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One thing to consider is that tires won't increase the weight capacity of a trailer. That's the axle and frame itself that decide that. Also, did you run boards across from one floor joist to the other on the ends? If not, it will sag there.
I would like to see more videos of this build I bought some property and I want to build some tiny guest homes on the cheap. The other videos i see they think spending $30000-80000 is cheap. And I'm not rich $2000 - 4000 is in my budget. Thanks
yea even I saw that. And the outside looked like it was bowing out in places. Something that size I would do metal frame to reduce the weight. I understand he's trying to keep the price down, but weight can bring issues.
Cool little build, great salvaging. Really surprised by all the couch potato negativity out there, jeeze! Its a DIY project, and glad to see you having some fun :P
Stuccoflex is a good exterior product you might like. Tip for application.. Do not apply on a hot day.. It will dry 5oo fast on you. Another tip, you can spray lightly with water while you are working with it.. Aids in spreading it really smooth.
I noticed that no waterproof material was installed before the wood floors (like some type of sheet metal?) How do you protect against water damage? Should that have been done 1st?
From a commercial building background. Metal studs make more sense to me ? I’ve watched a lot of these builds . I’d use 24# & 18# GA studs for the entire frame. It’s just my two cents.
16" spacing between studs is a requirement when building any residential structure to ensure Structure Integrity. when building a tiny house on a trailer or any such structure that would or could eventually be moved across roads, high wind areas etc, you want to make sure that you install Simpson strong tie connectors. The how to of which is to put one end on the top side of the front of the trailer (towards the hitch) the other end on the bottom side of the back strait across the wall frame work (adjustments may be made to avoid windows etc), you would run a chalk line across the position you want it in, then cut into the frame work across each line on each 2x4 then you would hammer into place the Strong tie. nail it down with 2 nails per 2x4. putting the strong tie in place keeps the tiny home from swaying and warping do to wind force and vibration against your home. This supports and protects your home during road travel and/or high wind areas when your not on the road. Its also important to follow all OSHA guidelines when building a tiny home on a trailer. Always, I repeat always make sure your following your states and/or Federal guidelines when building a residential structure even on a trailer as failure to do so can lead to fines and penalties and even seizure of your tiny home. Granted everyone wants to build their projects as cheap as possible, this is a good budget project. Just make sure all OSHA guidelines are followed. If you are unaware of what OSHA's guidelines are for building your tiny home, you can find out via their website, contact them, the info is free or check with your state and local gov. when purchasing a pre-made tiny home ensure the seller has followed OSHA guidelines as if they haven't and for any reason your local/state/federal gov wishes to inspect it, the fault falls on you.
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@@oursimplestorychannel Oh nice. I'm about to become a teacher as well, looking to start my first year teaching next Fall. Building an affordable and livable structure like this seems like a therapeutic and rewarding summer project. Thanks for the response
He said it's going to place it under a pole barn to shield it from the elements. I built a shed just like this on the ground as a pump house for my well equipment. 10 years later in a wet Florida climate its holding up just fine. It's a shed, not a house. It's better than a tent. The weight issue is important.
Interior wood has different glues than exterior! I only saw one piece of treated wood on the walls! No exterior support for the walls on a 3/4” floor??? Paint and silicone won’t save interior plywood! No thanks!
@Brighton Quintana It made perfect sense to me, and he's not wrong. There are lots of material choice problems in this video, but realistically it wont be moving and will be in a pole barn so I don't really think he cared too much.
Wow I would love yo hsve thst for me snd my two dogs, I like the land out there it would be so easy to put it on a lil land.how much you sell one of those for,?
Can't you use the metal studs material instead the wood is cheaper and lighter plus aluminum exterior than mineral isolation and then plastic sheets interior?
@@oursimplestorychannel I'm not sure, because I haven't seen it all yet. How is it heated and cooled? Is there room for a toilet and kitchen? Will it have electricity? These are things I don't know yet. I'd have to wait and see.
That bull crap you don't need to put all that framing around she's plywood plywood and a couple frame will do the same job much quicker Anderson strong he don't need no framing like that..
Guys I found a website on which more then 12000 sheds plans available I am learning so much on their. the website is *WoodBlueprints. Com* all you guys should try it
Hi, the tiny is still under construction. They'll be out as I progressive build this house. We are probably 1-2 months out for that video still. Thanks for your patience!
