Since more and more people are interested in living tiny, but don't want to climb a ladder, I found the home discussed in the link below, very do-able. I would not want to live in a home quite this small on a full time basis, especially with another person, but if you are single it could be made to work.
Again, this home is using all typically unused space for additional storage; under the staircase being the one that most intrigues me. (Why don't builder's do that in traditional 2-story homes?)
This home was built with a solar panel installed on the roof of the home, but accessible by way of the main loft and through the opening skylight. It has a tub (small), a composting toilet, and the tiniest bathroom sink I have ever seen.
Waring's Induction Range |
KitchenAid's Countertop Oven |
Take a few minutes to view the video where Jason Dietz, the owner/builder of Molecule Tiny Homes provides additional information about this particular home, and how he builds in general.
http://tinyhousetalk.com/molecule-tiny-homes-tour/
Check back often as I post nuggets of information as often as I find them. Sometimes that is daily, other times just weekly.
http://tinyhousetalk.com/molecule-tiny-homes-tour/
Check back often as I post nuggets of information as often as I find them. Sometimes that is daily, other times just weekly.
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