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I wonder how towable it is. I have friends who have RVs that are much more expensive than this portable house, and the RVs are not as nice inside.
by mark_l_watson 6y ago
I wonder how towable it is. I have friends who have RVs that are much more expensive than this portable house, and the RVs are not as nice inside.
- karatestomp 6y agoWay taller, no furniture. Bet that’s a lot of why it looks so much better. RVs have low ceilings and are packed with cabinets and couches and such. This is empty.
- nradov 6y agoBased on the shape, I expect towing it in any kind of crosswind would be a total shitshow.
- c22 6y agoI recently bought a travel trailer my family is living in while we build a house. It is not as spacious inside as this thing is, but I can stand up inside it without hitting my head anywhere and I'm not a small guy. It also cost only half what this tiny house is going for. My bathroom(s) are not as nice, but that said, I have been in someone's 120k Airstream conversion that had a 3 person jacuzzi in the master bath. My trailer is prewired for solar and setting it up off-grid was easy. We talked about getting or building a tiny house on wheels instead but we settled on the travel trailer because it should be easier to resell once we've built our house. If you want to live in a tiny house and it's not just temporary it seems easier and cheaper to just build it on the dirt. I could see these houses on wheels coming in handy if you don't own your land or have other building restrictions but still plan to be there for awhile. I wouldn't imagine these would be good for frequent moves since none of the interior is designed to "batten down" and the transport could stress the (often) wood frame classical construction.
- oblongx 6y agoThere is often a minimum square footage requirement for new homes in most U.S localities. Putting the house on wheels generally skirts these restrictions.