I live in something just like that lol. we dont all need the same things. It may be small but it is my home. Shed to some, home to me. I spend most of my time outside shooting, hunting, fishing, farming, gardening, snowboarding, four wheeling, tending to chickens and goats, foraging, geocaching, rock climbing etc......so all I need is somewhere to sleep 6 hours a night and it does its job while allowing me to live with 0 rent, 0 mortgage, little up front investment. Wouldnt trade my shed for anything at this point in my life haha
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Very smart about recycling stuff and for making something very useful, love it!
One thing to consider is that tires won't increase the weight capacity of a trailer. That's the axle and frame itself that decide that. Also, did you run boards across from one floor joist to the other on the ends? If not, it will sag there.
I would like to see more videos of this build I bought some property and I want to build some tiny guest homes on the cheap. The other videos i see they think spending $30000-80000 is cheap. And I'm not rich $2000 - 4000 is in my budget. Thanks
For that, buy a used camper. This this is going to be junk, well probably by now.
Probably a good idea to change the tires FIRST!
Probably.
yea even I saw that. And the outside looked like it was bowing out in places. Something that size I would do metal frame to reduce the weight. I understand he's trying to keep the price down, but weight can bring issues.
@@BrianScottGameNight yeah the metal is $8 to $9 a piece imagine that. This is why he used wood.
Cool little build, great salvaging. Really surprised by all the couch potato negativity out there, jeeze! Its a DIY project, and glad to see you having some fun :P
Thanks!!
I am very interesting to know about a 8.5 w x 16feet tall x 24 long. How much $ for this tiny house.
@@bienvenidanievesespada7857 I am selling it for $5000.
Stuccoflex is a good exterior product you might like. Tip for application.. Do not apply on a hot day.. It will dry 5oo fast on you. Another tip, you can spray lightly with water while you are working with it.. Aids in spreading it really smooth.
People are so rude in the comments :( be proud of yourself! You did great! 😊💙
Thanks! Their not that bad :)
Truly AWESOME! I wish I had that skill! But it's cool to watch.
You’ll develop the skill if you practice. That’s how I learned.
Nice Voice. Very good tone. Makes the video more better.
Thanks again!
With that small building, 24 inches, on center, is fine, that's what incredible tiny homes, uses.
Thanks for the info, I’m relieved.
Love it! Would like to see how to build slide outs...
The rustic wood touch was a good idea.
@ our simple story
Great job 👏
I love ❤️ the way it came out!
You did a great job for the budget you had to work with.
Thank you so much!
Wonderful tiny house♡
Great video ! Thanks for the breakdown of the process . How long is your trailer and how many lag bolts did you put in it ?
ruclips.net/video/h2GqMjJyTm8/видео.html
I noticed that no waterproof material was installed before the wood floors (like some type of sheet metal?) How do you protect against water damage? Should that have been done 1st?
No. It’s a tiny house, not a camper trailer. It won’t be towed through the rain every other day.
This video is very satisfying thanks dog
Thanks yo
You didn't wrap the door or windows. The bead board isn't exterior material. I don't see how this isn't going to leak and rot within a couple years.
This is wonderful!
Thanks!
Great little house 💜💜💜💜💜
I did the same on my walls with new fence pickets. Looks great.
Right on!
SHOULD have used ply wood on top and flashed the window's and uesed tyvec, under the siding,
Awesome job I need one for my food business. 😩
This thing will probably blow over on the highway , hurricane conditions 55 mph
From a commercial building background. Metal studs make more sense to me ? I’ve watched a lot of these builds . I’d use 24# & 18# GA studs for the entire frame. It’s just my two cents.
U did a wonderful job for the price thank u for this
Nice work!
Good job❣👍
16" spacing between studs is a requirement when building any residential structure to ensure Structure Integrity. when building a tiny house on a trailer or any such structure that would or could eventually be moved across roads, high wind areas etc, you want to make sure that you install Simpson strong tie connectors. The how to of which is to put one end on the top side of the front of the trailer (towards the hitch) the other end on the bottom side of the back strait across the wall frame work (adjustments may be made to avoid windows etc), you would run a chalk line across the position you want it in, then cut into the frame work across each line on each 2x4 then you would hammer into place the Strong tie. nail it down with 2 nails per 2x4. putting the strong tie in place keeps the tiny home from swaying and warping do to wind force and vibration against your home. This supports and protects your home during road travel and/or high wind areas when your not on the road.
