This A-Frame camper has been turned into an amazing tiny house on wheels! You don't need an expensive platform to build on, you just need to get after it and make it work for you!
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Omg, you are right! By the end of this, my dog, Bella, and I were snuggled deep up in our fresh smelling blanket, with 2 kitties at our feet, thinking..."yeah, this is a good idea!!" I really love this young lady's disposition, I found it hard to worry about anything while watching this. Happy travels...
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We have a chalet, same size as yours. Using the water tank is great! We just sanitize it once a year. 2Tablespoons of bleach in a gallon of water poured into tank, fill the tank to the top with water, then drive around for about 10 mins. Then we drain it, refill it and drain and we are good to go for the year.
You should get some really thin solar panels and have it permanently mounted to the roof of the a frame. that when you fold it up, it's all set up to charge your batteries and insure you're never out of power. You could get a really simple solar panel setup with charge controller and everything. Just a thought, cheers :-)
Wow I am so impressed with this wonderful woman, and not just for her home which is awesome, but for all she does to help others, her crafts, her artwork and mostly her Love for Life!!
My only question is Shower and Restroom? You seem like a absolutely incredible woman! I love Sanders really must be nice to have that kind of freedom. Wish you nothing but the best.
Coolest human being in a camper ive seen so far and ive watched thousands of videos. Spent the last year preparing/remodeling my aliner camper and hitting the road this coming winter.
When I see your relaxed lifestyle,it motivates me and bought a 5th wheeler to pull behind my truck You gave me inspiration,your cozy corner,layout it’s beautiful And very homey Big hug for that Big four legged friend of yours Blessings Roland
For anyone noticing a lack of a toilet and shower.... Two solutions: Always camp in a RV park that offers those facilities. Or, you can buy an Asymmetrical version of an A-frame that extends out a bit and is squared off on one side. Won't increase room by a huge amount. But gives you a standing square area with a lid that conceals a toilet and enough space to install a shower curtain in a 360-degree almost squared off narrow area. Hand-held shower-head. Your possessions don't get soaked. Obviously the toilet & shower variation are more expensive than the typical A-frame. And, also heavier. So, it depends on what your particular tow-vehicle is rated for. But weight is going to be right around 3,000 pounds for that variation. Nothing wrong with a Hobo Shower using large wipes only. Plus you can get re-usable shower-bags with a shower nozzle. Pair of shower slippers. That option useful in wooded areas away from prying eyes, as you'd need a tree limb to hang the bag from. But yeah, for folks who love the concept but wish it came with a toilet and shower, good news! They make such an option. Even comes with a very usable kitchen area with a sink.
@Favourite WasteofTime. Check out yt @slime potatoehead. He started out in an a-frame. Did a lot of self improvements. Talks about the good and bad of a-frame. Lives in Canada. Just recently changed his vehicle and upgraded(for him) to a scamp trailer.
Maybe she takes a bath in the lake and uses bio degradable soap. To use the bathroom maybe she just digs a whole in the ground and brings toilet paper.
@@ssue4q sorry miss priss, but it doesn’t matter if your a man or a woman when it comes to a shower and toilet!! If your thinking you’ve got to have a nice tiled shower and a porcelain seat to sit on then you don’t have the right mindset to take on this style of living arrangement and that has nothing to do with male or female but is whether or not you have a strong enough mind to take on such a commitment!! For a functional bathroom you need nothing more than a short hose tied into your water system, or even a bucket of rain water works well also, a shovel, and a holy bucket. That’s it. That’s all you need and you can hang either a man or woman sign on the tree next to it cause it works equally well for both and will ever discriminate against either one of us, isn’t that nice for a change? Take care and be safe out there where ever your at!
I didnt see/ hear you speak on internal battery power. Suggestion: Install a battery on the trailer and have a charge wire run from the subaru. Then your not relying on just solar or a goal zero for power. It's as simple a starting the engine if you need to charge things. Have alternatives. 😉
I started out with a Ram cargo van and toured the mid-west and returned to Arizona only to find I was so sick I ended in the hospital, nothing to do with traveling, just an outbreak of yuk. I what so much to get back into silence, serenity nature where I belong. Thank you for sharing your story with us.
My brother had a big Dodge van that he could live out of. My vehicle of choice in my younger days was a 1965 Chevy CarryAll 4x4. Helped a buddy work on his, and always dreamed of owning one. Wish I could have one of those, now. You can fix anything on them. There's actually room to get to EVERYthing. You don't have to be a yoga master to change a plug. Water pump, oil pump, thermostat, starter, alternator, ... Gauges instead of idiot lights, ...
This is totally cool and has just about every thing you need. I have to ask about the necessary equipment for when nature calls and showering. What do you use?
