THE MAKING OF A TINY A-FRAME CABIN BUILT IN 3 WEEKS WITH $700
Thank you for tuning back in, last week’s post was very bitter sweet, where we reminisced about the three weeks of construction of a tiny A-frame. Again, we came across this design online, which was built by a construction company following the plans of one of superstars of the tiny houses revolution – Derek “Deek” Diedricksen. After having had a few projects under our belts, this A-frame looked simple enough and with only 80 square feet to work with, we knew it wouldnt take too long.
The total came to 3 weeks of almost daily work and about $700 in materials (while the other company spent around $1200, we were lucky to have used and upcycled a lot of the windows, boards, nails, roofing, etc that we had lying around from other projects). It always helps to have a storage place to keep some left over junk and on 20 acres we’ve got plenty of space! Also, a lot of the cost was spent on the solar panel, even though their cost has come down significantly in the past couple of years.
We couldn’t be more prouder of the final result and hope friends and family get a chance to enjoy watching the stars from the inside of the cabin at night while they sip on some of Garrett’s home made brew.
Images Via Tiny House Talk
http://tinyhousetalk.com/700-micro-a-frame-cabin-built-in-3-weeks/#more-69426
http://www.allaponomareva.com/the-making-of-a-tiny-a-frame-cabin-part-2/
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Thank you for tuning back in, last week’s post was very bitter sweet, where we reminisced about the three weeks of construction of a tiny A-frame. Again, we came across this design online, which was built by a construction company following the plans of one of superstars of the tiny houses revolution – Derek “Deek” Diedricksen. After having had a few projects under our belts, this A-frame looked simple enough and with only 80 square feet to work with, we knew it wouldnt take too long.
The total came to 3 weeks of almost daily work and about $700 in materials (while the other company spent around $1200, we were lucky to have used and upcycled a lot of the windows, boards, nails, roofing, etc that we had lying around from other projects). It always helps to have a storage place to keep some left over junk and on 20 acres we’ve got plenty of space! Also, a lot of the cost was spent on the solar panel, even though their cost has come down significantly in the past couple of years.
We couldn’t be more prouder of the final result and hope friends and family get a chance to enjoy watching the stars from the inside of the cabin at night while they sip on some of Garrett’s home made brew.
Images Via Tiny House Talk
http://tinyhousetalk.com/700-micro-a-frame-cabin-built-in-3-weeks/#more-69426
http://www.allaponomareva.com/the-making-of-a-tiny-a-frame-cabin-part-2/
More Videos: https://goo.gl/ZL5ANK
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