Its also important to follow all OSHA guidelines when building a tiny home on a trailer. Always, I repeat always make sure your following your states and/or Federal guidelines when building a residential structure even on a trailer as failure to do so can lead to fines and penalties and even seizure of your tiny home. Granted everyone wants to build their projects as cheap as possible, this is a good budget project. Just make sure all OSHA guidelines are followed. If you are unaware of what OSHA's guidelines are for building your tiny home, you can find out via their website, contact them, the info is free or check with your state and local gov. when purchasing a pre-made tiny home ensure the seller has followed OSHA guidelines as if they haven't and for any reason your local/state/federal gov wishes to inspect it, the fault falls on you.
I saw this video before. I loved it. I am interesting on a 8.5 w× 30 × 16fts tall tiny home with 3 bedrooms.
How much $?!
that kid is more useful than a 21 years old me! lol! cute kid!
Love your video - Great job!
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Our Simple Story how much you sell it for?
Hey hope parts 2 and 3 will be of soon?
K9
Is there an email address I could use to contact you directly?
I want to get started on build a tiny house , how does it work with choose the landmark of where to place and /or licensing?
I hope u eventually change the exterior... or find a way to protect it ... spoke to soon love the rustic shingles... other than that fun project
Thanks for watching!
Ooooh I need one of these in my life.
So I'm sure you sold this. Would you ever consider making another one? If so you have a customer.
Me!
I love it
Yes I would consider.
Hi. Thank you. But how does one find the parts 2 and 3?
You can watch all of my tiny house videos (including parts 2 and 3) here. Enjoy! ruclips.net/p/PLaKrUqjDcHKfXBPi9vzTZqSadnlp2rrtw
Would have been nice to see inside finished product.
Hi Suzan, you can see inside the finished product here: ruclips.net/video/h2GqMjJyTm8/видео.html
Nice looking build. How long do you think it will take you to finish this tiny house? I'm thinking about starting on one of my own this summer
I could probably build this in 2 weeks if I had full eight hour days. I’m a teacher so I work full time and do this on the side.
@@oursimplestorychannel Oh nice. I'm about to become a teacher as well, looking to start my first year teaching next Fall. Building an affordable and livable structure like this seems like a therapeutic and rewarding summer project. Thanks for the response
I would absolutely love a tiny house like this!!
Thanks! It’s easier than you think!
How would i get started? It been on my mind just about every day 😩
Find an old trailer for cheap :)
Great video man
Thanks! I appreciate your feedback.
Peaceful voice, easy to listen
Your roof is going to leak. Your floor is going to rot. I speak from bad experiences. It's all about layering.
He said it's going to place it under a pole barn to shield it from the elements. I built a shed just like this on the ground as a pump house for my well equipment. 10 years later in a wet Florida climate its holding up just fine. It's a shed, not a house. It's better than a tent. The weight issue is important.
my kinda folks, i followed ur page on amazon
Wait, BRO!!… Do you have this thing just laying around?! Can I please buy it from you???
No, I sold it a year ago. Sorry!
Beautiful
Thank you!
Man Did a good job
Thanks!
Interior wood has different glues than exterior! I only saw one piece of treated wood on the walls! No exterior support for the walls on a 3/4” floor??? Paint and silicone won’t save interior plywood! No thanks!
@Brighton Quintana It made perfect sense to me, and he's not wrong. There are lots of material choice problems in this video, but realistically it wont be moving and will be in a pole barn so I don't really think he cared too much.
Good luck with your tiny house. I bet the kids like to play in it. If it is going to be kept in a pole barn it ought to last you a long time.
Those tires do not increase anything . If you were to swap out the axle that would increase the capabilities
This is literally the only house I can afford right now.
You can be happier in this house than in one costing 10 times more...
Amazing
Can’t wait to c finished
Brand new factory made 12 x 6 enclosed cargo trailer sells for $2300 or less in Georgia.
Where? No way! I'm in the market for a trailer.
I can’t find the final job? What am I doing wrong?
This is awesome
Thanks!
Very nice.
This is really cool, do you have a total weight for the build?
No but I’m guess around 1500
@@oursimplestorychannel thanks!
maybe you spoke of this in the video & i just missed it, but how did you go about getting a builder’s permit for this build?
I don’t need a permit to build this.
Our Simple Story okay, i thought everyone needed a permit for any build of a livable space.. perhaps it varies by state or something. thanks.
