Tiny House with Rock Climbing Siding!

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This is a tiny house located in the Netherlands with rock climbing siding.

It belongs to Elke Rabé and is featured on his Facebook page called MY THELS.

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When A Rock Climber Builds A Tiny House… 🙂

Tiny House with Rock Climbing Siding


It could be fun to be able to climb into your own tiny house. Getting into the loft through the window!

Tiny House with Rock Climbing Siding

After you’re done playing Spiderman in real life, you can rest in bed.

Tiny House with Rock Climbing Siding

The bathroom features a barn sliding door. Pretty interesting way to do it!

Tiny House with Rock Climbing Siding

There’s a skylight in the loft so you can enjoy the stars at night. That’s always an appreciated feature in a loft, I would say.

Tiny House with Rock Climbing Siding

Creative storage for the win!

Tiny House with Rock Climbing Siding

The exposed copper pipes are decorative and useful.

Tiny House with Rock Climbing Siding

The kitchen window placement is great, with a door, and skylight above.

Tiny House with Rock Climbing Siding

Highlights

  • Kitchen
  • Bathroom with shower/sink combination
  • Rock climbing wall
  • Loft
  • Recycled materials

Quote

I designed my own tiny house; a small house on wheels. Because I find a home more important than the house, I would rather call it MY Tiny HomE.1

Sources

  1. https://www.facebook.com/MYTHELS/

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

9 comments

  1. what a fun expression of the individual’s passion and sense of fun. i like the end stairs to the floating loft (he climbs, and likes open heights, i presume), using the endwall for steps instead clogging up a sidewall.

    i would have liked a better photo of the bathroom, and sink/shower design, oh, well, it wasn’t designed for me.

    1. For most people, I’d recommend putting a ladder there… Emergency egress point is great but most neglect to think how they will get down to the ground as that’s around a near ten foot drop and not everyone will be parking over soft ground…

      Besides, unless you have a skylight it can pay to also have a way to reach the roof for various reasons… Like if you have solar panels, seasonal cleaning of rain gutters, etc.

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