…a comprehensive photo book for the Tiny Project! This book includes 62 pages of photos, almost 200 images in total. It covers the entire construction process, from start to finish…” – Alek
Available in both a PDF version and a printed version from Blurb.com. Learn how to order this book at The Tiny Project.
Plans include almost 40 pages of detailed diagrams and images, allowing you to build to the same specifications as the original Tiny Project house… learn more about these tiny house plans…” – The Tiny Project
Now that I’ve lived in the tiny house for almost two months, I plan to begin posting reviews of the many appliances and products I chose to furnish our house with.
One of my favorite things about my tiny house is our great little propane stove and oven. Many, many people have asked for details about what model it is and where to get it. So let’s get that done right off the bat!” – Alek
Continues… Read Alek’s review at The Tiny Project…
Alek and Anjali have finally arrived in California, and recap the highs and lows of their travel adventure. Along the way, somewhere in the southwest, the most unusual event occurred. They were passed by a Tumbleweed Tiny House.
We were passed by a Tumbleweed home somewhere in New Mexico or Arizona. Totally crazy event and so happy Ani was quick enough with the phone-cam to capture it!” – The Tiny Project
Someday this might be a more common sight, but today, a rarity. Read about their entire tiny house move here…
All the metal wall panels are now in place, along with the various “C” and “Z” flashings needed around windows and the vertical and horizontal edges of the metal. On each long wall of the house, 8 of the 20 feet is covered with a vertical band of metal roofing material in order to break up what I think would be too much cedar monotony without.
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