Really impressive camper - the most elegant I have seen. I am sure you will get promotional support from them. Sanders u Is really groovy and the A frame is big enough for him too.
You for sure look happy, boy that looks like so much fun that life style, great video have fun when your young, your only there once your doing it right what you like to do very very cool, Ike
Sarah, Love your little house or camper. I love art and would love to see yours. You are absolutely gorgeous and like Sanders. Your life is amazing. Hope I can go nomad someday. You are awesome!
C'mon use your imagination. They sell bucket style with toilet seat. Do your biz and clean it up. Done. As to the shower, they sell plastic pop up dome style plastic covers where u get in and shower in private. Been doing lots of road traveling for decades. Burning man festivities b4 it got public is one of my great experiences. Back then, only 2k participants and all FREE!
She does have an elegant shower!! Her view is to die for, she has the biggest shower around and her drain is never backed up or clogged with hair (from washing the dog of course!) what else could you really ask for or need? Toilets are the same thing. She has a bathroom basically anywhere and everywhere!! I’m sorry, not trying to be rude here roger, but if your asking these kinds of questions then it sure ain’t the lifestyle your seeking!
Really nice. Solar is good but taking the goal zero in the car when you are driving would be a way to charge it too. Happy to hear your philosophy about dogs, I am with you 100%.
tt's NOT big, but the vaulted ceiling keeps it from feeling small. Something you can't get in a typical house is a room with windows on all 4 sides. That makes it feel spacious, too.
Drafty only if your seals need replacing. Cold... kinda, kinda not if you got a propane heater. Most do. She didn’t mention it. Never had any leaks with ours. Condensation is an aframe issue. Just got to be on top of wiping it.
We had two Chalets. Hers does have a furnace, although she doesn't mention using it as she talks about propane usage. Not particularly drafty, but air can get in. We didn't get rain leaks but did need to stay on top of the seals for the skylights and vent. We did have one night when a rain squall came through and messed with the roof a bit, now some brands of A Frames have a mechanism to prevent roof problems.
I don't. You don't put stickers on a Ferrari! She has an amazing skin. Her body colour is very even. I rarely know somebody with such a perfect skin. And then she put ink on it. :(
@@solidstate9451 that's great and all but it's almost as if it's HER body. To do as SHE pleases. Regardless of what makes a stranger on the internet happy. 🙄
@@Philknight1776 it is me and it is wonders what makeup does! I don’t wear makeup at all from day to day but that was taken on a special occasion. Thank you for your kind words 🤍
I love this chalet so more unique then a caravan! Love the boho theme too it looks so cosy! Good for her I say I’m one day I be living more freely away from the norm but it will have to be cats as my companion...
Baby wipes and a bucket with trash liners. (Or a shovel to bury your body waste in more remote places.) There are also truck stops and gym memberships to access showers, solar heated shower bags, pan baths with little water required, lakes and streams. Where there's a will, there's a way.
I’m really glad to see an iPad for a setup because I see laptops of variety of sizes but I really like that you can do all your work remotely and from just the IPad that’s great :) that’s something I’m looking to get myself when the next one releases
that's heaven on earth. wish could've done that when was young enough but is just me & my dog in quarantine now. best possible company. you're a hippie at heart when you can live that way. hat's off to you.🤠
Just got approved a decent amount for a camper and I just found out about a-liners 😁 thank you for helping me find exactly what I was looking for lol cheers 🍻
A-liner is a brand. Her A-frame is a "Chalet," and scuttlebutt on YT is they're built better than A-Liners (as well as plenty of people who love their A-Liners).
Absolutely adorable, love the lifestyle, very jealous. I hope to one day be able to retire myself and go around the northern Arizona with a Jeep and Aframe. Very awesome.
Since you camp near the water, as you mentioned, the elevation is such that you receive limited light for your solar recharge. (I know the area well, as I live nearby..) Do you not have a small gas generator to provide light (heat from propane, of course)? When the wind is blowing hard from west to east, it (the wind) will carry the sand the from the high crests down to the water like a sand blaster and there is no escaping it. I mention this because I thought of purchasing an A Frame for the same reasons as you, but reviews point out that it is a challenge to prevent drafts, wind and the elements from entering where the roof abuts the walls and stuffing those poorly fitting areas is necessary. Are you experiencing the same problem and if so, how do you solve it.?? Be well, be safe..
