Building the Tumbleweed WeeBee
Jay Shafer of Tumbleweed Tiny House Company is a designer specializing in sustainable architecture and urban planning.
He is known as the guru of tiny houses and has a real following growing around the country. Jay was recently featured on the Oprah Show.
I live about 20 miles from where Jay is located and hope to tour his tiny house pictured above in the near future.
Jay has many designs to choose from and all geared toward the tiny house market. These homes are stick built or the conventional style building that most of us are used to. Mark Terrano’s recently completed the tiny home pictured below based off of one of Jay Shafer’s plans.
Below is a short movie of the construction of a WeeBee house from one of Jay Safer’s plans.
For more information on how you can get his plans and build one yourself or have him build one for you, go to his site at: Tumbleweed Tiny House Company
WeeBee Construction
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[...] Habitaflex is another tiny home on wheels. Along the lines of the Tumbleweed Tiny House and the Martin House-To-Go. The Habitaflex expands or folds into a much larger living space yet [...]
I just found your blog, which is fascinating. Flipping through the archives I don’t find anything pertaining to the MadHousers, who build tiny shelters for the homeless.
I think you’ll find the construction and development pages of interest.
http://www.madhousers.org
Hi Dave,
Thanks for sharing that site. The construction of a simple shelter is great and I think I will do a post on it in the near future.
Kent
[...] Log Rv’s are an alternative for our Canadian neighbors who are interested in owning a Tumbleweed or Tortoise Shell Home but can’t afford to have them shipped to Eastern Canada. Built in Ford [...]
[...] Log Rv’s are an alternative for our Canadian neighbors who are interested in owning a Tumbleweed or Tortoise Shell Home but can’t afford to have them shipped to Eastern Canada. Built in Ford [...]
I can’t enough of these, very cool!
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