Two 22-Foot Tiny Houses on Wheels PERMANENTLY Joined Together to Make a Bigger Tiny Home – Built by Molecule Tiny Homes 001a
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Two Tiny Houses on Wheels Joined Together

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These are two tiny houses on wheels joined together to make one (larger) tiny house! Well, technically, they’re semi-permanently attached. The design allows for detachment, but it looks permanent, doesn’t it?

This is pretty cool because I’ve never really seen it done before, although I would probably prefer to keep the units separate but adjoined by a deck instead, kind of like this one (also built by Molecule Tiny Homes). How about you? What do you think of this design idea?

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Two Tiny Houses on Wheels PERMANENTLY Joined Together to Make a Bigger Tiny Home – Built by Molecule Tiny Homes

Images © Molecule Tiny Homes


Pretty interesting concept, right? Here is the kitchen area, along with bathroom, and laundry center.

Two 22-Foot Tiny Houses on Wheels PERMANENTLY Joined Together to Make a Bigger Tiny Home – Built by Molecule Tiny Homes

They are two 8′ x 22′ tiny houses on wheels joined together.

Two 22-Foot Tiny Houses on Wheels PERMANENTLY Joined Together to Make a Bigger Tiny Home – Built by Molecule Tiny Homes

French doors and custom kitchen…

Two 22-Foot Tiny Houses on Wheels PERMANENTLY Joined Together to Make a Bigger Tiny Home – Built by Molecule Tiny Homes

Full-size classic tub in the bathroom…

Two 22-Foot Tiny Houses on Wheels PERMANENTLY Joined Together to Make a Bigger Tiny Home – Built by Molecule Tiny Homes

Built in storage and vanity. Sliding door entry.

Two 22-Foot Tiny Houses on Wheels PERMANENTLY Joined Together to Make a Bigger Tiny Home – Built by Molecule Tiny Homes

Custom composting toilet.

Two 22-Foot Tiny Houses on Wheels PERMANENTLY Joined Together to Make a Bigger Tiny Home – Built by Molecule Tiny Homes

Very nice french doors.

Two 22-Foot Tiny Houses on Wheels PERMANENTLY Joined Together to Make a Bigger Tiny Home – Built by Molecule Tiny Homes

French doors to the bedroom. Full walk in closet. Mini split AC.

Two 22-Foot Tiny Houses on Wheels PERMANENTLY Joined Together to Make a Bigger Tiny Home – Built by Molecule Tiny Homes

What do you think of this idea?

Two 22-Foot Tiny Houses on Wheels PERMANENTLY Joined Together to Make a Bigger Tiny Home – Built by Molecule Tiny Homes

Mini split AC.

Two 22-Foot Tiny Houses on Wheels PERMANENTLY Joined Together to Make a Bigger Tiny Home – Built by Molecule Tiny Homes

Images © Molecule Tiny Homes

Two 22-Foot Tiny Homes Joined Together to Make One Big Tiny House!

This is two 8′ x 22′ trailers joined together, to make one big tiny house! This home features French doors, washer dryer, custom appliances, full walk in closet, french doors off of the bedroom, mini AC split, and a full size soaking tub! Email us for more information, or to schedule your own custom build today! moleculehomes@gmail.com

Sources

  1. http://moleculetinyhomes.blogspot.com/2019/02/new-house-this-is-two-8-x-22-trailers.html
  2. http://moleculetinyhomes.blogspot.com

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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.

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