The shell of this home was built by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses in Durango, Colorado. After being towed down to it's current home outside Las Cruces, New Mexico the interior was finished by myself & my father-in-law.
Important technical features of this Tiny.
-SIP framed
-Trailer-Made Trailer
-Jeld-Wen tempered glass windows
-Combination of cedar siding & corrugated metal
-Metal Roof
-Gree Mini Split. 9K BTUs. 23.0 SEER.
-Radiant heating underneath LVP.
-Lunos E2 HRV system
-Flexibility to plug into 15/30/50A services
-2 Stage water filtration & water softening system
-75G water tank on board w/ pump
-PrecisionTemp RV-550NSP on demand water heater.
-Nature's head composting toilet.
-11 Total windows
-The tiny has an elevator bed installed, the bed moves via the use of a cordless drill and has 3 options for sleeping. (could be automated)
-The opposite loft is fixed and features a nook for a desk/keyboard.
Kitchen aspects (this home was designed for a professional chef)
-Custom cabinetry; maple butcherblocks, soft closing drawers, pull out trash/recycling, XXL pantry with adjustable, soft closing roll outs.
-Custom drawer organizers
-Open shelving
-Bottom mount, energy star rated LG fridge.
-30" stainless steel undermounted sink paired with a pull down faucet/sprayer
-Hestan 4 burner range with high shelf and backguard. This range is about as close to commercial power you can get residentially. It is paired with a matching Hestan exhaust vent with a custom enclosure.
Other design aspects:
-Montana blue pine T&G ceiling carried throughout the house
-Couch & cube chair double as storage
-All LED lighting, all but one are dimmable.
-TopDown/Bottom up blinds
-Custom built closet w/ cubbies, hanging space, and a nook for a hamper.
-Framed in fridge is insulated from the range adjacent to it.
-Frameless glass shower enclosure
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