Do you have the specs, link or info on how to do the metal frame you built the tiny home on? I'm planning to build a small house with the idea of being able to move it later on a semi, or to jack it up and add a ground level underneath. Thoughts?
did u end up doing it? Id love to connect to best understand how you did this. Im struggling to understand how the jacks are connected to the metal platform. As well as knowing how big the metal beams need to be to support the house.
I really wish I had taken more time I explain the design on this. But we welded plates onto the backs of the jacks and we welded heavy wall pipe to those plates. Then we did a saddle and heavy wall pipe of a different ID to match the OD very closely of the jack pipe. And then we drilled holes at 90° angles through the pipes to run our very tight pin. All the pins have to be tight and all the pipe within a pipe needs to be tight or you get a lot of wobble
Exactly the info I needed. Thanks a lot. The only thing id be scared is the jack you are using appears (from my understanding) not meant to have such a side load. How do you navigate the risk of bending the jack (or worst collapsing it with the house over it)? Or is this jack manufactured for side load? Id be keen on getting the same one you are using as it appears to work for you. Any chance you can share the model name of this jack? @@HousesBuiltTiny
Hello, how can you be contacted? Your site is showing a 500 error, I even typed in www.housesbuilttiny.com (w/o the Index) and it's still not populating your site.
Aiza. I'm sorry for that period I've got so many projects it'll take me alive time to complete them. But I would be happy to help any way I can or if you are somewhere local and you want something built for you I'd be happy to consider it. I let go of the website it just became too much to manage. You can contact me here or on RUclips or you can look me up on Google and Lockhart Texas.
I am impressed with your design and work. I would like to see more.
i was wondering how they were going to move this and now i know!
oh, and very interesting feature to have a garage door there for that.
great vid.
Looking fwd to the vid on finished interior!
How did you get it off the trailer, we’re the concrete stilts there when you got it off the trailer?
How much does this cost?
Do you have the specs, link or info on how to do the metal frame you built the tiny home on? I'm planning to build a small house with the idea of being able to move it later on a semi, or to jack it up and add a ground level underneath. Thoughts?
did u end up doing it? Id love to connect to best understand how you did this. Im struggling to understand how the jacks are connected to the metal platform. As well as knowing how big the metal beams need to be to support the house.
How are the jacks connected to the metal frame?
I really wish I had taken more time I explain the design on this. But we welded plates onto the backs of the jacks and we welded heavy wall pipe to those plates. Then we did a saddle and heavy wall pipe of a different ID to match the OD very closely of the jack pipe. And then we drilled holes at 90° angles through the pipes to run our very tight pin. All the pins have to be tight and all the pipe within a pipe needs to be tight or you get a lot of wobble
Exactly the info I needed. Thanks a lot. The only thing id be scared is the jack you are using appears (from my understanding) not meant to have such a side load. How do you navigate the risk of bending the jack (or worst collapsing it with the house over it)? Or is this jack manufactured for side load? Id be keen on getting the same one you are using as it appears to work for you. Any chance you can share the model name of this jack? @@HousesBuiltTiny
How much did it cost to move this house?
$3500 moved about 50 miles
Can you explain more about that toilet system?
Tar zan www.sun-mar.com/prod_flush_cent2.html
Hello, how can you be contacted? Your site is showing a 500 error, I even typed in www.housesbuilttiny.com (w/o the Index) and it's still not populating your site.
Aiza. I'm sorry for that period I've got so many projects it'll take me alive time to complete them. But I would be happy to help any way I can or if you are somewhere local and you want something built for you I'd be happy to consider it. I let go of the website it just became too much to manage. You can contact me here or on RUclips or you can look me up on Google and Lockhart Texas.