Posts Tagged ‘tiny house movement’
Tiny House Festival Australia
The Tiny House Festival Australia is back for a second year! Now bigger and better!
Read MoreTinyFest California
The fun, community-centric TinyFest California is back! This time in SoCal!
Read More3rd Annual Skoolie Swarm
All skoolies, homes on wheels, and skoolie-curious are welcome as we hang out for a weekend of skoolie fellowship.
Read MoreQuixote Village Open House
Quixote Communities is hosting an open house of their tiny home village for homeless folks in Washington state!
Read MoreLIVE w/Tiny House Expedition: Tiny House Parking Discussion
Monthly LIVE video face-to-face tiny living chat with Christian & Alexis, over drinks!
Read More4 Tips to Sharing Your Tiny House with Your Family
Do you consider tiny houses to be purely an individual or couple purchase? Many families prove that you CAN share a tiny house with kids! Here some food for thought & tips to show you how. Many of us grew up with the fantasy that the goal of life is to study hard, go to…
Read MoreTiny House Moving Day! From Prep, Pit Stops to New Parking Spot Set-up
Ever wondered what goes into a tiny house moving day? In our latest video, we share behind-the-scenes of our most recent move. Safety first, always; see how we thoroughly prepare for travel. One important to-do: grease the wheel barrings! This is needed every 6-months or approximately 15,000 miles. If not properly maintained, your trailer wheels…
Read MoreWinterizing Our Tiny House Water System – Surviving the Cold
At the beginning of October, we returned from a trip to Hawaii to find a frozen instant propane water heater—eek! Time for emergency tiny house winterizing! Fortunately, we were able to thaw it out just in time to move to a new backyard parking spot. There we did a fresh set-up of our tiny house…
Read MoreIs Building a Tiny House on Foundation Really Worth It?
Whenever a “tiny house” is mentioned, many people tend to think of one “on wheels”. Besides mobility benefits, tiny houses are built on trailers to get around stringent codes and zoning rules in some states that stipulate that buildings must meet certain standards to be deemed inhabitable. However, over the past few years, the popularity…
Read More6’7″ Man’s Peaceful Tiny House Life in Alaska
Kevin’s tiny house life in Alaska is centered around his three loves—nature, music, and teaching. He built his tall-man friendly THOW in collaboration with Bartlett High School. It is very much in the style of historic Alaskan dry cabin, but road-worthy, with a fold-down awning and removable porch. It’s 15′ tall, the max road-legal height…
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