@@pjf7943 Hello! Wanting to add my 2 cents. These units have a weather stripping seal that connects from the wall abutting to the ceiling when it is deployed. It surprisingly takes cares of most drafts and elements getting in. Our unit is a Forest River 2014 that I have experience with. Those seals can wear down as any seal does. You just replace it. It self sticks, super easy. For example last camp I noticed light coming through, obviously we need to address that now. At that moment, I rolled a hand towel and tucked it in for a quick fix. We have done camping in rain & wind storms, extreme heat and just last month, below freezing temps. It’s mostly good! In the cold, the one draft I noticed is at the 2 corners of the middle of the door, at the fold. That, we stuck a little cut off piece of magic eraser to not let the cold draft in. As for Slims unit mentioned. His unit was very old and he liked wayyy below freezing temps, far up north, so his weather fighting beast was different and not usual to most. Hence pool noodles. This is not the unit for a full time abode in -40 temps. Not to mention he didn’t seem to utilize the normally installed propane heater which we personally have done in cold. Last, sorry this is long, there is a drafty spot at the front and back hinge fold corners. His unit being way older didn’t have the fabric covers on that hinge fold like they do nowadays to help in that area. He cut up a rug and covered it. When I lift that fabric up I can see the dust, which I think comes in moreso when it’s being towed. Draft? Stick a pillow there. As for rain.... never have we had leaks. Only rain came in was when we left the window open. That part does stink, you can’t have a window cracked during rain. But you can crack open the ceiling fan. Hope this helps! I obviously love our aframe! It’s a niche thing they say. If this helps any.... there is differences in water capacity between units. From 13 gal to 26 gals. As well, the fold can be different heights. Chalets are great for taller, more normal counter height, better on the back. The difference is about the height of having the freezer in the fridge or not. But shorter is a plus for driving time. 🤷♀️
@@SB4E.2 As stated in my previous reply, I have dismissed 'potato peel's' old A-frame... Also, I realize that it is impossible to expect a completely sealed tin can.. Frankly, I won't enjoy tying to level the thing to micrometer measurements and then running around with hand towels & pieces of magic eraser trying to stuff gaps in the design.. Not only that, it looks unsightly & is unnerving to spend serious money only to have patches of rags & sponge plugs to keep the elements from entering, especially the fine talcum dust that is blown around in the desert (yes, I already stated the obvious).. In addition, self-stick seals may apply easily enough, but they also wear easily and removing it is another story... Thank you for your "2 cents", but I will rely on my original impression of being a nice idea that is expensive and 'questionably' executed.... Until they perfect this design, I guess it's back to a cargo trailer build for me... Oh, one last thing, 'potato' doesn't camp in an A-frame any longer.. 'Nuff said.... LOL!
@@pjf7943 Okeydokey! I was just offering my insights. I know he doesn’t have it anymore. He kinda overworked that thing to death. I also felt the egg change was best for him with all that cold camping he does. Got it! We love ours even with its slight imperfections. I live in the desert too. This past Christmas, 9 day camp, lake side, we had a massive dust & wind storm, all dang day. Although the outside looked like the Sahara, there was zero dust inside. That was minus the sponges and rags. 🤷♀️ So what to say? My main love about it is.... lightweight towing, the fact that it does pop down for better towing pluses and can be stored in a garage that way too. Also no canvas in pop up format, which is just my personal preference. Let me throw my neck out here some more... have a peek at Chalet details, maybe this person will answer. Chalets are better quality builds. Bigger price tag too. Any trailer has to be leveled, esp with a propane fridge, so I don’t see the hiccup there. We level it easy enough and love that it can get into little nooks other units cannot. Yep... I am biased.
where did you get that table? the folding one is awesome i am rebuilding an a frame currently i like your setup with the full bed permanently set with the struts... currently mine has the 2 tables
This size there is not one. This size fits in a garage. You can go about 2’ - 3’ bigger and get a wet bath. Of course heavier. That does not fit in an average 19’ garage. We have a garage fitter... and YES! Lots of people put portable toilets inside. We did! Many mods to make awesome. We LoVE ours! Chalet has a taller fold which is nice. We don’t. About 13 gallon water tank. Ours is a Forest River... shorter fold but 26 gallon water tank. We boondock mostly so we appreciate the extra water storage.
We had a spare cupboard under the microwave took the door of hung a curtain on it and Portaloo sits in there, we also have a pop up shower you can have inside or outside, It’s fully sealed has a continuous water recycle in it or you can add a seperate water heater, works fine for us.
@@lynnemcnab76 Oh wow! That sounds handy dandy too! What is this inside shower you are speaking about????? Sounds interesting! Although I don’t mind bucket bathing & outdoor showers... your indoor concept sounds intriguing... please share!!?!! 😊
You actually are living w/less square space than me. I built my own tiny home on wheels & it's 70.4 square feet. It's solid. I like the idea of a gas fridge, I gotta get one of those. I love living off grid, I have my own shower w/hot water. Composting toilet & full size bed, w/ a 52" TV on the wall.
Your camper is very fresh and airy looking. I just have one question. Most A-frame campers have bungee cords to atach the top of the outer rectangular roof sections, but I didn"t see them when you folded your camper. Does your A frame not have them?
