Codding Enterprises want to sell their last two tiny houses, with off grid wind turbines and battery back up.
They have a shed roof unit, and a more conventional unit with small loft.
I have done a couple of posts on these back a couple of years ago and you can read more about these houses here:
http://tinyhouseblog.com/stick-built/tortoise-shell-camping-cube-delivery/
http://tinyhouseblog.com/stick-built/first-wind-powered-tiny-house/
Specs:
- 8 x 17 (2) axle 7000# G.V.W.
- Small loft in Galapagos, presently has 70 gal water tank
- 40 gallon Gray Water, Black Water tanks
- 12 v water system, as well as line pressure water when hooked up
- 3000 W 120 v AC
- Small AC refrigerator
- 4 ft shower
- Vinyl Thermo-pane Windows
- Hardee Panel Cement Board horizontal siding
- Laminated Locking Floor, Bamboo color
- 18 g and 20 g steel galvanized framing members
- R-13 insulation walls
- R-19 insulation floors
- Estimating R-21 ceiling
- Fold out steel stairs
- Large Slider on both units
- Kitchen sink, basic cabinets, plywood not osb
- Plywood flooring, not osb
Asking Price is $35,000 each
If you have questions or are interested in purchasing please contact Bill Kastrinos at bkastrinos (at) gmail.com
Loving the windmill on top of the tiny house!
This is all very well but do NOT mount your wind turbine to your dwelling. Wind turbines are very quiet but not silent. This thing will make sleep impossible when the wind blows. Just a passing thought. Otherwise love the whole bunch. 🙂
I am interested in buying this home. I am interested in buying more than one. Do you have more than the one advertised?
Peace!
Mark Mulvlaney
Contact Bill via the email listed in the post for all your questions.
The idea of being off-grid ready is awesome. More tiny house builders should do this. Buy it, park it, ready to go!
Is that $35K each, or both?
Each, I’m pretty sure. I’ll verify that with Bill.
I copied and pasted this from up above..
Asking Price is $35,000 each
How are these any different than a camping trailer?
Wind power is a nightmare, as anyone
who actually lives off grid knows.
I find it so sad that this fact is still not known to all the keen first time buyers.
In fact, it seems only to be known to those poor souls who buy a wind turbine, then sell it again after realizing that they’re useless.
All you need to know is this;
Wind power – AVOID.
Solar power – excellent all day, every day.
The first thing you’ll be doing if you buy one is wondering why you have no power, despite having nearly broken your neck and roof raising your turbine on that insane looking rig.
Sorry tiny housers, but this is a terrible, terrible design all round.
Do you want to sell the plans because I considering in putting 50 such places in a rv park in the future