ wide trailers. Then they added gable houses and didn’t get narrower trailers.