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Tiny Houses with a Traditional Twist: Wooly Wagons


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Guest Post by the Wooly Wagons Team

Here is a concept drawing of the Wooly Wagon currently being built in our shop. Most of our work is custom designed, taking in the desires and needs of our clients. After an in-depth interview with our customer, in which we cover such things as purpose, materials and unique design features, Steve goes to work designing on the computer. This gives our client the opportunity to visualize the look of their finished product. Steve is an excellent communicator, asking questions and making suggestions until the final design fits not only our customer’s purposes but their personality as well. Also an accomplished painter, Steve brings his sense of artistry to all of our projects. Every one of our wagons is a work of art, beautiful as well as functional.

This project will be a rolling residence for famed poet and artist Kit Muldoon who intends to travel through the glorious countryside of the Western Rocky Mountains in Colorado, painting and writing in her portable studio. It can be towed with a vehicle, or as Kit tells us, will be eventually pulled by a horse or mule. Our uniquely designed cupola will provide plenty of natural light, illuminating the woodsy murals she plans to paint on the interior giving her the feeling of being connected to the outdoors, even when she’s inside.
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The special framing is made from commercial grade aluminum skinned in a lightweight species of wood, either cypress or cedar, and pine, fully insulated with a 12 volt DC solar charged battery and an AC/DC converter allowing flexibility in her power system. Kit is staying here in our tiny house Trapper’s Cabin above the pond at the ranch while we build her personalized Wooly Wagon. It is exciting to see her enthusiasm and anticipation as we go through each phase of construction.

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I am pleased to announce that Kit will be joining our team here at http://www.woolywagons.com

 

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Wherever her travels take her, she will be available to answer design questions for our Wooly Wagon customers. She will be delighted to tell you of her experiences with our company. This project has been a dream of hers for many years- we can make your dream come true, too. Kit will be in direct contact with the build shop in Indiana and the rest of our team is always available.

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Steve Auth is the founder, designer, and builder of Wooly Wagons, his wife Marilyn is the coordinator and Jill-of-all-trades, and Jim Young is our lead carpenter. Every member of our team is personable and friendly, dedicated first and foremost to our customer’s satisfaction.

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We feel that Kit will be an important asset to our team, handling preliminary inquiries pertaining to our Wooly Wagons, allowing Steve more time to devote to his passion- hands on work in the shop. We feel that this arrangement will best serve our customers- always our primary goal.

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Once your commitment to a build is finalized Steve will, of course, be available to address any and all of your concerns as well as being able to provide updates on the progress of your project.

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Contact Kit at [email protected] or visit our website at WoolyWagons.com.

Whether you are contemplating a portable studio like Kit’s, a self-contained getaway for your vacation property or rustic guest quarters for your home, our team can provide you with a Wooly Wagon custom designed with you in mind.

Thank you and God Bless,

Steve Auth

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  • Sandra
    November 10, 2012, 11:08 am

    This is very cool. Love the old fashioned wheel configuration too. So rustic looking.

  • Allison Shaw
    December 27, 2012, 10:21 am

    Kit Muldoon’s wooly-house is absolutely beautiful! I’m familiar with the basic design of the Gypsy caravan and enjoy the intricate decoration. Goodjob Steve!

  • Michael Maple
    June 22, 2022, 6:57 am

    I worked for Steve With for about 3 years. Steve will lie, steal and cheat a customer . He goes to a RV dealership for material , and cheap as to not spend money from his pocket. He will also have a 10% over ride in his contract to get additional money after the contract agreement. He is very greedy. Don’t be another unsatisfied customer. Thank you.

  • Michael Maple
    July 10, 2022, 3:18 pm

    Steve will lie, steal and cheat a customer to keep money in his pocket. He’s very greedy and watch out for the 10% over ride because he will ask for more money by that even though you have already paid for the unit in full. Steve goes to an RV outlet and installs cheap materials in your wagons and tiny homes. Steve thinks his web page is a dating site that’s how he has lost so many contract signings. He has a girlfriend of #250 that lives with him so watch out ladies. Don’t be another unhappy custom like the rest because of his greed. Careful what you wish for and. 7/10/22

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