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Tumbleweed Fencl Tiny House Tour: A 130 Sq Ft DIY Build

This Tumbleweed Fencl tiny house, built by a young married couple named Collin and Joanna, showcases what’s possible with the popular 130 square foot floor plan. Their DIY build demonstrates how much living space you can fit into a tiny house on wheels.

About the Tumbleweed Fencl

The Fencl is one of Tumbleweed’s classic tiny house designs, built on a dual axle trailer. At 130 square feet with an upstairs sleeping loft, it’s become a popular choice for couples looking to build their own tiny home.

What Fits in 130 Square Feet

Collin and Joanna’s build proves you can fit more than you’d expect into a Fencl:

  • Two lounge chairs
  • Fireplace
  • Pull-out couch (doubles as guest sleeping)
  • Full-sized shower
  • Complete kitchen
  • Storage loft
  • Plenty of shelving
  • Two wardrobe closets
  • Sleeping loft with additional storage

Kitchen Design

One standout feature of this build is the kitchen. The design maximizes counter space and storage while maintaining an open feel.

Tumbleweed Fencl Kitchen Design

Natural Light

The Fencl design incorporates plenty of windows throughout, allowing natural light to fill the space and making the interior feel larger than its footprint suggests.

Video Tour

Key Takeaways from This Build

This Fencl build offers several lessons for aspiring tiny house builders:

  • Guest accommodations: A pull-out couch means you can host overnight visitors
  • Full bathroom: You don’t have to sacrifice a proper shower in a tiny house
  • Dual-purpose spaces: The lounge area converts for different uses
  • Vertical storage: Multiple lofts maximize the vertical space
  • Cozy features: A fireplace adds warmth and ambiance without taking much floor space

The Fencl Floor Plan

The Fencl remains one of the most replicated tiny house designs in the movement. Its efficient use of space and proven layout make it an excellent choice for first-time builders who want a tested design.

This build shows how a well-executed Fencl can become a comfortable full-time home for a couple. What features would be must-haves in your tiny house? Share in the comments!

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Alex

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.
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