This is a walk-through of a tiny house I've been working on for some time. The plans will be available soon and will cost .99 at TinyHouseDesign.com.
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This is a walk-through of a tiny house I've been working on for some time. The plans will be available soon and will cost .99 at TinyHouseDesign.com.
@vilissin sketchup is used for the drawing. screenflow is used for the video capture
hi, could you please tell me which computer program did you use in this video. thank you
Will you be including a materials list with the plans? This is wonderful, btw. Kudo’s. Please post asap when these plans will be available! Thank you.
Me and my wife love this design and we were wondering when we could get some plans.
Hi Michael. What did you have in mind for that tiny space w/ its own exterior door? Hot water heater, furnace and electric panel? Batteries and equipment for solar power? Just curious. Good video.
how much do these tiny houses cost?
very goog
I see a back door, but when I see the interior, it’s the sink. Do you sell your plans?
what program is that ?
how do you hook up the water lines/electric?
Not slate, but shingles or metal would be perfectly safe on this roof. I like this design, It is spacious, more so than an A-Frame, since it has the 4″ walls on the second floor. Nice design!
as for the short walls leaning out, this is possible only if the walls spread out where the rafters sit on them. This can happen only if the gussets on the peak of the rafters does not hold. This is pretty improbable. The gussets are probably 3/8″ or 1/2 plywood, and they should be glues and, either stapled with 2″ long staples, or screwed with 2″ screws. Staples are my choice, with “Liquid Nails” in the caulking tubes for glue. Now, you don’t want to put slate tile on this roof, but,
I think people are asking about the simple roof framing, wondering if it is strong enough. The roof is on a 12″ and 12″ pitch, (the steeper, the better, for the strength) and it looks like he has about 24″ of height on the plywood gussets conntecting the rafters together at the peak. The rafters are only about 8 feet long, VERY STRONG at this legnth. The only possible problem that could develop is the “leaning out” of the short walls that the rafters are sitting on. THIS ROOF IS STRONG ! ! !
@SeverEnergia I’m still learning a lot about framed housing but would a SIP panel not be to thick to clad onto a timber frame? As I understand a SIP panel would replace a framed skeleton, as it’s got it’s own internal skeleton and is already cladded. I live in South Africa and framed housing is still a very new idea to us, so I’m open to learn new things – it might sound like a simple thing to you but I might never have heard of it, so I’d love to learn more!
@agthorpe SIP panels would fix that right?
this is ideal nowadays., thanks for posting!!!
Great job on showing how these homes go together BTW thank you for a great video
These homes look so cool. i think some day I will have one it will have to accommodate Arrow my dog Nibbie my Guinea pig and of course me
i like this. any plans available?
I work with steel frames and noticed that there’s no bracing in this timber frames…does the cladding give enough bracing to the structure?
now i don’t see the point in making mansions when you get all you need in a 12×24 space
That house looks awesome.
very nice thank you
Do you recommond sub-floor or slab? Where can i get a detail plan of this great little house.
this is really neat!