This steel-frame tiny house in Palmetto, Florida was built in 2017 and features all kinds of luxuries, including a rock-climbing wall on the back of the THOW!
The home is 28.5 feet long with two lofts: one (the master) has a lower platform so you can stand upright and get dressed — a very nice feature that’s often overlooked in tiny house loft design.
The kitchen has a deep farmhouse sink and a large refrigerator, and the bathroom features a full-sized walk-in shower. This craftsman-style build demonstrates what’s achievable when quality materials meet smart tiny house design.
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28.5-Ft Steel-Frame THOW in Florida
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There’s a smaller storage loft on one side.
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The kitchen has a fantastic deep sink!
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Induction cooktop with range hood microwave.
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Giant fridge/freezer with lots of space.
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Large walk-in shower and flush toilet.
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Washer/dryer combo unit.
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You can stand in the main loft!
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Parked at an RV park in Florida.
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Highlights:
- Steel frame construction
- Craftsman style
- 28.5′ x 8′
- Climbing wall on back (removable)
- Built in 2017
- Outdoor shower
- 50 amp electric
- Outside water spigot and electric outlets
- Outside storage compartment
- Metal roof
- Hurricane windows
- Toto toilet
- LG washer/dryer
- Large walk-in tile shower with glass doors
- Upgraded butcher block counter tops (kitchen and bath)
- Upgraded Fisher & Paykel refrigerator and two-burner induction stove top with vent
- Built-in microwave
- Farmhouse kitchen sink
- Plenty of handmade cabinets and storage
- Mini split air plus two additional wall heaters
- Vinyl flooring
- Cedar and wood throughout
- Two lofts
- Main loft has plenty of ceiling height
- Bedroom has six large steps with handrail
- Cedar bedroom closet with clothing rod and shelves
- Smaller loft accessed with ladder
- Plenty of space in the living room for TV, chairs, etc.
- Upgraded window shades
Key Takeaways for Your Tiny House Build:
- A steel frame adds durability and is a smart choice for humid or coastal climates like Florida
- Dual lofts maximize vertical space — one for sleeping, one for storage
- Stand-up loft height makes daily routines much easier and is worth the extra build cost
- A removable rock-climbing wall is a creative way to add recreation without permanent structural changes
- Hurricane-rated windows and 50-amp electric are practical choices for full-time THOW living
- Craftsman-style finishes like cedar, butcher block, and handmade cabinets add character without adding much weight
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They had me at giant fridge. LOL.
Haha right? I like grocery shopping as little as possible.
Awesome! And a bedroom loft that you can stand in! Swoon. They put a lot of goodies in this one. That closet is great. I bet it smells wonderful too. The fridge, sweet! I don’t have use for a climbing wall but the grand kids might like it if you can tare them away from their cell phones.