Billy Bob Benjamin For my state you don’t need a permit unless you’re digging into the ground
Kristal C so even if it needs to be road-worthy? can i ask what state you’re in?
I am in Alabama but have seen other counties/states have little to no building restrictions. MO is another state that has very little red tape.
Selling it ? I thought you said it was spending its life on a barn ?
I’m still undecided.
On the roof did you have condensation build up on the bottom? If not what did you do to prevent it?
No. I painted the roof with elastomeric. This helps with reflecting heat and insulation.
Wondering did you sell this and what did you get for it?
I sold it for $3000
Ty sir
Wonderful
Those corners are going to leak , you need to use butyl tape . Silicone never works long term and it’s messy
You should really consider getting some cement Siding for the front and sides
Oh yeah?
@@oursimplestorychannel , lead would be even better.
Wow I would love yo hsve thst for me snd my two dogs, I like the land out there it would be so easy to put it on a lil land.how much you sell one of those for,?
Let's see it finished and what's on inside of it? How much?
👌 that’s my plan :)
Can't you use the metal studs material instead the wood is cheaper and lighter plus aluminum exterior than mineral isolation and then plastic sheets interior?
Awesome build!
Thanks man!
I like it so far. How much do you want for it?
Thanks! How much would you pay for it?
@@oursimplestorychannel I'm not sure, because I haven't seen it all yet. How is it heated and cooled? Is there room for a toilet and kitchen? Will it have electricity? These are things I don't know yet. I'd have to wait and see.
Nice
Could I tow this with my Chrysler 300?
I’m not sure.
I'm interested in the tiny home
In buying it you mean?
Where are the videos finishing this project?
Coming soon.
Are you selling them
How long did it take to build?
About 3 months.
Do you have a floor plan
Yes, check out the finished product ruclips.net/video/h2GqMjJyTm8/видео.html
KOOL! WASH., D.C. FAMILY WAS AS GREAT HELP!!
Has it sold? Would like this for our little store on wheels
It hasn’t. It’s almost done now though. What part of the country are you in?
Would this pass code or inspection in Pensacola?
What's the dry weight?
I’m not sure. It has been a couple years already :( if I had to guess maybe a ton?
nice,can I buy one from you? Thanks, Shan
verynice
How much $
It's a storadge shed
Could be I suppose. Storage shed for awesomeness.
"mostly my kids" you made me choke on air😅
I love seeing the angel faces pop in to 😃.
How much do you sell??
We still have it.
Stapling with some screws 🤨
That bull crap you don't need to put all that framing around she's plywood plywood and a couple frame will do the same job much quicker Anderson strong he don't need no framing like that..
No inside shots? 😔
Hi, I'm new here, sorry. How much do you sell these tiny homes for, and what part of the country are you in?
Thank you!
Cool video!
Hi, welcome! I am listing this one for $12K. I’m in South Alabama. Would you email me at gabrielrutledge@gmail.com if interested?
Guys I found a website on which more then 12000 sheds plans available I am learning so much on their. the website is *WoodBlueprints. Com* all you guys should try it
Where’s the other two videos as promised ?
Hi, the tiny is still under construction. They'll be out as I progressive build this house. We are probably 1-2 months out for that video still. Thanks for your patience!
Cant wait..looks great
You should have sealed the bottom of the plywood first
Im interested. In buy
Oh yeah? Where are you located?
What state are you in? Are you able to build one for me?
I’m in lower Alabama.
Baldwin county?
Не ...ну это будка для сторожа. Какой это house? !😄
That's a waste of money, you must build with some quality, you can't just glue something together and encompass yourself in chemicals...ijs
I am making a tiny house. I need to figure out wat to use to keep it together. Any ideas ??
Build me one I have 3 thousand dollars I live at nephew home I need my space I am on SSI so can not afford rent
How to make a tiny home for $3,000 (with $10,000 worth of supplies you already have).
You must not have watched. I didn’t “already have” most of this stuff.
Man built a shed on wheels, not a house
I live in something just like that lol. we dont all need the same things. It may be small but it is my home. Shed to some, home to me. I spend most of my time outside shooting, hunting, fishing, farming, gardening, snowboarding, four wheeling, tending to chickens and goats, foraging, geocaching, rock climbing etc......so all I need is somewhere to sleep 6 hours a night and it does its job while allowing me to live with 0 rent, 0 mortgage, little up front investment. Wouldnt trade my shed for anything at this point in my life haha