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Tiny House How-To

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Ever wonder how to build a coop, choose insulation, or start a garden?

 

How-To live in a Tiny House

How-To sandblast a trailer

How-To determine trailer weight for your Tiny House

How-To choose windows for your Tiny House

How-To stock a minimalist kitchen

How-To find and use reclaimed materials in your Tiny House

How-To decorate your Tiny House

How-To anchor down your Tiny House

How-To determine the electric load of your house

How-To plumb a Tiny House

How-To pour a concrete slab

How-To draw up blueprints for your Tiny House

How-To install windows in your Tiny House

How-To install trailer lights for your Tiny House

How-To make your Tiny House safe 

How-To paint your tiny house with eco-friendly paint

How-To install radiant barrier

 

…and more being added weekly!

 

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  • Fawn

    I would love to see pics … :-)

    • anotherkindofdrew

      All pics are visible on our Flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewodom/

  • Kevin

    Love to see the How-To stuff.  Keep up the great work.

  • Hensinthehouse

    Great site! We’re working on our tiny home. I have not seen any roof vents on these. Maybe I just havn’t looked hard enough… How is the plumbing for sinks, showers and toilet vented?

    • http://www.tinyrevolution.us/ anotherkindofdrew

      Roof ventilation is typically not necessary, per se, because most tiny houses have open roofing with exposed beams. There is no real place for condensation to accumulate. As for plumbing, it truly depends on what kind of plumbing is being used. If an incinerator or composting toilet is used, some of them are ventless. Toilets and sinks are 80% of the time using grey water systems like RVs so the venting and accumulation is done in tanks or containers. Feel free to email me with any specific questions.