Tiny Home Tours I read everyone is asking you the same question about toilet/shower. Are you gonna reply? We would love an update. Love you artwork. Is it for sale? Love your table. You can take it outside for a change of office space.
I also have a chalet a-frame. Some have toilets and showers, some don't. Almost all of them do have an outside shower that works well out in the boonies when no one is around.
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This A-Frame camper has been turned into an amazing tiny house on wheels! You don't need an expensive platform to build on, you just need to get after it and make it work for you!
Do you have a link to the solar panel please?
Link to the folding table, please
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Nico💕😘🌹💞
To be honest, you can really measure your success in life by how happy your dog is. I really enjoyed this one. Cheers.
Omg, you are right! By the end of this, my dog, Bella, and I were snuggled deep up in our fresh smelling blanket, with 2 kitties at our feet, thinking..."yeah, this is a good idea!!"
I really love this young lady's disposition, I found it hard to worry about anything while watching this.
Happy travels...
How is dog related to one's success at all? So people without dogs or don't like dogs can't be successful?
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If you "measure your success in life by how happy your dog is" then you REALLY have your priorities wrong.
@@XwpisONOMA who are you to tell other people about the8r priorities
It seems people that live in really small places appreciate the few possessions they have. There’s something admirable about that.
Hello koley how are you doing!!
Admirable but realistic? Could be. All this pet love is getting on my nerves. Poor Sanders.
I miss my Berner Lukas every day. I love that you are sharing this wonderful life with him.
We have a chalet, same size as yours. Using the water tank is great! We just sanitize it once a year. 2Tablespoons of bleach in a gallon of water poured into tank, fill the tank to the top with water, then drive around for about 10 mins. Then we drain it, refill it and drain and we are good to go for the year.
It is great to see someone happy these days. What ever makes you happy keep it doing that.
The timbre of your voice just soothes me. No kidding. Great vibe! Thanks heaps for this view into your world.
Asmr lol
What a,wonderful life you've created for you two
Hello Beautiful how are you!!
You should get some really thin solar panels and have it permanently mounted to the roof of the a frame. that when you fold it up, it's all set up to charge your batteries and insure you're never out of power. You could get a really simple solar panel setup with charge controller and everything. Just a thought, cheers :-)
i would love any suggestions. I just bought one last weekend. The 1996 we are looking for ideas
I researched these several years back.. They are good but don't think you can screw into roof sections like other trailers.
solar panels are a good idea but charging a house battery from the vehicle is quicker if you need to travel each day..
Check out slim potatohead ytube in the older videos he had an A frame & did lots of alterations
can you reccomend a brand and wattage and all that solar talk stuff? thanks!
Wow I am so impressed with this wonderful woman, and not just for her home which is awesome, but for all she does to help others, her crafts, her artwork and mostly her Love for Life!!
I love the chalet style a-frame! I love what you’ve done with yours. Perfect.
My only question is Shower and Restroom? You seem like a absolutely incredible woman! I love Sanders really must be nice to have that kind of freedom. Wish you nothing but the best.
A lot of videos like this is for show and views and a lot of folks don't actually live like this.
She showers at planet fitness.
Coolest human being in a camper ive seen so far and ive watched thousands of videos. Spent the last year preparing/remodeling my aliner camper and hitting the road this coming winter.
When I see your relaxed lifestyle,it motivates me and bought a 5th wheeler to pull behind my truck
You gave me inspiration,your cozy corner,layout it’s beautiful
And very homey
Big hug for that Big four legged friend of yours
Blessings Roland
Love it. Where’s the bathroom?
I'd like to know that too!
Indeed, it would stink having to drive to town (or squat over a rock) when nature calls.
There isn't one. It's basically a tent on wheels.
Girls don’t need to poop.
Though she didn't show one, a cassette toilet is commonly used and some models have a wet head under a bench.
For anyone noticing a lack of a toilet and shower.... Two solutions:
Always camp in a RV park that offers those facilities. Or, you can buy an Asymmetrical version of an A-frame that extends out a bit and is squared off on one side. Won't increase room by a huge amount. But gives you a standing square area with a lid that conceals a toilet and enough space to install a shower curtain in a 360-degree almost squared off narrow area. Hand-held shower-head. Your possessions don't get soaked.
Obviously the toilet & shower variation are more expensive than the typical A-frame. And, also heavier. So, it depends on what your particular tow-vehicle is rated for. But weight is going to be right around 3,000 pounds for that variation. Nothing wrong with a Hobo Shower using large wipes only. Plus you can get re-usable shower-bags with a shower nozzle. Pair of shower slippers. That option useful in wooded areas away from prying eyes, as you'd need a tree limb to hang the bag from. But yeah, for folks who love the concept but wish it came with a toilet and shower, good news! They make such an option. Even comes with a very usable kitchen area with a sink.
