Full framing plans for Ana White’s Open Concept Rustic Modern Tiny House. Includes sketchup file with layers and scenes for each step, easy to modify to fit your trailer. Video Tour below, more information and sources here: http://www.ana-white.com/2017/01/open-concept-rustic-modern-tiny-house-photo-tour-and-sources
Built on a 24′ long, 8-1/2′ wide trailer with wheel wells. Can be easily modified to different size trailers with included Sketchup File.
Chris Kleisinger
Hi again, Ana. Sorry, I saw the price.
Best design & use of space I’ve seen yet! I’m really not into small living for myself but maybe someday…… Too many kids & animals!
Thank you!
Does plans include electric and water hookup diagrams?
No, the plans do not include electric or water hookup but we did film the entire process and you can find the videos and details here: http://www.ana-white.com/2017/01/open-concept-rustic-modern-tiny-house-photo-tour-and-sources
Wow, just came across the video of this home on YouTube and it’s completely amazing! Probably the single best piece of design work I’ve ever seen. I live in a 400 square foot house (non-mobile), so I really appreciate all of the convertible furniture ideas and solutions. Incredible!!
Thank you!
Oh how I would love to move into this amazing home tomorrow, but we have a huge old house packed with a lifetimes collection. Even National geographic since before the war. 🙁 I do not even know where to start to be honest. We have to sell so it is perhaps possible in a year or so. My husband thinks it is too wide and would not be allowed in Europe. Is this true? I also wanted to know what the height is, and what would pull it on the road ?!? Have you travelled with it yet?
I love the huge window, and the bed was brilliant. I would hesitate at using the stool to get into the bed, as with my luck it would roll away. I did see advertised recently a toilet that was hidden by a basin which was interesting when it comes to space saving.
I am looking down at my 26 year old cat, 2 others, plus a tiny wind hound Italian whippet, and lastly a wolfhound of 80 kilos 🙂 The latter is ruled by the 4 kilos of whippet, also she is scared of storms and always tries to creep onto our bed. After the third leg gets on the bed you cannot help but notice her !!!
We are serious, my husband is sick of stairs, and we will have to move, only right now we have no idea what will happen as regards Brexit. Crazy, I am Scottish and really hope they do not want to be independant if it does go ahead. Billions of money spent on what ! What a world.
I wish you both all the very best with your plans you really are so talented.
Thanks,
Fran.
Hi Ana
I was wondering if your plans come with a material list?
Dear Ana,
what a great plan and I cannot believe your creativity in coming up with all of these super clever ideas.
Quick question though: Where is the heating coming from in this one?
Thanks and have a great day!
Jenny
Hi Jenny, thank you!
The heater is a toyo stove, the smallest model. It works great even for our Alaska climate.
how much does it weight ?
We aren’t really sure – my husband estimates less than his skidsteer (about 10K) – the triple pane windows we used were very heavy but not necessary in a different climate.
Just wondering what exactly was used to make the lift for the bed, the tracks specifically.
We used heavy duty sliding garage door hardware, it’s built by National Hardware and available at most farm supply stores or rural hardware stores.
Ana, Amazing design!
I love it and am currently checking with local building department about legality of placing this on my property.
One question: Did you do build videos for this THOW like you did for your first one? If so, I’d appreciate a link, because I cannot find this videos, except for your excellent tour video.
Thank you very much.
Thank you! We did not do separate videos on the build because it is so similar to the one we did provide videos for. We only really videoed the final projects and the walk through. Hope this helps!
I thought the plans for this home were available for free
What was the final cost for the entire project?
Hi there,
I’m looking at making a larger tiny house of about 12’x34’, would you advise using your plans and altering them with the sketch up file? Or better for me to just start from the ground up, also I would be new to the sketch up program. Thank you!