Tiny House on a Trailer
Hi everyone,
My tiny house is up for sale!
My girl is 7.2m long, 2.4m wide, and 3.6m from the ground to the highest point. She's completely weather proof and has a warrant of fitness and registration. Its a shell on the inside- a nice wee project for someone with time and 15-20k to complete her. The ply you see on the floor is for the ceiling. Some other materials included is a bathroom vanity, a toilet seat and diverter (to make your own composting toilet), 'Earthwool' ceiling and wall insulation, and 10 flushboxes for the wiring stage.
The aluminium joinery is new and single-glazed, made by Contour. The bathroom window is frosted, the kitchen window is bi-fold, and the doors open to the outside of the house.
Located in Moutere, Tasman.
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