Nice. Very nice home on wheels. Simple and affordable. Wait. Did I miss the shower toilet area?
You can buy a standup "shower tent" that also works for a "double bags and bucket" style toilet. Throw some kitty liter into it to stabilize liquids.
I had never even heard of an a-frame camper - how cool.... perfect size as well, especially as you can pull if with something smaller.
@Favourite WasteofTime. Check out yt @slime potatoehead. He started out in an a-frame. Did a lot of self improvements. Talks about the good and bad of a-frame. Lives in Canada. Just recently changed his vehicle and upgraded(for him) to a scamp trailer.
love how practical it all is. Love how you feed your creativity.
This is the life I want and plan to do soon. I love the dog he is beautiful hes a big boy too Im sure he is good company and good protection...
What an awesome little pop-up Chalet. That said what about toilet and shower?
She’s got the worlds largest bathroom outside, what’s the issue?
@@1982MCI spoken like a dude
@@1982MCI so she only showers when it rains ??
Maybe she takes a bath in the lake and uses bio degradable soap. To use the bathroom maybe she just digs a whole in the ground and brings toilet paper.
@@ssue4q sorry miss priss, but it doesn’t matter if your a man or a woman when it comes to a shower and toilet!! If your thinking you’ve got to have a nice tiled shower and a porcelain seat to sit on then you don’t have the right mindset to take on this style of living arrangement and that has nothing to do with male or female but is whether or not you have a strong enough mind to take on such a commitment!!
For a functional bathroom you need nothing more than a short hose tied into your water system, or even a bucket of rain water works well also, a shovel, and a holy bucket. That’s it. That’s all you need and you can hang either a man or woman sign on the tree next to it cause it works equally well for both and will ever discriminate against either one of us, isn’t that nice for a change?
Take care and be safe out there where ever your at!
I didnt see/ hear you speak on internal battery power.
Suggestion: Install a battery on the trailer and have a charge wire run from the subaru.
Then your not relying on just solar or a goal zero for power.
It's as simple a starting the engine if you need to charge things.
Have alternatives. 😉
Nice tour, rig. Didn't hear about leaks so i hope that means it's been good. Really find the layout appealing. Thanks for sharing
I started out with a Ram cargo van and toured the mid-west and returned to Arizona only to find I was so sick I ended in the hospital, nothing to do with traveling, just an outbreak of yuk. I what so much to get back into silence, serenity nature where I belong. Thank you for sharing your story with us.
My brother had a big Dodge van that he could live out of. My vehicle of choice in my younger days was a 1965 Chevy CarryAll 4x4. Helped a buddy work on his, and always dreamed of owning one. Wish I could have one of those, now. You can fix anything on them. There's actually room to get to EVERYthing. You don't have to be a yoga master to change a plug. Water pump, oil pump, thermostat, starter, alternator, ... Gauges instead of idiot lights, ...
"Super thrive on simplicity", I wholeheartedly agree!! Great interview and tour, she seems to be living an amazing, simple, and fulfilling life!
Super impressive! This is probably the tiniest tiny house i have seen so far. Brilliant!
Impressed with amount of room and light in the camper.👍
I own an Aliner that I'm about to revamp. Thanks for the tour and the ideas!
great video,but you did not say where you bath and what you do for a toilet ?
I can’t even express how jealous I am!🥂. Love your beautiful pup💕
A pleasure to watch! Your voice is so calming, it really made this video special. Thank you.
So beautiful. All the way around.
That's really lovely darlin. I'm fixing to be retired and I think that would suit me well also. Stay safe and enjoy your peace.
Hello Debbie how are you doing!!
@@larrybill2661 What is this? A singles bar? I mean, Hello Larry.
I would love to know where the folding table was purchased, it is just what I have been looking for!
Same! Would love one in my RV
Very cool & pretty Chick. I love the girl drawings !
This is totally cool and has just about every thing you need. I have to ask about the necessary equipment for when nature calls and showering. What do you use?
Shower at the gym.
You can hear the peace in her voice.
I want to do something like this,I love nature! I have never seen a camper like that,I'm in love,you have inspired me again
Agree with the Aframe on wheels home. We owned 2 a chalet and a Alpine Aliner both was excellent to travel and live in.
Really impressive camper - the most elegant I have seen. I am sure you will get promotional support from them. Sanders u
Is really groovy and the A frame is big enough for him too.
You for sure look happy, boy that looks like so much fun that life style, great video have fun when your young, your only there once your doing it right what you like to do very very cool, Ike
Sarah,
Love your little house or camper. I love art and would love to see yours. You are absolutely gorgeous and like Sanders. Your life is amazing. Hope I can go nomad someday. You are awesome!
