Save Thousands on Your Micro House Project
Kevin Coy recently sent me a video on how to save thousands on your micro house project. In the video Kevin explains that buy buying a used RV, for a small sum, and then removing the important internals such as: heating, air conditioning, kitchen appliances, propane bottles, shower, toilet, and hot water heater can save you a ton of money. Keep in mind, it is important that you are careful when removing these items, but think of how much you can save by repurposing instead of buying new!
You can subscribe to Kevin’s series of videos on his channel here and follow him on his blog at http://kevinsmicrohomestead.wordpress.com/
Thanks Kevin for sharing your knowledge on the renewable way of buildin g a tiny house.
Folding Shower for Small Spaces
For a tiny house or small studio apartment a folding shower just might be the answer. This shower when folded up looks like a built-in cabinet. It is easy to install and remove and comes in several different colors. The shower uses thermostatic valves to pour hot and cold water for a relaxed shower experience. You can learn more at the Supiot website. If you are the do-it-yourself type person, take this idea and create your own version.
Small Shower for Tiny Spaces
Most likely your tiny house is going to have a smaller bathroom than a larger home. A shower is a very important feature to have. An attractive shower that fits into your small house is a must. For a visual centerpiece check out this unit by LineaAqua. Here are some of its features.
It’s bold, and it’s beautiful. This small unit solves the challenge of providing a smart shower solution for any tiny house or cabin. With the plumbing connections and aterproofing elements already in place, installing the shower will be a breeze.
The Nomad 32″ Square shower enclosure features dual sliding glass shower doors with top of the line smooth sliding quiet action.
The vverhead ceiling rain shower will make your showering ritual feel like you’re in the rain forest.
The shower enclosure is made of a sturdy aluminum frame with clear tempered safety glass and dual handles.
Plumbing the sink waste-lines can be directed down through the floor, or, they can be routed through the exterior wall.
Pricing for this unit is about $1,399, so like many other small appliances you pay for quality that will endure the test of time.
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