A popular trend in the world of tiny houses on wheels is to build the home 10-feet wide. While this is over the road limit of 8-feet, 6-inches, most people don’t move their tiny homes often and obtaining a temporary oversize load permit to move the house is usually not too hard to obtain. The …
This summer the folks at Nelson Tiny Houses will be filming a how-to series that will show owner builders how to build their own tiny homes. Soon they’ll launch a KickStarter for those who want early access to the how-to video series – and for those who just love their work. Speaking of their work, take …
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Seth Reidy of Nelson Tiny Houses walks through our second V House, affectionately known as “V2″.” – Nelson Tiny Houses via Nelson Tiny Houses V2 Tiny Tour – YouTube.
The first priority for our first week of building was establishing a temporary support structure. We are building this V House (which we have given the slightly clinical term-of-endearment “V2”) on a wooden subfloor resting on top of some massive tree stumps. Once the building is done and we are ready to move V2 to …
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This tiny house is adorable and efficient. It will work well either as a backyard office or writing studio separate from the house, or as a home for one person who wants to live small.” – Nelson Tiny Houses See more of the “V” house by Nelson Tiny Houses.