Did I miss the bathroom and elegant shower?
Was wondering about that too!
C'mon use your imagination. They sell bucket style with toilet seat. Do your biz and clean it up. Done. As to the shower, they sell plastic pop up dome style plastic covers where u get in and shower in private. Been doing lots of road traveling for decades. Burning man festivities b4 it got public is one of my great experiences. Back then, only 2k participants and all FREE!
She does have an elegant shower!! Her view is to die for, she has the biggest shower around and her drain is never backed up or clogged with hair (from washing the dog of course!) what else could you really ask for or need? Toilets are the same thing. She has a bathroom basically anywhere and everywhere!!
I’m sorry, not trying to be rude here roger, but if your asking these kinds of questions then it sure ain’t the lifestyle your seeking!
Exactly!
@@margaretthompson8390 a camper without indoor facilities is like living in your car... for me. She seems happy.... and thats great... for her.
A fellow Oregonian! I love this little trailer!
Your dog has been on other ppl youtube videos...he is such a sweetheart....
She looks like Heidi Gardner from SNL .Love her setup .wish I knew her .
Really nice. Solar is good but taking the goal zero in the car when you are driving would be a way to charge it too. Happy to hear your philosophy about dogs, I am with you 100%.
You look super comfy and it looks amazingly big, do what makes you happy. Enjoyed watching stay safe.
Hello Linda how are you doing
tt's NOT big, but the vaulted ceiling keeps it from feeling small. Something you can't get in a typical house is a room with windows on all 4 sides. That makes it feel spacious, too.
That's badass! I love her attitude.
Life goals!♥️♥️♥️
The a-frame is so cool, I would be worried it would be drafty and cold and leaky when it rains.. but I love this so much.
Drafty only if your seals need replacing. Cold... kinda, kinda not if you got a propane heater. Most do. She didn’t mention it. Never had any leaks with ours. Condensation is an aframe issue. Just got to be on top of wiping it.
We had two Chalets. Hers does have a furnace, although she doesn't mention using it as she talks about propane usage. Not particularly drafty, but air can get in. We didn't get rain leaks but did need to stay on top of the seals for the skylights and vent. We did have one night when a rain squall came through and messed with the roof a bit, now some brands of A Frames have a mechanism to prevent roof problems.
Had a chalet. My husband and I Loved it lived in it for 6 months a year
This is perfection! And random note but I adore her tattoos
I don't. You don't put stickers on a Ferrari! She has an amazing skin. Her body colour is very even. I rarely know somebody with such a perfect skin. And then she put ink on it. :(
@@solidstate9451 that's great and all but it's almost as if it's HER body. To do as SHE pleases. Regardless of what makes a stranger on the internet happy. 🙄
@@solidstate9451 cool story bro but it’s her body not yours. Now move along
@@sophiaharper723
If that’s you in your thumbnail, you’re perfection.
Just saying that’s a beautiful girl in that picture 🥰
@@Philknight1776 it is me and it is wonders what makeup does! I don’t wear makeup at all from day to day but that was taken on a special occasion. Thank you for your kind words 🤍
I love this chalet so more unique then a caravan! Love the boho theme too it looks so cosy! Good for her I say I’m one day I be living more freely away from the norm but it will have to be cats as my companion...
Very cute. The camper is nice as well.
I love this! Bought my Aliner Popup back in October. I would love to see more videos with other full-timers in a-frames
Check out Slim potato head videos. Lots of tips, he may have changed to scamp trailer. His old videos are helpful though.
Thank you for sharing your living situation. I've long admired this type of camper/home. Marc
I was amazed how it all folded down. Wow. So cute. Love the idea. Not sure about showers and toilet?
Baby wipes and a bucket with trash liners. (Or a shovel to bury your body waste in more remote places.) There are also truck stops and gym memberships to access showers, solar heated shower bags, pan baths with little water required, lakes and streams. Where there's a will, there's a way.
Very nice, love the simplicity of such a compact space!! You've also made it very charming 🤗
I’m really glad to see an iPad for a setup because I see laptops of variety of sizes but I really like that you can do all your work remotely and from just the IPad that’s great :) that’s something I’m looking to get myself when the next one releases
Pretty sure anything with a physical keyboard is more comfortable though.
@@carcharoclesmegalodon6904 i think it would depend on the type of work you are doing.
Great to see a cute A frame on here. I have one and love it, could definitely live in it if I had to!
Yes she does have a cute frame on her, the camper is nice also. nice casual style without all the flare.
