We named it the "Wildfire Tiny" because a wildfire forced us to evacuate our Oregon farm this summer. Luckily, we had a half-constructed tiny home to fall back on! We camped out in what was essentially a water-proof box for over a week, where we brainstormed back and forth about basic amenities. This tiny is a product of that experience.
-Solar System with 200 Amp hours of battery and a Renogy charge controller
-Bluetooth Solar monitoring app for your phone
-1500 Watt Inverter
-NOCO Genius battery charger and 120v hookup built in
-20 foot Iron Eagle Trailer
-Weight Distribution system and sway bar for safe hauling
-12 volt lighter adapter plug for RV slow cooker
-Self-igniting propane stove top
-Cubic Mini baking attachment for wood stove
-Nature's Head Composting Toilet
-Nautilus retractable shower door
-ICECO insulated 63.4qt VL60 12-volt fridge
-Cubic Mini Grizzly wood stove
-Xeriscape Green Roof and deck space
-26" Marine Hatch for roof access and nighttime air exchange during summer
-USB ports throughout
-LED dimmable lights throughout
-Dimmable toe kick lighting in kitchen and bath
-Closet system above booth and in loft
-Laundry shoot in loft
-Tons of cupboard space
-Pivot bathroom door/bookshelf
-Dry wall with reveals (no wood paneling!)
-Built-in ladder
-Diner booth that converts into an additional sleeping area
-Study area/reading nook
-Walnut slab, dining table, and study desk
-Walnut Burl cabinets with angled drawers
-Walnut pot hanger
-Marmoleum and oak floors
-Marmoleum bench (good for storing and putting on shoes)
-Cedar beams
-Prosoco SprayWrap waterproofing and full air barrier
-1" roof ventilation gap between roof and air barrier to shed summer heat
-Simpson holdowns in each corner
-SDWC screws used in addition to conventional nailing at all wood connections
-Trim-Tex Magic drywall corners to prevent cracking
Feel free to email us with any questions!
Russ
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