Love it, I need to reconsider the A frame camper. Yours look so peaceful
Looks so satisfying.. Sanders would agree, no? Carpe Diem! Thanks for sharing 😊🙏🏽
that's heaven on earth. wish could've done that when was young enough but is just me & my dog in quarantine now. best possible company. you're a hippie at heart when you can live that way. hat's off to you.🤠
Just got approved a decent amount for a camper and I just found out about a-liners 😁 thank you for helping me find exactly what I was looking for lol cheers 🍻
A-liner is a brand. Her A-frame is a "Chalet," and scuttlebutt on YT is they're built better than A-Liners (as well as plenty of people who love their A-Liners).
Sanders or any dog living this lifestyle is their best life!
Whoa..that school sounds awesome!
Just perfect. We'll done
Absolutely adorable, love the lifestyle, very jealous. I hope to one day be able to retire myself and go around the northern Arizona with a Jeep and Aframe. Very awesome.
Very inspiring! I was thinking of getting something bigger but seeing what you’ve done, makes me rethink that.
Since you camp near the water, as you mentioned, the elevation is such that you receive limited light for your solar recharge. (I know the area well, as I live nearby..) Do you not have a small gas generator to provide light (heat from propane, of course)? When the wind is blowing hard from west to east, it (the wind) will carry the sand the from the high crests down to the water like a sand blaster and there is no escaping it. I mention this because I thought of purchasing an A Frame for the same reasons as you, but reviews point out that it is a challenge to prevent drafts, wind and the elements from entering where the roof abuts the walls and stuffing those poorly fitting areas is necessary. Are you experiencing the same problem and if so, how do you solve it.?? Be well, be safe..
Slim potato head used pool noodles for the drafts. Worked. But he has a new rig now.
@@priola7587 I already heard of his remedy, but was was waiting for this young lady to answer as her rig is newer..
@@pjf7943 Hello! Wanting to add my 2 cents. These units have a weather stripping seal that connects from the wall abutting to the ceiling when it is deployed. It surprisingly takes cares of most drafts and elements getting in. Our unit is a Forest River 2014 that I have experience with. Those seals can wear down as any seal does. You just replace it. It self sticks, super easy. For example last camp I noticed light coming through, obviously we need to address that now. At that moment, I rolled a hand towel and tucked it in for a quick fix. We have done camping in rain & wind storms, extreme heat and just last month, below freezing temps. It’s mostly good! In the cold, the one draft I noticed is at the 2 corners of the middle of the door, at the fold. That, we stuck a little cut off piece of magic eraser to not let the cold draft in.
As for Slims unit mentioned. His unit was very old and he liked wayyy below freezing temps, far up north, so his weather fighting beast was different and not usual to most. Hence pool noodles. This is not the unit for a full time abode in -40 temps. Not to mention he didn’t seem to utilize the normally installed propane heater which we personally have done in cold. Last, sorry this is long, there is a drafty spot at the front and back hinge fold corners. His unit being way older didn’t have the fabric covers on that hinge fold like they do nowadays to help in that area. He cut up a rug and covered it. When I lift that fabric up I can see the dust, which I think comes in moreso when it’s being towed. Draft? Stick a pillow there. As for rain.... never have we had leaks. Only rain came in was when we left the window open. That part does stink, you can’t have a window cracked during rain. But you can crack open the ceiling fan.
Hope this helps! I obviously love our aframe! It’s a niche thing they say. If this helps any.... there is differences in water capacity between units. From 13 gal to 26 gals. As well, the fold can be different heights. Chalets are great for taller, more normal counter height, better on the back. The difference is about the height of having the freezer in the fridge or not. But shorter is a plus for driving time. 🤷♀️
@@SB4E.2 As stated in my previous reply, I have dismissed 'potato peel's' old A-frame... Also, I realize that it is impossible to expect a completely sealed tin can.. Frankly, I won't enjoy tying to level the thing to micrometer measurements and then running around with hand towels & pieces of magic eraser trying to stuff gaps in the design.. Not only that, it looks unsightly & is unnerving to spend serious money only to have patches of rags & sponge plugs to keep the elements from entering, especially the fine talcum dust that is blown around in the desert (yes, I already stated the obvious).. In addition, self-stick seals may apply easily enough, but they also wear easily and removing it is another story... Thank you for your "2 cents", but I will rely on my original impression of being a nice idea that is expensive and 'questionably' executed.... Until they perfect this design, I guess it's back to a cargo trailer build for me... Oh, one last thing, 'potato' doesn't camp in an A-frame any longer.. 'Nuff said.... LOL!
@@pjf7943 Okeydokey! I was just offering my insights. I know he doesn’t have it anymore. He kinda overworked that thing to death. I also felt the egg change was best for him with all that cold camping he does.
Got it! We love ours even with its slight imperfections. I live in the desert too. This past Christmas, 9 day camp, lake side, we had a massive dust & wind storm, all dang day. Although the outside looked like the Sahara, there was zero dust inside. That was minus the sponges and rags. 🤷♀️ So what to say? My main love about it is.... lightweight towing, the fact that it does pop down for better towing pluses and can be stored in a garage that way too. Also no canvas in pop up format, which is just my personal preference.
Let me throw my neck out here some more... have a peek at Chalet details, maybe this person will answer. Chalets are better quality builds. Bigger price tag too. Any trailer has to be leveled, esp with a propane fridge, so I don’t see the hiccup there. We level it easy enough and love that it can get into little nooks other units cannot. Yep... I am biased.
What do you do for a bathroom?
Maybe get some battery operated lights for when you don't have solar.
Hello Amy how are you doing!!
Wow...you are a natural beautiful woman and free spiritted with nature. Keep on keeping on 👍👍 BIGGUN'
Love everything about this! Have a blessed journey 💜
where did you get that table? the folding one is awesome i am rebuilding an a frame currently i like your setup with the full bed permanently set with the struts... currently mine has the 2 tables
I would also like to know about the table, looking to work remotely and it seems like a good option for me as well
Love A frames! This is suprising spacious.
I really enjoyed listening to you and I love the simplicity of your life style.Your road home is very cosy and practical 🇨🇦🤗
Is there a portable toilet in the A- frame? Or room for one?
This size there is not one. This size fits in a garage. You can go about 2’ - 3’ bigger and get a wet bath. Of course heavier. That does not fit in an average 19’ garage. We have a garage fitter... and YES! Lots of people put portable toilets inside. We did! Many mods to make awesome. We LoVE ours! Chalet has a taller fold which is nice. We don’t. About 13 gallon water tank. Ours is a Forest River... shorter fold but 26 gallon water tank. We boondock mostly so we appreciate the extra water storage.
We had a spare cupboard under the microwave took the door of hung a curtain on it and Portaloo sits in there, we also have a pop up shower you can have inside or outside,
It’s fully sealed has a continuous water recycle in it or you can add a seperate water heater, works fine for us.
@@lynnemcnab76 Oh wow! That sounds handy dandy too! What is this inside shower you are speaking about????? Sounds interesting! Although I don’t mind bucket bathing & outdoor showers... your indoor concept sounds intriguing... please share!!?!! 😊
@@SB4E.2 comes. In a suitcase, I will find out the name my husband bought it, folds up out of the case which is the base and has recirculating water.
@@lynnemcnab76 Thank you Lynne! I will look forward to that information. Your time to share is appreciated a bunch! That sounds great already!
I love to read to. Proud of you. I'm trying to go traveling like you soon. 👍😎
Where did u get ur table? Love it!!!
I was wondering the same thing. I could use something like that for sure :-)
Can I ask, where did she get that folding wood desk? And that particular iPad stand?
You actually are living w/less square space than me. I built my own tiny home on wheels & it's 70.4 square feet. It's solid. I like the idea of a gas fridge, I gotta get one of those. I love living off grid, I have my own shower w/hot water. Composting toilet & full size bed, w/ a 52" TV on the wall.
How/where do you bathe and go to the bathroom?
let me know keeping warm in like 0 for a week ....be ready never know when a bad storm comes in its happen ...be safe
The dog!
Your camper is very fresh and airy looking. I just have one question. Most A-frame campers have bungee cords to atach the top of the outer rectangular roof sections, but I didn"t see them when you folded your camper. Does your A frame not have them?
Nice camper,but what bout ur shower& toilet or do you use the lake ?
Not many travelers have showers more have toilets tho.
I haven't really considered and A frame. But I'm gonna shop a couple of these.
Glad you found some inspiration! Best of luck looking for your tiny! 🤗
Tiny Home Tours I read everyone is asking you the same question about toilet/shower. Are you gonna reply? We would love an update.
Love you artwork. Is it for sale? Love your table. You can take it outside for a change of office space.
I also have a chalet a-frame. Some have toilets and showers, some don't. Almost all of them do have an outside shower that works well out in the boonies when no one is around.
There are links under the video.
Adorable young lady..
Love this! It’s the beautiful big windows and natural light for me
I love your home, so peaceful
I'm so in love 😍
What a blessing to live a life on the road like that! There's just one thing I was wondering about...where's the bathroom? 🤔 (Besides nature)
Love your simplicity..
Propane fridges are awesome
Hey Hey...Neat A-Frame..I have one and was wondering where you got your table ? Have the one that came with the camper, but it's to big and bulky...
SO sorry, I fell a sleep. Run this by me again. LOOKS GOOD, and the camper too.
Hi we have had two Chalets & enjoyed them both....where's your porta potty did i miss that?
I think you are the most clever person l have seen it really beautiful house